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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
1
Weekly Bible quotations present verses on conceit urging readers to avoid self wisdom. Passages caution against riches without faith and praise humility. Verses contrast Pharisee arrogance with repentance.
An editorial urges lime as a powerful disinfectant against tuberculosis and disease carrying insects. It promotes annual lime use in homes yards barns pig pens and silks, linking cleanliness to prosperity and public health while recalling biblical history and urging practical action.
A chronology of Williams Jennings Bryan born March 19 1860 in Salem Illinois outlining education at Illinois college admission to bar in 1893 service in Congress 1891 95 candidacies including 1896 1900 1908 campaigns and roles editor of the Omaha World Herald author of the Cross of Gold speech world tour 1905 06 and service as secretary of state from 1913 to 1915.
W B Brewer born May 16 1651 in Wayne County Tenn died December 6 1914 at home four miles southwest of Mcvulton aged 63 years 6 months and 16 days after four years of ill health. He joined Cumberland Presbyterian church at Pilgrim Rest Wren under Rev G A Lyles about 5016 years ago and remained faithful. He married Mandy Arrstrong February 28 1874 and had eight children four daughters five married three living with mother on the farm. Funeral by Rev H B Foster ex-postor at Madam cemetery west of Moaulton. He was a good neighbor husband and father, gone but not forgotten.
The text states that the amount of money in circulation per capita is 13.53 dollars, noting that in 1800 the figure was s. The source provides a partial and unclear historical data point focusing on per capita money supply.
A devotional poem by Lizzie Clark Hardy expresses a mother’s duty and devotion. She declines fieldwork with reapers to care for her children, praying to nurture their souls and bodies at home and bring them as harvest to the Lord. The piece centers on maternal sacrifice and faith, contrasting active work with heavenly reward.
A quotation from Bert Morehouse describes the real good fellow as a positive neighbor friend. He helps others, avoids gossip, and supports his family, creating a happy home and bringing joy to his children. It portrays the good man as the world’s greatest asset.
A verse lauds a local editor for printing the news of all the land and boosting the town. It praises his grit, independence, and service to readers while noting his humble, hardworking nature and the daily struggle to earn a living. The lyric is signed by E. F. McIntyre.
A shoal of herrings is estimated to contain between 800000 and 1000000 fish. The figure reflects early counts from local fishery authorities and suggests a substantial presence along the coast. Fishermen anticipate strong harvest potential as the season progresses.
The Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs announces 1915 1916 scholarships across universities colleges and schools. Awards include loan gifts and music and literary scholarships ranging from 50 to 450 dollars with multiple named institutions. Applications require character testimonials and proof of inability to pay tuition.
The Dexter Messenger argues against sending money away for goods available locally, urging business men to advertise to hold home trade. It notes mail order success relies on advertising and urges residents to keep money at home, declaring advertising an investment that boosts local prosperity.
The United States logged expenditures surpassing 5 billion dollars last year, highlighting a pattern of high spending on luxury goods. Analysts note consumer confidence remained steady despite economic shifts, with notable purchases spanning travel, jewelry, electronics, and leisure services.
Russia has been outlining plans to build large grain storehouses at multiple locations, signaling a broad effort to expand storage capacity and stabilize supplies amid ongoing agricultural and trade considerations.
Tanks that hold a half ton of ice and electric fans circulate air to cool the interior of cars on the Egyptian state railways.
In Japan private individuals own only the surface of the land and its products, all mineral deposits beneath the surface being the property of the government.
French military estimates claim a single charge from one of the largest cannons now in service releases about 25 million horsepower. The figure underscores the immense destructive potential of such artillery.
The parcel at the head of Wall Street where Trinity Church and cemetery stand covers 391 feet by 227 feet and is valued at 17 million dollars.
The Salvation Army celebrates its half century since founding in 1865 by General William Booth, marking 50 years of charitable work and religious outreach.
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