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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
2
The Moulton Advertiser page, published Wednesdays and entered at Moulton post office, includes publisher credit for MO. P. WHITE and a collection of aphorisms and local jests. It references a tale about the Iowa man foreclosing a mortgage on a poor woman's wooden leg and broader maxims on virtue and perseverance.
When stiffness and soreness of muscles cause aching joints and movement is painful, massage the affected parts with Chamberlin's ointment for relief. It eases pain and helps rest and sleep become possible.
The Public School Improvement Association hosted a tea on the Court House lawn last Friday with Mrs Gladys Adams as guest of Mrs J F Yarbrough. Tables of helpers, a total of 25.55 dollars raised, and plans for future teas were announced. The group urges community support for benches and membership, citing pride in a future Public School building.
The School Improvement Association hosted a Friday afternoon Japanese Tea on the Court House Lawn. Decorations delighted attendees as Japanese maids Wil lie Brickell Myrle Almon Lennie Knight and Katherine Forney served visitors repeatedly. Mrs S R Sanders read a feature program segment to great enjoyment and the association plans weekly teas each Friday afternoon.
Mrs Fred Stewart hosted a Monday rock party at her South Main Street home to honor Mrs Herman Farley of Birmingham. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments with an escort in the evening, while the column ends with a jokey quip about beards and appearances.
An expert audit for Chas. H. Pulley, chairman of the board of revenue, shows a deficit of $64,083 in Madison County finances. Unpaid warrants totaling $90,174 are outstanding. Officials say strict economy is needed and many highway propositions may be postponed this year.
An old advertisement touts Byars Laxative Liver Tonic as a superior liver tonic that tones the liver and boosts the system. It promises constant well being with occasional doses and a money back guarantee, sold by Moulton Drug Co.
Non residents Charley Sides Willie Sides Alonzo Vickery Lowe Reno Sal lie Jeffreys Lucindie Campbell Martha M Miller Mary C Landreth Lillie F Jeffreys John Jeffreys David Franklin Jeffreys Walter Jeffreys Maud E Jeffreys must answer a bill of complaint in a case in Moulton Alabama. Publication in the Moulton Advertiser weekly for four weeks is required. They must plead by July 5 1920 or a decree pro confesso may be entered. W R Jackson Register.
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