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Newspaper

Moulton Advertiser

Location

Moulton, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

5

New Provisions for War Risk Compensation and Care

A War Risk Insurance bulletin SD-30, announced by Director R G Cholmeley Jones, urges ex-service men to obtain a certificate of injury within one year of discharge to preserve compensation eligibility. It warns that disability or death must be linked to service and advises applying to district Public Health Service or Bureau offices. The bureau has approved 147,081 claims and currently pays about 4.49 million dollars monthly.

R. G. Cholmeley-Jones Bureau of War Risk Insurance Bureau Public Health Service Bureau of War

Catarrh Medicine Claim From Cheney Co Toledo Ohio

An advertisement for Catarrh Medicine from Cheney and Co of Toledo Ohio touts Pul Ly Seugniten as a remedy for frequent colds and nasal catarrh. It asserts the product cleanses the mucous surfaces and acts through the blood, claiming testimonials available and that the medicine cures chronic catarrh through system-wide action.

Pergy Cheney & Co Toledo, Ohio

Non-Resident Notice in Lawrence County Equity Case

Non-resident defendants in a Lawrence County Alabama Equity case are required to answer by June 22, 1920. The register orders publication in the Moulton Advertiser for four weeks and service of the bill of complaint and amendments, naming each defendant and their listed addresses. The notice lists Susan Comegys, Lucy Brewer, Mary Kimble, Bessie Allison, Kate Link, Emma Harris Parker, Carrie Simpson, Thomas J. Harris, and Oakley B. Harris.

Susan Comegys Lucy Brewer Mary Kimble Bessie Allison Kate Link Emma Harris Parker Carrie Simpson Thomas J. Harris Oakley B. Harris State of Alabama Joel Buchanan Ardmore Okla Baronne St New Orleans Knoxville Tenn Lord & Taylor New York City Abbevile S. C Emma Harris Parker Abbeville Okmulgee Care Crescent Hall Oakley B. Haris Register Moulton Advertiser County of Lawrence Bessie Alison

Five Billion Dollars Appropriated by Last Congress

The sixty sixth Congress appropriated about five billion dollars with exact total $4,859,890,327. Of this amount $4,373,395,279 funds government expenses for the fiscal year starting July 1 and $486,495,048 covers deficits for the year ending this month.

Good Lase Appropriations Committee Mc.Good

Do You Know These Persons in Town Creek Notice

If anyone knows the whereabouts of R. L. Vamks of Town Creek Alabama or Odessa Brown Town Creek Alabama contact Courtland Red Cross and Miss Cary Hotchkiss Secretary.

R. L. Vamks Town Creek Ala Odessa Brown Courtland Red Cross

Booze as a remedy disagreed in Ames Intelligencer

The Ames Iowa Intelligencer denounces using alcohol to treat colic and stomach pain. It warns that claiming whisky cures severe symptoms is misguided and urges seeking a doctor or using proper remedies like Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The piece argues alcohol is not a safe or effective cure.

Ames Iowa Intelligencer Chamberlain

Goats Clear Brush Lands in Carroll County Arkansas

Goats prove an effective method to clear brush on rough land in Carroll county Arkansas. J J Erwin used goats to reclaim 120 acres, turning it into pasture with substantial goat sales and improved forage. Judge Maples, initially paying for brush removal, adopted goats and freed 40 to 50 acres, yielding significant goat profits and a flourishing livestock operation on formerly idle land.

J. J. Erwin Carroll County Ark J. S. Maples Judge Maples Lawa

Ice Cream Supper at Liberty Grove Church

Liberty Grove church hosts an ice cream supper on Saturday July 3 starting at 4 PM Music will be provided by Jim Terry's Band.

Liberty Grove Liberty Grove Church Jim Terry

New York Couple Wed Over Shared Bull Pup Love

A New York couple wed reportedly because they both loved the same bull pup. In another case Cupid may prove an alibi, suggesting romance can hinge on unlikely proof.

New York Cupid

Cut This Out and Take it With You

A man forgets the exact name of the article he wishes to purchase and ends up with something else. The safe method is to cut this out and take it along to ensure getting Chamberlain's Tablets, which satisfy constipation and indigestion.

Chamberlain

Letters of Administration for Charles C Prince estate

Probate Court grants Letters of Administration to R L Prince on May 28 1920 of Lawrence County notice to creditors to present claims within lawful time or be barred. R L Prince Administrator.

Charles C. Prince J. E. Kumpe Lawrence County R. L. Prince

Splinters From the Cross Poem Reflection

A devotional poem reflects on small daily burdens shaping a life. It speaks of little headaches and heartaches, patient endurance, and how tiny trials unite to form a life’s work. The speaker urges bearing burdens for love of Jesus and treasuring each small offering as a splinter from His Cross.

Some Pointers by Elizabeth on Good Nature and Faith

The piece counsels thinking and speaking well of others to build faithfulness and happiness. It urges avoiding tragedies over small annoyances, laughing them away, and cutting worry. It promotes good nature and self reflection to endure life’s bitter with the sweet and reduce distress.

Elizabeth

Toward a Smile Across the Week

A reflective note on how desire drives behavior across ages as children demand what they want and adults respond with other methods. The piece warns that laughing at others quirks is dangerous because the joke can invert and harm the laugher. It cautions that mischief may rebound in unforeseen ways.

Hunt Moulton Drug Co

Life lessons on humor and happiness from everyday life

A collection of reflective maxims on balancing seriousness with joy. It urges taking time for fun, adjusting to others as well as circumstances, and notes that redress in a breach of promise case targets pride rather than affection. It suggests a smile can transform outlook more than a frown.

Man with No Money Speaks Against Poverty Blessing

A compact reflection notes that someone without money does not preach poverty as a blessing, challenging the idea that lack of funds justifies such a view. The remark exposes bias and questions moral stance in economic hardship.

Noted professor argues sexes unequal in debate

A Wellesley professor contends that men and women are not equal, yet question remains what is gained by discussing the point. The remark spotlights ongoing concerns about gender roles and intellectual equality.

Wellesley

Automobile boom lowers births in Kansas

A quirk of the era notes automobiling’s impact on birth rates in Kansas as population trends shift. The columnist jokes that the stork cannot find anyone at home, while another quip suggests fending off a life insurance agent by promising a future biplane ride next week.

Kansas

Farmers Ignore Scientific Methods Despite Trust Issues

A report notes fewer than half of farmers follow scientific instructions while scientists claim higher microbes on currency. The public seeks improved safety with new crisp twenty dollar bills as a guarantee.

All Day Singing at Owens Chapel Event Preview

An all day singing is planned at Owens Chapel on the fourth Sunday in June. North Alabama singers are expected to attend with the largest crowd on record forecast. The venue lies four miles south of Landersville on the old Boiler road near J. W. Young's plantation. W. E. Bass and J. K. Ayers head the arrangements committee.

Owens Chapel North Alabama Landersville Boiler Road J. W. Young W. E. Bass J. K. Ayers

Best Remedy for Stomach Trouble in Missouri Letter

Mrs Mamie Bertel of Moberly Missouri endorses Chamberlins Tablets as the best cure for stomach trouble biliousness and constipation. She has used them for two to three years and says they relieve indigestion tone the liver and make her feel fine.

Chamberlin Mamie Bertel Moberly

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