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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
2
The Moulton Advertiser notes that Mark Twain will live on in memory though Clemens may be forgotten soon. The brief obituary-like remark reflects on the lasting impact of Twain while suggesting his real name may fade.
An eloquent critic argues grafting is held as a high ideal of patriotism by some public men. He notes many people view life as consecutive triumphs and the world as a dream, reflecting a pervasive optimistic outlook.
A judge voices approval as Chicago women defend themselves using rolling pins against abusive husbands. The scene appears in a compassionate mood, with commentary on heat and moral outcomes. The piece also notes authors who gain fame yet face mixed rewards and a Indiana man seeks divorce over his wife chewing tobacco and his own intoxicated habits.
A call to generosity notes preachers should collect offerings when preaching doomsday. The piece urges keeping children supported and hopeful for their future despite flaws. It mentions 26 physicians treating a wealthy western man for two years, yet he remains alive and unmoved by their concoctions.
A brief remark notes that women are failures at many tasks men attempt yet generally stay out of prison more often than their unruly brothers.
A brief commentary notes a sharp divide between fame and notoriety. It argues that while fame is commendable, notoriety is abhorrent, and suggests athletes seek positive recognition rather than infamy.
Bryan traveled to see Taft not to beg favors but to honor the chief and prevent him from feeling lonesome.
A country girl in Ohio reportedly broke her jaw after calling a man to dinner. He earned only 60 cents a day and was said to be asleep between corn rows when the incident occurred.
Rome and London howl as Ted elevates his big stick while opportunities call the man of destiny. America grows. Congress stalls Rockefeller gifts. John grows impatient and may send it. County High School closing exercises drew huge country audiences, suggesting prejudice against the great institution of learning is fading.
The prophet warns of a terrible event on the twenty first, but locals expect only minor disruptions. They fear cows and calves gathering, a hen leaving a mite infested nest, and the wash line breaking with ragged clothes. The tone remains cautious about omen versus everyday mischief.
The text attacks Republicans for aiding in defeating a statewide prohibition amendment last November and accuses them of posing in Alabama as temperance advocates. It urges opposition to the first plank in the Democratic platform and calls for a mid term Democratic victory at the next general election.
Satisfactory closing praised Lawrence County High School with great enthusiasm. High compliments to teachers and honors to students for music flowers and decorations. Brilliant assemblage of fair women and gallant men described in lavish terms.
Lawrence County High School held a large Thursday commencement with an elegant auditorium, spirited essays, and strong oratory by Miss Mary Lee Ratliff and Miss Hattie Lee Bragg representing rival societies. Gen Brandon delivered the awarding address, praising universal education and urging compulsory schooling amid glowing applause.
A brief note urges readers to fulfill duties despite obstacles. It emphasizes perseverance and responsibility, encouraging steady effort and resilience in facing difficulties. The call to action remains practical and plainly stated for a broad audience.
Professor Ercole Orsoni from Memphis arrives in Mouiton to teach young gentlemen to blow horns and tap drums. He is described as bringing many musical honors and medals from renowned schools and is expected to render satisfactory service to the band boys.
Bro Heflin preached an able and instructive sermon Sunday morning urging family obligations. Readers wish for the manuscript for publication so 10,000 readers may have it at home. Mrs Norvill Russell of Morgan county visits sister Mrs W J Porter. Gentle rains Sunday revived vegetation and brought a smiling mood to the countryside.
A fashion wrap details new shantungs for tailor made wear with colors like nattier blue reseda green and putty shades. It covers sleeve styles hats jewelry cameos corals seed pearls and evening deco plus Paris skirts bands of embroidery and fabric tricks to shape summer silhouettes.
An ad promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a liver aid, claiming it prevents complications by improving bile flow. It cites testimonials from James Kennedy of St. Louis and A. Le Rue of Smith's Grove, Ky, offers a free trial bottle and money back guarantee, and notes prices of fifty cents to one dollar a bottle with home delivery.
Reader alert highlights misprints in Bro Shack elfords article: Elder Joseph Lawit should be Lane and Theophilous Skinner text should read constituent member. Close of column should show 1844 not 1846. Obituary should read Edmund Gunn not Edward Gunn. Other minor letter and figure misplacements may appear in the page.
The Lawrence County Court of Revenue met yesterday and remains in session today examining the tax books as required by law. All members are present and expect to adjourn this afternoon.
Miss M Williams and Howard Bishop two Baptist missionaries to Italy drowned while bathing in the Atlantic. E F Johnson a Montgomery cotton broker visits the mall seeking $30000 in a separate incident.
June Lwach of Decatur is spending the week in Moulton visiting relatives and touring the town. She plans to attend local events and enjoy regional hospitality during her stay.
A prevailing view surrounds the postal bank bill as an almost assured fact, with supporters signaling strong momentum and expectation of quick passage in the coming sessions.
Numer Sela promotes a six week Sum mer School in Moulton taught by Professors Moore and Barnard. The program offers opportunities to aspiring youths and emphasizes substantial gains from the short term course.
The stormy Saturday evening greatly interfered with our Troup show at Mt Hope. Only about $20 was realized. There will be preaching and all day singing at Harmony on the fourth Sunday in June.
All interested parties are urged to meet on the grounds Wednesday June 15 for the purpose of cleaning off the graveyard near the colored Methodist church. Come early Wing boos J Crow et al.
The Sedalia Democrat editor Fay of Lyons Indiana is called to explain why subscribers have not paid up per postal rules. An inspector found the list paid up two months earlier, but not fully. The piece notes it seems harsh for a newspaper owner to be hauled before the government over unpaid subscriptions and the unpredictability of inspections.
The item mentions Mrs Lizzie Chenault and children visiting Mouilto from Russelville and a 106 degree Oklahoma temperature with sand storms and fleas on a dog. J M Sandhin plans a two week trip to Ardmore to visit relatives. A Supreme Court ruling blocks county funds from streets in towns and cities. Sheriff candidate Masterson campaigned on Saturday.
People with loved ones buried at Thrasher Cemetery are asked to meet there Saturday before the 4th Sunday in June to clean the grounds with tools and shared dinner. Decoration Day services are planned for the following Sunday with Rev. G. W. Thrasher delivering an 11 o clock Decoration Sermon. May 30, 10 D.M. Thrasher.
The Lawrence County Division of the F E C U of A will meet with the Midway Local at College Grove near Hillsboro on June 16 and 17 1910. Delegations should attend for election of delegates to the State Meeting and vital business. State officers will be invited. Dated May 20 1910. W J Beene K J Richardson County Ex Committee Directors of Hillsboro Ware House Company to meet June 2. J D French President Board of Directors.
testimonial promotion from JOHN BUSH and JOSEPH FRANKOWICK praising Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as the best remedy for preventing and curing headaches. claims four years use with reliable relief and urges access for all sufferers. continuous relief and quicker action than other remedies cited.
Dr Miles anti pain pills offer relief without distress to the stomach or lingering after effects. Sold by druggists everywhere with satisfaction guaranteed. Miles Medical Co., Ikhart Ind.
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