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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
1
A lengthy excerpt condemns gossip as a dangerous, humanity-draining force. It likens gossip to a venomous, predatory creature feeding on scandal and insincere tongues. The passage laments how gossip destroys reputations, trust, and moral order in communities.
Lawrence County High School presents its financial report for 1914 1915 noting the school is out of debt with a small credit. The prior year showed an indebtedness of 1.14 dollars. The school also supported the Seventh grade with sixty dollars. An itemized receipt and disbursement account is on file for public inspection. Principal Earl M Hodson signs the report.
Receipts list from the Manual Training, Domestic Science, and Seventh Grade programs totaling 4016.63 with funds from the Co. Board Revenue and Education, state appropriation, and miscellaneous sources. Items include 5.84 for Agricultural Plot and 154.40 for Plays and Entertainments plus several department amounts.
A Lawrence County High School feature details Prof Earl Hodson leaving Moulton for Lauderdale to lead Rogersville in a grand school complex. The garden and lab showcase domestic science, shop, library, and artful student work, praising Hodson and benefactors like Miss Annie Wheeler while previewing a forthcoming financial report.
A domestic science department report lists refreshments sold on December 5 with earnings of 8.75 and 16.80 from various canned goods and miscellaneous sales. Expenses include stove oil and other items. Refreshments served on December 5 for a county board dinner on January 2 with miscellaneous costs. Balance carried to the department for 1915-1.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Moulton Methodist Church presents Miss Clarkson of Newecutur Alabama in a recital at the High School Auditorium Friday June eleventh for the Parsonage Furniture Fund. Assisted by Mrs Gus Harris pianist and Miss Johnson reader both of Decatur. Admission 25 and 35 cents with tickets at Sandlia's Drug Store.
The nation operates about 3000 railroad post offices as part of the postal network. The figure reflects the scale of mail service via rail routes across states.
The article presents recurring Bible Quotations to encourage readers to seek truth worship God in spirit and truth, value truth over deceit, and practice love and peace. It cites verses about truth guiding conduct, honesty before neighbors, reverence for God, and sanctification through truth. The selections aim to uplift daily life with scriptural guidance.
A Chicago Journal excerpt argues Americans chatter excessively in daily life from meals to leisure. It cites the invention of the talking machine and praises silence as a tool to think, urging restraint and focus rather than perpetual talk. It notes great leaders valued purposeful speech and emphasizes developing listening over constant speaking.
An advertisement-style testimonial from Mrs Oste Gans of Mesville Ohio claims four years of stomach trouble improved after taking Sin's Tablets. She says weight returned and she feels strong again, crediting the remedy for her recovery.
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