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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
4
The readable text presents mixed phrases about time and money such as cash payment terms and durations. No clear names, places, organizations, or concrete events are identifiable. The fragmentary nature prevents a coherent cardable item beyond noting vague payment and time references.
The Moulton Advertiser proclaims no church creed but a humanitarian platform and Jesus Christ as savior. The old editor stays true to faith while engaging with other Christians in their fight against sin. A recent sermon by a golden tongued minister moved the writer with melancholy sweetness from a different sect.
Earnest Owen, proprietor, advertises open from Monday morning until 10 am Sunday. Hair cut 25 cents, shave 10 cents, shine 5 cents, shampoo 25 cents, face and lead tonics. Claims sharp razors, keen ecis, clean towels, and guaranteed satisfaction. Try me.
Dr Haw k continues a circuit meeting schedule through July with sessions at Danville Courtland and Lon Moulton circuits in August, including dates July 12 to 18 and August 1 and 10.
A vintage recruitment style appeal invites readers to place ads in The Moulton Advertiser and pledges broad reach of 10 000 readers. It notes 1500 subscriptions handled in the past year since June 19 1912 and explains subscription expiry by a yellow tag showing a $1.00 payment needed to continue service.
A fragmented list of names and dates from January 3 to January 13 spanning 1913 and 1918. Names include AB McMillan JL Letson KO Craig Luther Landers KV Watson Kitchens Fansie Jackson Krush Stockton JF Fitzgerald JR Armor OA Young D IF Lowery Mrs Lou Sheats Mrs M J Jackson Albert McKinley Dr IT C Jones Jannuary 5 1913 CL Orr Jan 8 1918 8D McCulloch J A Bogle J McCulloch Pink Key Mrs J M Hall GT Wiley A Binten James Bryant Rev Sam Sellers OB Miller A G Bayne JS Minor W I Dutton Jan 9 1913 It F Aston Miss Luta Peters MC Bureh JP Henderson Wm Hale JM McCarty Hi M Hill J Craig A D D Robbins J W South Joe Key Jan 10 1918 LD Free W E Bass HL Delashaw Kev A T Sims TF Almon Jan 12 19138 G F Moses C O Prince C B Vaughn T D Sims Kev J M Roberts M B Rutherford S D McCarey Pearcy McCarey Jan 13 118 JJ Penn W W Sandlin N E Givens SJ Massey Emil Minor JJ Kelly Mrs R L Coxe W E Coxe
Merchants and clerks spend time whittling wood to make shavings but a space ad at ten cents per line could quickly bring customers. Our readers exceed 10,000 and can locate the business easily. Suggest adding 2 or 4 clerks and publicizing mail order capabilities to compete with Chicago. The temple of commerce rises on strong advertising.
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill as a 30 year standard remedy for malaria, chills, fever, and general strengthening. It claims the bitter ingredients do not dissolve in the mouth but break down in stomach acids, guaranteed by a “Drugeist” and priced at 50 cents.
A promotional notice offers one year subscriptions to McCall's Fashion Magazine and The Moulton Advertiser for $1.25 with 25 cents paid upfront. The deal promises no expense or responsibility to the sender and touts savings and appeal to families of girls. Call at the office to see samples.
The Rev Rome Wickens will preach on the first and second Sundays each month in the afternoon at 3 00 p m at the Presbyterian church. East Lake residents at Loward College seek 210 000 for improvements. Two cats attacked an elderly lady in Gadsden causing 100 wounds. a doctor required four hours to sew the injuries.
The Sunday School Convention of the NW District No. 2 meets at Sandersons Chapel on the sixth Sunday in June with morning devotionals led by W. A. Sander followed by welcomes and talks on Hindrances and Sunday School progress. Afternoon sessions include reports, lessons, and echoes from the state convention, with next meeting place to be chosen by delegates.
Fourth District 8S 8 convention to be held at Monalton on the fifth Sunday in June 1918 at 9 30 a m. The program includes a mass meeting led by Prof C Ker and a district standing report by President Montgomery. Teachers papers by Miss Myrtle Stephenson and Miss Ola Kumype followed by discussion with Rev Rome Pickens on relations of Sunday School to church and possible emphases on temperance missions and Christian citizenship.
Officials urge property owners to clean the front and back yards removing empty cans rags and other filth that attract flies and pose health risks. Immediate action requested to curb nuisance and prevent unsanitary conditions.
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