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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
2
A notice appears indicating an item entered at the Post Office at Moulton Alabama as second class matter. The filing reflects standard postal designation for periodical mail processing and public recordkeeping.
Senator Underwood defends a tariff system limited to federal needs, opposing taxes aimed at boosting fortunes or protecting industry at the expense of the public. He warns against using taxation to confiscate personal property or mimic Communist methods, urging equitable taxation.
A ten year old boy overhears talk of bills for services and creates his own itemized demand on his mother. She leaves him a payment and a second note praising home and care, prompting him to return the money with a heartfelt plea to do more for her. The tale highlights valuing love and service over money.
S A Lynne, speaker of the Alabama House, asks voters to name him Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court. He tours the northeastern state, opens Montgomery offices with Mark Hode, and emphasizes a Northern representation on the court while praising his legislative and legal record.
The U S Geological Survey reports sulfuric acid production in 1920 reached about 5.6 million short tons across 30 states with an estimated value near 59 million dollars.
The Federal Reserve Board reports May as a period of comparative stability with no changes in discount rates and open market rates below those in local banks. Call money remained exceptionally low, rates fell in producing regions, and foreign exchange drifted within narrow limits. Foreign trade showed improvement, exports favored the US, tonnage demand rose, and the Interstate Commerce Commission announced a 10 percent railroad rate cut, whose impact on goods movement is uncertain.
Orders for fabricated structural steel placed during April nearly matched the capacity of fabricating firms. Reports to the Department of Commerce from firms comprising two thirds of the U S capacity show sales by 75 firms with a capacity of 116 918 tons running at 99 percent of capacity.
A ponderous slang item noting that a level headed man conforms to his boss on political and religious questions. It quips that some wills are hard to bend like tough steak and mentions A Lotta Check of Hattisburg Mississippi. It also muses on widows, dead men, and debate over whether baseball or poker is the great American pastime.
A South Carolina woman marked her husband’s grave with a hopeful inscription reading Rest in Peace Until We Meet Again. The remark reflects a poignant gesture as mourners remember a departed spouse.
A set of scattered maxims discusses mood, friendship, pride, bloodlines, beauty, garlic as anti aging and the cost of warnings. It then pivots to wedding customs noting brides showers before marriage and rain after pairing with a spouse.
A jumble of aphorisms about character and motivation. the text mocks self starters and habit formation while noting stubborn grumblers. It mentions a New York man with a razor that has aged for years and compares that to barbers with even older tools.
The era shifts as individuals may soon spend their own life insurance benefits. This suggests expanding rights for policyholders to access and use life insurance funds in scenarios beyond traditional payout terms.
A wry note highlights fear of a lockjaw outbreak at a sewing circle gathering, joking about the dread of an epidemic during the meeting. The line frames a humorous, light tone amid a social club context.
The April purchasing power of farm crops held steady versus March while farm crop and livestock prices edged up slightly from March 5 to April 15, per U.S. Department of Agriculture indices. The steady buying power was offset by higher wholesale prices for nonfarm commodities and food.
An old advertisement proclaims a universal remedy named 666 that supposedly cures malaria chills fever dengue and bilious fever by killing the germs with a claimed medicinal effect. The text emphasizes broad health benefits and germ destruction.
Albany Decatur Ala June 7 1922 large crowd from Albany Decatur visited Courtland on Trade Day. Mrs Jack Shackleford and Missionary Society served lunch and praised the banner day. Speakers Judge Brandon and Congress candidate Mrs Lelia Seton Edmundson drew applause revealing farmer friendly stance. Mary F Black notes warm hospitality and enthusiasm for Port of Mobile talk.
Department of Labor reports March employment volume rising with payroll gains in automobile factories up 7.8 percent and iron and steel plus cigar manufacturing each 6.7 percent. Cotton payrolls fell 33 percent due to wage cuts and textile strikes. The report notes fewer annual strikes over two years, with last year’s largest strike by marine workers at about 140,000 across major ports. About 39 percent of 1921 strikes tied to wage reductions. The Division of Conciliation aided in 9 of 21 disputes in March. as of April 1, 40 cases were pending, 9 not yet at strike stage.
The piece outlines Senator Underwood’s critique of tariff strategy, arguing farmers would be misled by claims that high rates on agricultural products benefit them. He insists taxation benefits the government revenues, not farmers, and warns that any perceived farmer gains come with far greater tax costs.
Secretary Weeks told the Senate agricultural committee that a joint naval and military panel should oversee Muscle Shoals development in Alabama and urged a federal agency to negotiate contracts. Norris proposed 7.5 million dollars to continue dam No 2 work while Ford’s revised offer looms as a potential campaign issue, though lawmakers seem unfazed.
The American government closely studies two Mexican Supreme Court rulings about the retroactive reach of Article 27. If similar to prior decisions, they may define limits on retroactivity that influence U S recognition of the Mexican government.
Notice: under a 1922 decree in equity Lawrence County Alabama I will sell for cash at public outcry in front of Hillsboro Post Office on June 19 1922 a one seventh undivided interest in described land in sections 33 and 27 township 7 range 8 west to satisfy mortgage debt. W R Jackson Register.
Notice states the partnership between Mrs M L Mayfield and Miss Bessie Mae Green in the Style Shop mercantile business at Town Creek Alabama is dissolved. Mrs Mayfield buys Greenes full interest and assumes all responsibilities. The business will continue as the Style Shop under Mayfield.
Druggists praise Chamberlain Colic and Diarrhea Remedy as the best choice when asked for diarrhea relief, with ninety nine out of a hundred recommending it. Customers report it can be depended upon and doctors differ in profit motives.
Wanted agent to handle city trade in Moulton and other vacant cities selling J R Watkins products. Retail duties include Watkins Coconut Oil Shampoo Garda Face Powder Fruit Drinks and 137 other items. Write for free sample and particulars.
A vintage advertisement extols Rub My Tism as a great pain killer for aches rheumatism neuralgia sprains and related ailments. The ad asserts instant relief and broad effectiveness for various pains and sore conditions.
Robert 8 Lovett, chairman of the Union Pacific board, tells a Senate committee that a New York banking combine does not dominate U S railroads. He argues control remains dispersed, despite charges echoed by Senator La Follette and economist W Jett Lane of the railroad union about 211000 miles of trackage and interlocking directorates.
The Department of Labor notes long term changes in building conditions. In large cities union wage rates typically set the prevailing rate. From 1917 material prices rose above wage rates, and by 1920 material prices tripled 1913 levels while wages nearly doubled. A sharp drop in material prices began in spring 1920 and continued into 192% though wages remained strong.
The National City Bank of New York states a housing shortage drives nationwide building activity and industrial revival. It calls the shortage imperative, with the country behind on housing and expects that strong construction will aid recovery.
The Senate considers a bonus measure similar to the House bill, issuing certificates maturing in twenty years that allow loan access. Cash bonuses would go to veterans owed fifty dollars or less, while President Harding's stance remains unclear though leaders expect passage with his signature likely.
Probate notice states J W White appointed administrator on May 16 1922 by Judge J Kumpe of Lawrence County. All persons with claims must present them within lawful time or be barred.
A historical advertisement touts 666 as a fast remedy for colds constipations biliousness and headaches. It markets the tonic as a fine health aid throughout the era.
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