Professor Parker Leaves for Gamble Mines Education Move
Professor Parker, First Assistant at the High School, has relocated to Gamble Mines earning $300 more annually and nearer to his mother. The Baptist Ladies Ice Cream Supper last Wednesday boosted funds, with music and a joyful crowd. Alabama lacks a compulsory education law among four southern states. Boll weevils devastate cotton fields in Seath, while cattle tek is harmed and farm divification proceeds, promising wealth.
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Prof
Parker
Gamble Mines
Baptist
Alabama
Seath Alabama
Constipation Cured Over Night Advertisement Claim
An advertisement promises quick constipation relief with Po-Do-Lax or Po do lax products. It claims the drug arouses the liver to increase bile flow, improving digestion and eliminating gas and irritation. The copy urges readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist to cure constipation overnight.
Brown of Birmingham vows impeachment over alleged office sale
Brown of Birmingham says Auditor Purifoy will be impeached when the Legislature meets for buying his office and paying out State funds illegally. Also notes postwar treason indictment, Grant intervention, tax hikes in Jackson County, banana juice wine, 1,175 new books, 1,845 reprints, and wind-blown Arabia sand holes.
Billious Attacks and Chamberlain's Tablets Advertisement
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for billious attacks. It claims the tablets tone the liver and cleanse the stomach, alleviating constipation nausea vomiting and a severe headache. The item notes the price as a quarter and that the tablets are obtainable everywhere.
Pebbling News Briefs From A Curious Era
A collection of quirky notes reports that coal ashes soda and varnish can form marble like stone, Pope Benedict wins 25000 peace prize yet no peace, sun shines 600000 times moonlight, hollow umbrella invented by a New Yorker, Uncle Sam uses cotton for flags, New York City park hosts 60 sheep and wood clip funds upkeep, and farmers own 850000 autos increasingly in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Benedict
Sam
New York City
Dr Kings New Discovery Cough Remedy Ad
Stop coughing with care to avoid drafts exposure and sudden changes. The first dose soothes irritation and checks the cough. relief comes quickly. Dr Kings New Discovery has 45 years of use and a money back guarantee if it fails. Get a bottle from your druggist at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Monster Advertiser reaches thousands of buyers and sellers
The Monster Advertiser can reach thousands of potential customers, including buyers and sellers, expanding exposure and opportunities for business. This overview highlights broad reach and practical value for advertisers seeking wide audience access.
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Monster
Notable deaths and oddities in brief from Florence era notes
Mrs. Kate Mariarity aged 95 dies in Birmingham and is buried in a homemade robe. In Kepton a coffin buyer erects a monument then dies by own hand. Florence sees 158 teaching applicants for April, 56 pass. Europe fights while America harvests record grain. A son dies and father fatally harmed when an auto runs over a hog in Uglera.
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Kate Mariarity
Birmingham
Kepton
Florence
Europe
America
Quinine Theat Bees Met Effect On Head
An ad notes tonictive action of a patent medicine called Quinine Theat Bees Met and claims it does not cause nervousness. The product is advertised at 25 cents with B. W. Grove signature, urging usage as a tonic remedy.
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B. W. Grove
Scott's Emulsion Promises Blood Purity and Strength
Many suffer rheumatism from blood impurities and Scott's Emulsion claims to improve overall health by purifying blood. Cod liver oil is presented as nature's blood maker while nourishing organs to expel impurities and build strength. It asserts widespread daily relief and warns against alcoholic substitutes.
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Scott
Children Day at Caddo with recitations on June Fourth Sunday
Announcement notes Children’s Day at Caddo on the Fourth Sunday in June with Sunday School recitations and a meal. B F Glass invites attendees to bring their dinner. County Board of Education quarterly meeting moved to Saturday June 26 due to July 3 celebrations, signed W S Dill.
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Caddo
B. F. Glass
County Board of Education
W.S. Dill
County Teachers Institute to Convene in Moulton
The County Teachers Institute will be held in Moulton the week of July 5, and all county teachers are required to attend. W. 5S. Dill.
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County Teachers’ Institute
Moulton
Church preacher schedule for Landersville and Moulton
C M Pullins of Lewisburg Tennessee will preach at Landersville on the fourth Sunday at 11 am and at Moulton at 3 pm. You are cordially invited to attend all these services. J Pettey Ezell.
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C. M. Pullins
Lewisburg
Tenn
Landersville
Moulton
J. Pettey Ezell
Fourth of July Picnic at Red Hill Set for July 3
The regular Fourth of July picnic at Red Hill will be held this year on July 3. Everybody invited, J. W. Crow.
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Red Hill
J. W. Crow
All Day Singing Announced at Antioch and New Pine Torch
An all day singing is planned at Antioch on July 4 with Prof. Manor expected. Another all day singing is set for New Pine Torch on the Fourth Sunday in June. Mae invites all to bring the Carol Crown song book. The Ladies Aid Society to host an ice cream supper on Saturday night, June 26, at Cross Roads church near the schoolhouse and church with Mrs. L. M. Sivley listed.
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Antioch
Prof. Manor
D.M. Callahan
New Pine Torch
Mae
Ladies Aid Society
Cross Roads
L. M. Sivley
Picnic at Blue Spring Camp Fred A Ashford
A community picnic with camp members Chesley Davis and J W Spangler announces a gathering at Blue Spring two miles east of Town Creek on Thursday July 8 1915. Attendees are asked to bring well filled baskets as speaking a brass band and refreshments will be provided on the grounds.
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Fred A. Ashford
Blue Spring
Town Creek
Chesley Davis
J. W. Spangler
Farmers haul 1.5 million cross ties to Europe via Mobile port
Farmers on the warrior move 1,500,000 cross ties toward export to Europe through the Mobile port, signaling a major supply push for transatlantic shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Mobile
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Promise
An old time drugstore claim promises to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles within six to fourteen days with PAZO OINTMENT. The ad notes the first application brings ease and rest and offers a fifty cent price.
Convicted Madison Withdraws Murder Appeal
Madison, who was sentenced to 35 years after a murder conviction last week, has filed to withdraw his appeal and will serve the term as imposed.
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Madison
Arrest of Jack Sparks on old warrant
Jack Sparks was arrested Saturday on an old warrant and placed in the county jail. The line The way of the transgressor is hard is quoted in the report.
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Jack Sparks
Golden Shakespeare thought on honor and names
A Shakespearean maxim warns that stealing a purse harms only wealth, but stealing a person’s good name destroys reputation and leaves the thief poorer in character and society. The quote stresses the value of honor over material gain.
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Shakespeare
Taft and Teddy Audienced Before Labor Leaders in New York
Bryan spoke to a large labor organization in New York on Saturday, criticizing war talk and urging peace and labor support. The event highlighted tensions between war rhetoric and domestic labor priorities.
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Bryan
Taft
Teddy
Labor Organization
New York
A Doctor's Prescription For a Cough An Effective Cough
One fourth to one teaspoonful of Dr. King's New Discovery taken as needed will soothe and check coughs colds and bronchial ailments. You can't afford to risk serious illness when such a cheap simple remedy is obtainable. Go to your druggist today get a bottle and begin relief and cure.
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Dr. King
Dr King
Russia has suffered vast losses since May says report
A historical note claims Russia lost about 700000 men since May and may have taken around 700000 German scalps in that period, reflecting brutal casualty figures and implied retaliatory killings amid ongoing conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
The Unseen Land and the Immortal Hope
Robert J Burdette, recently died in California, reflects on the unseen land beyond the sunset a faith and hope beyond the earthly world. He notes the immortal country of the soul as a certainty surpassing any geographic knowledge and contemplates finishing his work with better material in a fairy land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Japan
China
Philippines
Faith
Robert J. Burdette
California
War and Peace in a Storm-Tossed World
A reflective tirade on the persistent global conflict since ancient times. The speaker notes nearly universal warfare across religions and races, with nations wielding every weapon from swords to gas bombs. Though many claim Christianity, the author condemns such actions as contrary to the Prince of Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Abel
Adam
Porter's Antiseptic Healing Ointment Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing as curing persistent sores and other ailments. It promises simultaneous relief of pain and healing with a claimed price of $1.50 to $1.60.
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Porter
Healy
Notice to subscribers about likely loss of 200 readers
The notice warns that about 200 subscribers will be dropped after this week unless they respond within days. It appeals for remittance and action by return mail and states all copies will be discontinued without payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Progressive Paper Emphasizes Diversification and Plain News
The paper presents a blunt, reformist tone focusing on practical topics like farming diversification, pest control, and core crops while avoiding padded language. It asserts a fearless, unvarnished delivery of daily events, claiming independence from rivalry and a steadfast progressive stance.
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Qld
Birmingham Ledger Says Democrats Not Pressed for High GOP Posts
The Birmingham Ledger notes the truth about Woodrow Wilson and declines to elevate Republicans. It argues the lower ranks would suit the lads who supported the rag and file, who marched and made victory possible, while farmers in South Alabama abandon cotton due to boll weevil to replant with grain and other crops.
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Birmingham Ledger
Woodrow Wilson
South
Alabama
Navy fundraising plan and enlistment call
It states a proposal to spend 590000000 on strengthening the navy with much raised by private subscriptions in 1000 blocks. It notes a fatal accident in Birmingham where Mrs. Percy Briggs died in her sleep after a fall down stairs. It mentions Uncle Sam seeking 200000 men for army and navy and asks who will enlist first in Moultgg.
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Percy Briggs
Birmingham
Sam
Moultgg
Western states hit by deadly Friday disaster
Across Kansas and three other western states a Friday catastrophe killed at least 17 people and left some communities isolated while damage to crops and property mounted beyond calculation.
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Kansas
Limestone Use Linked to Ground Limestone Advice
A reader argues against grinding limestone to powder, citing cost and soil availability. Dr Hopkins and others propose fine grinding is unnecessary unless calcium is leached slowly or very fine action is required. author advocates using coarser limestone for immediate needs to avoid extra expense.
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W. F. Massey
Fasmer
Protection Against Syton Urges White Patches on Rural Wear
A proposal in Ragised suggests pedestrians in rural areas wear white patches on the back of clothing and that wagon backs be painted white to mitigate risks from automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miget
Houston man trusts wife after repeated claims
A Houston man declares he distrusts every word his wife tells him, saying he believes all statements she has made are false. The remark follows a recent personal dispute and reflects ongoing tension between the couple.
Program for Children’s Day at Liberty Prove Church Ala
A July 4 1915 program at Liberty Prove Church Town Ala includes Rev J E Johnson preaching at 11am and a 4pm cream supper with hot drinks, candies and fruits. Tickets sold with a cake prize, 6pm speech on Free Masonry by Bro Sam Kitchens. Jim Terry string band to provide music. proceeds aid church house recovery. Committee members W S Terry and J W King invite all to attend for a good cause.
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Tional
Town
Ala
J. E. Johnson
Sam Kitchens
Jim Terry
Pactor
Sloan's Liniment Advertises Quick Neuralgia Relief
An advertisement promises fast relief from nerve pain in the face head arms shoulders chest and back using Sloan's Liniment. It claims soothing drops bring comfort in minutes and brighter life, selling a 3 ounce bottle for 25 cents with a note it penetrates without rubbing.
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Sloan
Acaj
Druggista
Big Fraud Unearthed in Liquor Trade Across South
A ten year scam by brewers and liquor interests swindled about 20 million dollars through fake returns. Revenue officers were bribed. one jailed in Montgomery. Much of the loot vanished into gambling and dissipation. The piece denounces whiskey as a curse and laments government collusion with the corrupt enterprise.
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Eutel
War of Justice
Montgomery
Moulton
Satan
Sam
Republic
When an Old Hen Falls Sick Neighborly Care Advised
An old hen’s illness is likely incurable and dangerous to spread. Neighbors are urged to cull and bury the sick bird to prevent disease transmission to chicks at home and away, upholding prudent care over harsh sentiment.
John H Wallace pursues newspaper ventures in Alabama
John H Wallace doubles his birds and multiplies fishes then aims to establish many Alabama newspapers. He speaks of serving the public but appears chiefly concerned with his own interests.
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John H. Wallace
Alabama
Warship losses and army annihilations rise claims
A report states a half dozen or more large warships were sunk and 2 or 3 armies annihilated in recent days. Officials say their counting machine has been repaired, implying higher reported totals.
Return of Lula and Noyvie Almon Near Moulton Described
An item recalls the return of Lula and Noyvie Almon to their home near Moulton last week, noting the initial gender error in reporting and the avoidance of apology. The piece reflects a cautious, self correcting tone common in small local notices.
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Lula
Noyvie Almon
Moulton
Fall Garden Prep and Seed Catalog Tips
The note urges readers to start preparing now for a fall garden and to have vegetables available through Christmas. It mentions obtaining a seed catalog and reading it to plan what to plant and harvest for the season.
Weekly cleaning routine for hen house and lime
A weekly schedule recommends cleaning the hen house and spreading lime to maintain cleanliness and reduce odor. Implicitly supports routine farm hygiene practices and poultry care.
Great floods wash away eighteen miles of rail line
Severe weather strikes the western area with eighteen miles of railroad track washed out and additional damage to homes and property reported. A recent shower was followed by rain heavy enough to threaten fields, though a week of similar rainfall would be needed to saturate the ground fully.
Alabama Legislature Reconvenes July 13 Amid Expectations
The Alabama Legislature plans to reconvene on July 13 with anticipated disclosures. Details on agendas and potential revelations are awaited by lawmakers and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad
A Buffalo advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney pain backache and urinary irregularities. It cites J L Greer of Fairview Street New Decatur Alabama praising the pills for back pain loins and kidney secretions and notes the price at 50 cents with purchase through dealers.
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J.L. Greer
Fairvein St
New Decatur
Ala
Doan
Dean
J. L Greer
Foster Milburp Co., Props
Buffalo
N. Y
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