Manic Prisoner Shouts Echo Through Cell
A distressed account describes a detainee's loud outbursts in an unnamed cell as guards try to maintain control. The report notes the inmate's demands and the chaotic atmosphere surrounding the incident.
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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
1
Wonderful Record of Bible Sales Noted in Toledo
The Toledo Blade highlights the American Bible Society's vast influence as it marks its ninety first year. It notes 1,910,853 scriptures published in the last year and 80,420,382 volumes since founding, with the Bible distributed through eleven foreign agencies and given away at times. The article compares Bible sales to other works like Uncle Tom's Cabin and reflects on the society's funding from gifts and legacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bible Society
Bible House
New York
Gov Folk Proposed Tax on Liquor for Roads Debate
In a Missouri context Governor Folk plans to tax the retail liquor industry to fund state highways, proposing 200 dollars per dramshop annually to support cross-state routes from Kansas City to St Louis and Iowa to the Arkansas line. Critics argue such a tax props up vice and prefer ending liquor traffic to fund roads, urging a prohibitionist approach and emphasizing moral costs over infrastructure.
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Folk
Misouri
General Assembly
Dramshop
Kansas City
St Louis
Iowa
Arkansas Line
Phrase Arc of Marriage and Manners in Society
A speculative collection of maxims on marriage gender and social status. The quotes reflect views that women gain little from marriage while wealth care and reform are discussed in terms of politics family and legitimacy. Candid wry lines expose social norms about money power and jealousy in domestic life.
Advice to Women and the Liquor Law Debate
This piece contrasts domestic advice on female conduct with a strong stance against liquor traffic. It cites women’s role in maintaining a peaceful home and warns against humiliating children, then shifts to a Baltimore Richmond Advocate article urging firm law enforcement to suppress saloons and blind tiger operations. It stresses that communities must enforce their liquor laws and asks how to implement enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Richmond
Their Mutual Purpose. Cupid and the Maiden Trade Goods
Cupid buys moonlight a kiss a loving glance and two tears to woo a maid who purchases a lace gown a Taee crowned hat two parasols to shade her face. They meet and ask what each bought but neither reveals the use. Both try to trap the same unsuspecting man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Control Your Temper Says Tuskegee News Editorial
An editorial urges temper control amid rising individual independence, warning that loose tongues lead to angry words and violent acts. It cites neighbors turning on each other as disrespect for Jesus's command to love others grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus of Nazareth
Tuskegee News
New Industry From Cotton Stalks Promises Major Shift
An exchange article reports a new manufacture turning cotton stalk fibre into paper cotton bagging and cloth. If adopted in the south it could boost cotton crop value by fifty million dollars annually and threaten existing trusts including paper and jute, while transforming a waste product into profitable goods for farmers in the boll weevil belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Belt
Hymn Writer Henry Lyte Abide With Me Origins
Henry Francis Lyte famed for Abide With Me suffered consumption for twenty years while serving a fisher town parish in England. In 1847 he preached one last time and, after a moving sunset walk, wrote the poem that would bless humanity, his final prayer guiding the creation of the hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Francis Lyte
England
Allan Sutherland
Nyte
Italy
Roeking
The American Cow and Its Industry
The article reports US dairy and beef cattle figures totaling about 25 million dairy cows and 90 million cattle overall, calves born yearly around 20 million, and yields including 9 billion gallons of milk and 2 billion pounds of butter. It notes cheese output near 1 billion pounds and a yearly gold value of 8 million, with crop fertilization value near 649 million, highlighting the vast economic impact of cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rhodesian
Readings to steady the soul from scripture
A brief exchange note suggests comforting Bible passages for different troubles. It cites Psalm 27 for blues and poverty, John 15 for neighbor troubles, Psalm 126 for discouragement, Hebrews 11 16 for faith, First Corinthians 13 for loss of confidence, James for silence, and advises reading the regular paper for the latest news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maching
Sow and Reap Morality in The Montgomery Times Words
A moral meditation on sowing and reaping underscores that present fortunes hinge on tomorrow. It warns that material greed ignores future consequences while kindness, love, and virtue yield positive returns, urging readers to consider what they plant today for tomorrow’s harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Times
Judge Upholds Assault Case Over Objectionable Call
In a humorous court scene a judge upholds an assault charge against a Baseball umpire altercation. The court officer notes the umpire cannot testify, while the judge claims the assault was justifiable and was present at the game.
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