Advertisements and Local Notices from Moulton Advertiser
Ghi Moulton Advertiser notes amid period pieces: medical remedies tout Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and chest ailments, Chamberlain’s Liniment for rheumatic pain, and Foley Kidney Co. purity claims. Ads urge blank receipts, broker contact, and pharmacy listings. Sheriff R NoMacCulloch sued for false imprisonment. Chicago lake drowning of a boy reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. NoMecCulloch
Marge County
John Vis
John
Chicago
Local Advertisements and Notices Fragment
A jumble of old ads and brief notices highlights product pitches for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Foley's remedies, contest offers, a mention of a sprained ankle treatment, and casual town notices. It also notes a fire at Posey Blackwell's residence and stray social gossip about locals and visitors.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Heals Burns and More
A historic ad-like note highlights Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a quick healer for burns cuts bruises bullet wounds or explosions plus boils ulcers eczema sore lips and piles priced at 25 cents. It contrasts public fatigue with efficient relief and mentions Uncle Sam receiving 115692.76 for discreet stamps in Nashville.
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Bucklen
Electric Bitters Charms Women Said to Repair Health
An old advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a remedy for women improving complexion strength and vitality. It claims the tonic cures indigestion backache headaches dizziness and provides freedom from weakness, urging women to try it and noting its popularity among medicine dealers.
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Promises Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a splendid remedy for kidney trouble backache and urinary irregularities. It cites a testimonial from M Jackson a Tusumbia Alabama merchant praising the pills for curing his kidney issues after a year of backache scanty and frequent secretions. Sold by dealers at 50 cents per box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States Remember the name Dean's.
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Dean
M. Jackson
Tuscumbia
Ala
Dan
Foster -Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Hope for reprieve in Anniston murder case
A Black defendant in Anniston has faced four death sentences for murder and now receives another chance to prove innocence or justification. The case centers on ongoing legal appeals and potential new evidence, with local residents awaiting a decision that could alter the harsh history of the proceedings.
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Anniston
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE
An old advertisement notes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE stops cough and headache and fights cold. Druggists refund if it fails to cure, with FR. W. GROVE'S signature on each box, 25c. Also an item seeking lost gold rimmed spectacles between Moulton and Decatur, offering a reward for recovery.
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FR. W. Grove
L. A. Stewart
Moulton
Decatur
Dynamic early 20th century ads mix pills blasts and liniment
An assortment of advertisements tout Chamberlain's Tablets for gentle bowel relief with a free offer, a dynamite blast near Montgomery briefly noted, and Ballard's Snow Liniment praised as a universal healer for man and beast Sold by Sandlin Drug Co with prices 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle.
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Ballerd
Sandlin Drug Co
Coffin Discovery At Troy In Odd Incident
A man found inside a coffin in Troy had been placed there while dead drunk and freed himself while sobering up. A separate report notes a capital convict was struck on the head with a hammer by a guard and Governor O Neall condemned the act as brutal yet dignified.
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Troy
O'neal
Herbite for bowel disturbances advertised by Sendlin
Promote regular bowel movements and a bright, vigorous feeling with Herbite. Purported to purify bowel channels and aid digestion. Price 50c. Sold by Sendlin.
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Sendlin Drug Co
Bar Association Session in Mobile Sees Poor Attendance
The Bar Association is in session at Mobile today yet few barristers appear, with attendees scarce and officials noting low turnout among lawyers.
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Bar*Association
Mobile
Frightful Cough Leads to Broken Ribs in Neenah
A man in Neenah Wisconsin endured severe coughing which fractured two ribs. The ad touts King’s New Discovery as a remedy for persistent coughs, colds, and weak lungs, citing Mrs Effie Morten of Columbia Missouri as a testimonial. A trial bottle costs 50 cents or a full bottle 1 dollar is available at medicine dealers.
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Neenah
Wis
No Substitute Could Do This Kidney Pills Cure Wallich's Pain
J. F. Wallich of Bartlett Nebraska says kidney troubles caused backache dizziness and headaches but Foley Kidney Pills relieved the pain and he is entirely rid of the trouble as he reports from Moulton Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley ‘@ Co
Moulton ‘Brug Co
Foley
J. F. Wallich
Bartlett
Nebr
Moulton Drug Co
Cure for bedwetting advertised by H Rowan Drug Co
An old advertisement from The Moulton Advertiser declares a harmless remedy from H Rowan Drug Co to cure bedwetting and nocturnal urination in children. It offers a 50 cent package free prepaid to any reader and urges families to share the cure with neighbors and friends.
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The
H. Rowan Drug Co
Dept
Chicago
Moulton
Paul White Family Departs for Iuka Springs
Paul White and his family depart for Iuka Springs hoping to return refreshed. Also mentioned: Iofe Bell remains jailed in Birmingham on a charge related to the killing of her hat.
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Paul White
Iuka Springs
Iofe
Bell
Birmingham
Woman in New York Inst a Sh.000 diamond
A woman in New York invests in a diamond valued at Sh.000 while worrying over its loss and weariness. Birmingham experiences a persistent building boom with daily fires destroying three fine houses.
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New York
Birmingham
Ballard's Liniment Promises Deep Pain Relief
Blisters on the hands burns sores and rheumatism are treated with Ballard's Liniment praised for penetrating power. Sold by Sandlin Drug Co in 25¢ 50¢ and 1.00 formats.
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Ballard
Sid
Sandlin Drug Co
Mixed Cabinet of 1900s News And Local Incidents
A Minnesota preacher bought a furniture business, a fire swept the town, and authorities fear arson as he faces jail. A Georgia lightning strike kills a mother, her son, and a visitor. Democratic tariff talks signal free-list hints for cattle wheat and oats. A Washington note mentions Bryan at market, Chattanooga rail fare totals near half a million in three days. An Oklahoma shooting ends with a woman killing a highwayman. In Minnesota an auto crash kills four and wounds three. Seven prisoners occupy comfortable quarters in a new jail. A Seattle baby is noted among scattered items.
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Minnesota
Bryan
Washingtton
Chattanooga
Minn
Senate Debates Tariff Bill With Fresh Proposals
Senate continues work on tariff legislation as lawmakers seek added protections for allies and sharpen provisions, signaling intensified debate over trade policy in the chamber.
Frightened horse bolts with buggy injures none
A frightened horse dashed away with a buggy here Saturday but its occupants escaped injury. Candidates for County offices are announcing all over the State, and the grand shake brigade should now get busy.
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Grand Shake Brigade
Theatete Democratic Executive Committee to Meet in January
The Democratic Executive Committee will hold a meeting in January to discuss party matters and plan upcoming activities. Local party officials urge attendance and emphasize agenda items to boost candidate support in the region.
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Theatete Democratic
Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Asks Quiet Crowd Move On
Policeman speaks to street crowd as ad claims the pills ease bowel congestion gently. The copy asserts health follows with use and directs readers to medicine dealers for purchase. The fragment conveys period marketing language and emphasizes a calming approach.
Grove's Tasteless Child Tonic and Chamberlain's Tablets Ad
An old newspaper ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Child Tonic to combat weakness and loss of appetite, claiming to drive out malaria and build up the system for all ages. It also touts Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion and regular bowels, noting suitability for middle and older ages and availability from all dealers.
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Grove
Gas Remedies and Advertisements in Alabama Baptist
An 19th century ad summary notes Herbine as a liver remedy for stomach gas from fermented foods, sold by a local drug company. The Alabama Baptist seeks 1,000 credit subscribers and critiques sensational crime reporting, while a brief mention hints at high birth rates and large families amid mixed social commentary.
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Sa Drug Co
Buckle's Arnica Salve claimed to ease ulcers and skin troubles
An odd fragment touts Buckle's Arnica Salve as a swift remedy for ulcers and skin issues. It cites Mrs. Bree Jones of Birmingham Alabama as suffering months long and notes the product would provide relief in weeks with endorsements from a local druggist and others.
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Bree Jones
Birmingham
Ala
Doranguist
Prof Leng Wil Cohdnct Sings at Pin Hook Church Day
The event lists Leng Wil Cohdnct performing at the new Pin Hook church on the fourth Sunday in June. The program celebrates the opening with a concert led by the professor and featuring local attendees.
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Prof, Leng Wil Cohdnct
Pin Hook
Sunday School Convention of NW District Meets at Sanderson Chapel
The NW District No 2 Sunday School Convention meets at Sanderson's Chapel on the Sunday in June with 10 a.m. devotional services led by W A Sander son and welcomes by J W Briley. Hindrances, soul winning, and parents responsibility are on the program with afternoon sessions including lessons, banners, and echoes from the state convention. Adjournment by district president J O Reed sets next meeting place by delegates.
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Sanderson
W. A. Sanderson
J.W. Briley
J. R. Armstrong
Rey W. M. Wear
Ellen &. Beene
Tro
John L. Richey
H. O. Chambers
Jessie L. Luckey
Bro
T. W. Owens
J. O. Reed
Dr Kings New Life Pills Aid Laxative Aged Readers
An aged reader reports relief using Dr Kings New Life Pills for gentle laxative action. The ad notes quick results and safety, priced at 50 cents, claiming broad druggist endorsement. A Montgomery resident story hints at medical history and local interest.
Foley Kidney Pills praised by Oregon resident
Florence Oregon resident Wm Morris testifies his kidneys and bladder failed for years yet Foley Kidney Pills restored his health after eight months of use. A Baptist minister in Mississippi was shot and killed by his wife. The Bull Wevil returns to work in the Southern and Western States.
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Wm. Morris
Florence
Oregon
Foley
Moulton Drug Co
Mississippi
Bragg-Sandlin Wedding Invitation on Diamond Street
During Taft's reign Uneld Sam was swindled of four million dollars over Creasore tariffs. An invitation announces the Bragg-Sandlin wedding this evening at 8:30 on Diamond Street.
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Taft
Bragg—Sandlin
Diamond Street
Piles Cure Claim Promoted by Drugstore Ad
An old advertisement touts a 6 to 14 day cure for piles with ointment and quick relief. It warns that the druggist may balk if used and notes failure to cure on first use. The piece also mentions citizens showing support for changing jury law to empower majority verdicts.
Guaranteed Ezema Remedy Fights Chronic Skin Ailments
Bath resident J C Eveland testifies after twenty five years with ezema that Dr Hobson's Ezema Ointment cured him. The physician formulated remedy, not an experimental product, priced at 50 cents by Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
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Pfeiffer Chemical Co
Philadelphia
St. Louise
Books of Tax Assessor For Lawrence County Alabama
The books of assessment for Lawrence County Alabama are available for inspection by taxpayers. The Court of Revenue will meet at the assessor’s office in Mansion on Monday in Tad 1912 to examine assessor returns and correct errors. Signed by Judge of Probate Kampe and Eames.
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Lawrente Coanti
Alabama
Ani
Court of Reveney
Monsion
San
Kampe
Eames
Ander
Board of Pension Examiners
Lawrence County
Ala
Moulnon
Montgomery
Fourth District Sunday Convention at Moulton in June 1918
In Moulton on a June Sunday 1918 the Fourth District S. S. Convention convenes at 9:30 a.m. with Prof. C C Ker presiding, Miss Myrtle Stephenson discussing Teacher's Duty, and Miss Ola Kumpe presenting Paper on raising weak schools to standard. Ernst Kumpe leads scriptural reading, Rev Rome Pickens on Sunday School relation to church, and sessions cover Temperance and Missions.
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Moulton
C. C. Kerby
Montgomery
Myrtle Stephenson
Ola Kumpe
Ernst Kumpe
Rome Pickens
Christian Citizenship by Prof Crowell and others
Fragmentary note mentions marking up the School Chart and dismission of Dee Montgomery with unclear context.
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J. M. Crowell
Dee Montgomery
Portraits honored in courthouse hall of Alabama figures
The Moulton Advertiser notes a portrait of the late William Cooper of Tuscumbia hangs over the judge's stand in the Lawrence county courthouse, inspiring younger barristers. Sheffield Standard praises Gen Joseph Wheeler and mentions plans to display faces of Geo S Houston and other notable Alabama leaders.
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Moulton Advertiser
William Cooper
Tuscumbia
Lawrence County Court House
Cooper
Sheffield Standard
Joseph Wheeler
Geo. S. Houston
J. K. Moore
Bk. A. O'Neal
Pope Walker
Henry Speake
Parker Chitwood
Henry Lightfoot
RK. QO
Pickett
T. M. Peters
D. V. Lewis
Henry ©. Jones
Birmingham Summer Visit Orders Moulton Advertiser
Prof. C. G. Lynch and wife are in Birmingham for the summer and direct The Moulton Advertiser to follow them.
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C. G. Lynch
Birmingham
Moulton Advertiser
Local Notes and Inquiries Amid Winter Weather
Rev Rome Pickens was called to Leighton to see his dangerously ill daughter Lucille. Jack Reeves received 30 years for murder. A negro woman faces trial today for killing her husband. Jim Gailey hails from Decatur, nursing a mashed finger. Weather turns freezing north with snow near Nashville. Mrs Pearl Stewart travels to Denver to be with brother A L Windham for surgery. Rev S N Burns heads to a South Carolina school then returns. Rev R L Quinn to wed this evening. A lightning fire injures no one. Sallie Douglass found dead at Sheffield with violence marks. Next Confederate Reunion to be held in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Rome Pickens
Leighton
Lucille
Jack Reeves
Jim Gailey
Decatur
Nashville
Pearl Stewart
Denver
Coro
A. L. Windham
S. N. Burns
R. L. Quinn
Sallie Douglass
Sheffield
Jacksonville Florida
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D.D. K. Smith
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Posey Black
Ackl
Oklahoma
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Out
Paul Hodges
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Woodrow Wilson
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Brualin
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Hone
Brighten UP
New Decatur
New Decatur, Ala
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