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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
3
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A public picnic at Red Hill is announced for Saturday July 2 replacing the 4th date. Everyone is invited and expected to bring filled baskets and overflowing hearts for a good time.
An old advertisement touts B B B blood purifier with claims to cure many diseases and skin humors for a dollar a bottle. The rest notes a county Sunday school convention planned for July and local crimes and deaths including a racially charged murder, a hanged man, Congress scheduling adjournment, a Hungarian flood disaster, and a man’s suicide in Birmingham.
A New Decatur Advertiser note urges Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for any wound to prevent infection and for burns boils sores and skin issues. It rates 25c at medicine dealers. The item also mentions Lindy Kirk’s death in Russelville and notes Patterson’s third-time gubernatorial run in Tennessee with Republicans in Lawrence County wavering.
A testimonial style note claims women improve health and appearance with Electric Bitters. It links health to skin, nerves, and complexion and urges use for constipation kidney issues. Ends with price of 50 cents at medicine dealers.
Dr and Mrs W T McDaniel occupy their handsome new home on Clinton street located on the McKinney corner. The elaborate design and finish place it among the most attractive residences in the state, set in a superb site and well situated in Athens Courier report.
Advertisement extols air travel and wartime inventions, then praises Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and lung trouble. Claims instant relief and cure with 50 cents to $1. A trial bottle offered free and guaranteed by medicine dealers. Includes testimonial from James M. Black of Asheville. Ends with a moral about humility and perseverance.
Golden Seal from the plant root is a valuable medicine gathered in woodlands each summer. It is noted as helpful for dyspepsia catarrh and as a general tonic. Thousands of pounds of the root are used annually in the popular catarrh remedy Peruna.
C. E. Baker of Montgomery has been sentenced to a year in prison for attempting to bribe a juror. An overflow in Germany swept 200 people into eternity. Keep advocating for good roads, and they will come.
An advertisement states Foley Kidney Pills contain concentrated ingredients of proven value for relief and cure of kidney and bladder ailments, attributed to W. W. Windham.
In Birmingham a mortgage for 10,000,000 has been filed for record. The note discusses early corn crop progress and recommends planting peas and sowing cane seed. It notes gas fields in Fayette county at Sipsey and Luxpalle attracting worldwide attention and mentions former residence there.
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It asserts Eustachian tube inflammation causes hearing loss, offering $100 for catarrah-based deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A Florida boy killed his father over a trifling matter and hid inside a large trunk where the Sheriff later rested. The youth was found and taken to jail. O. P. Eggleston, prominent traveling evangelist and Sunday School worker, visited last week, meeting merchants and planning the County Convention at Caddo.
A claim that a lame shoulder is usually caused by rheumatism in the muscles and that Chamberlains Liniment relieves it quickly. The liniment is described as prompt, effective, and pleasant to use, sold by J. M. Sandlin and W. W. Windham.
The notice encourages preparing jars and cans for a forthcoming large black berry crop. It promises versatile uses from pies to jams and suggests storing ample berries to keep the table full. It also reports the death of Hon. J. W. Chitwood, a prominent farmer near Anniston, from rheumatism.
An 19th or early 20th century style ad touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to brace up the nerves banish sick headache prevent despondency and invigorate the whole system Sold by J M Sandlin and W W Windham.
The band boys continue schooling and studying diligently. They aim to gather and store a large supply of fruits and vegetables to ensure food availability through the next winter.
Pursuant to the Republican Executive Committee a mass convention of Lawrence County Republicans meets at the Court House in Moulton on Saturday July 2 1910 at 11 a m for nominating county officers electing delegates to the 8th District Convention in Decatur July 11 1910 and to the State Convention in Birmingham July 12 1910. All qualified voters who support Republican principles are invited to attend. G O Chenault Chairman Co Rep Ex Com A
A white faced calf rests amid a bower of red and purple flags and green streamers. The setting invites Fred to craft several thousand postal cards from this living tableau for artistic use.
Paul Mathurka of Buffalo New York says for a year his family has used Dr Kings New Life Pills the King of laxatives. The pills ease stomach liver and kidney troubles and cost 25 cents at medicine dealers.
A pamphlet asserts that equal wealth division would give every person $35.59. A two year old in Russellville lost both arms under a train while crawling to his father. Norman Floyd’s family mourns two buried children and a life crippled. An infant in Montgomery died after swallowing camphor balls found on the floor.
Advert reads that Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cures diarrhoea and bowel complaints with wide approval worldwide. It notes sale by J M Sandjin and W W Windham and hints at future demand for pea pickers on Liberty Hall farm. Letter from Pin Trook requests a Sunday school at Pleasant Grove with Superintendent Craig and Prof Simms as officers.
The text mocks the German emperor’s demand for a $5,000,000 annual salary while noting his free palace, meals, horses, carriages, and vehicles. It then advertises Chamberlain's Couga Remedy with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after two thirds of a bottle.
Farmers discuss good roads as a sign of progress. Butcher and Stewart have been beautifying Jake Alexander's rural home with paint and varnish, showing decorating skill worth emulation for improving residences.
If not satisfied after using two thirds of a bottle you may get your money back The tablets cleanse and invigorate the stomach improve digestion regulate the bowels Try them and get well Sold by J M Sandlin and W W Windham.
Walter Chenault is appointed Deputy U.S. Marshal to succeed W. A. Anderson who was recently assassinated by moonshiners in the hills of Walker County. Religious revivals have been held in Christian churches at New Decatur and Russellville.
An offer announces a 50 cent three months package including The Moulton Advertiser and The Thrice A Week Constitution until October 1 1910. Also options to add Uncle Remus Monthly Magazine or Home and Farm Southern Ruralist or Journal of Agriculture for the same period. A later plan provides three publications at 25 cents cash with time payment, praising reader honesty.
Money cannot be expended to better advantage. It is a Summer offer, and the sooner it is accepted the longer you will get the papers.
An advertisement from Miles Medical Co promotes Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine and Anti Pain Pills as cures for nervous prostration over three years, claiming benefits for headaches dizziness epilepsy and other nervous disorders. The testimonial by William J. Loughran, Philadelphia, asserts long use and refund if not beneficial.
8S. E. Gardner invites submissions under strict business terms, urging adherence to principled trade and fair dealing as the guiding standard.
The Abbeville Times laments its sale as editors juggle work on a farm while planning a fishing trip. Items note a large rad dish, teacher licensing results, an upcoming exam, a Decatur district convention, Capt Reuben Kolb leading the Alabama State Fair, upcoming wedding congratulations, a fatal smoke incident near Niagara Falls, and a white man convicted for boatlegging near Anniston.
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