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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
3
Local column from Moulton features agricultural updates, school moves, church events, and community notices. Reports credit Wade Raya on 25 percent Alabama cotton acreage cut, James Howell’s reassignment, and Florence teachers’ training trip. Also notes preacher Strong, drought facts from Australia, and assorted anecdotes about literature, travel, and industry.
The fragment discusses excess trade during war, shifting to noncombat goods, reports about European murders, a drought affecting crops, and the sudden death of Dr. Ed Chisholm in St. Louis with burial in Tuscumbia, Alabama. The text mixes economic commentary, violence mentions, agricultural notes, and a biographical note.
A terse vintage ad extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Retards as a reliable remedy for summer ailments. It urges every household to keep the elixir on hand to avoid pain and delay while noting its wide availability.
The item promotes Scott's Emulsion as a medicinal food and building tonic to treat catarrh by addressing its underlying cause. It claims nasal catarrh signals general weakness and warns against oils, snuff, or vapors, urging use of the product under medical guidance.
Protracted meeting to start on the Third Sunday in June at Moulton church led by Pastor Rome Fickens. All day Singing at Caddo on the Second Sunday in June with song books and buckets requested. Ice cream supper at Caddo Saturday night June 19th to benefit the church. Children’s Day at Caddo on the Futurest Sunday in June with recitations and dinner to follow. Quarterly meeting of Education boards on Saturday June 26. County Teachers Institute in Moulton the week of July 5, all teachers to attend. Ice cream supper at residence four miles east of Moulton on Saturday night June 19.
Local readers praise Cheam berlain's Liniment for relief of rheumatic and neuralgia pains. Mrs. Biarence Blite of Wabash Indiana endorses the remedy and recommends prompt relief. The notice also mentions a Want Column and a Lawrence County medical society session held Tuesday.
A fragmentary verse note from Golden Age mentions the blindest folly the fool supreme and the man who drinks his woes away, drinking himself toward death and hell amid puzzled lines about Hiero and untold mysteries.
A damaged ad style piece touts a liniment for overexertion and muscle soreness. It claims rapid relief with Sloan’s liniment as a miracle cure and includes a grateful customer note and brief ad copy for druggists.
Alabama Baptists appeal for 830000 in missions funding during the current convention year. The drive aims to support missionary work and related religious outreach across the state and beyond.
A fragment reports Alabama born alumnus of Mercer University known as Rev Grice, teaching in Wichita College for two years, with a home in Atlanta Georgia and a reference to two years since courting Miss Kane, described as engaged in holy work to win souls to Jesus.
Alabama faces a boom as diverse sectors mobilize for growth. Shipyards on the Warrior and Tennessee promise Mobile expansion, while Birmingham steel and manufacturing loom large. Agricultural diversification spreads across the Canebrake and Black Belt, with Montgomery poised as a future Dallas of Alabama.
In a Daily Limes feature, Almon outlined a plan of sun ner work ahead of departure, praising his Congressional duties and strong representation. The piece notes support from colleagues and friends, mentioning primaries and a pledge to continue public service.
Readers recall a community meeting at Mc Hope with speakers from the education department and a featured ice cream supper. The event drew a crowd, supporting the diamond fund and praising local efforts for school funding and public education.
A chaotic OCR page fragment references government, pension votives, and names such as Bey cs ear era votives for pensions, and lists individuals like Farris Byars and Anderson Mcbruie. The jittery text mentions weather, travel home, and a mix of places, with unclear dates and events.
A scattered OCR fragment lists various words and phrases with inconsistent capitalization and misspellings. It references people such as Irene and Mrs. Jones and mentions meals, malaria, and cooking but provides no coherent event or report. The readable content is insufficient for a substantive news item.
A brief notice describes a dip day event with a focus on timing and participation. The message invites attendees to gather near Monday and mentions a sequence of activities or stations for dipping. The text references multiple short terms but conveys a community or club style gathering.
A damaged OCR page fragment reports probate and public notice items with unreadable names dates and places. The readable portions reference a county and a 26th day event but details remain unclear.
Fragmentary notice records an invitation matter with unclear names and dated language. readable elements indicate a formal grant or approval action on a specific day, but missing key details.
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