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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment presents a religious literary item with scattered phrases about pleasant fields and despair. It mentions an International Sunday-Shook and a copyright line attributed to a religious literature bureau, with garbled author names and a Cincinnati origin.
A historical review of Jesus teachings and acts, contrasting parables with miracles. It highlights the Sermon on the Mount's call to God’s will, Sabbath mercy, and the tone of Jesus as social, compassionate, and inclusive. Key episodes include the widow’s praise, Nain’s widow, and the forgiven sinner at Simon’s banquet. The gospel is a seed needing a sower and receptive hearts.
The Meade Missouri Globe comments on editors profits from a long notice and obituary. It highlights editors earning from wedding notices, society resolutions, poetry, and death notices while ministers, doctors, and undertakers receive varying payments. The piece ends with a critical remark about editors getting rich.
Advertising is to business what steam is to machinery. Field, Wana miker, Stewart and big medicine firms made millions by newspaper ads. Advertising has power to reach farmers and buyers in Lawrence County. place your advertisements in The Moulton Advertiser.
An advertisement promotes a controversial book on the origin and role of the Negro in society. It argues slavery aided civilization and urges readers to study the author’s views, inviting readers to mail 15 cents and an address for a copy. The notice seeks agents to sell the book.
A fragmentary notice describes a gathering near Aldridge Grove two miles south of Wren with a speech by an official, inviting ladies to attend. Details are unclear due to garbled text. The report mentions prohibition era style cautions about alcohol and social gathering intent.
A community event invites all to a July 4 picnic at Reda with entertainment. A speaker will address attendees and refreshments will be served. Old Red Bi and Vanley Yeats are mentioned among organizers.
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