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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
8
A collected set of pointed aphorisms on virtue prudence envy and money. The item closes with a local count showing eight weddings and sixteen divorces in Los Angeles one day recently totaling forty eight happy people.
Birmingham plans a non sectarian Jewish War Relief drive June 27 to July 8 led by M B Joseph and Simon Gassenheimer with Morris Adler in Greater Birmingham. The effort draws support from prominent non Jews and follows appeals from Herbert Hoover and relief data highlighting hunger disease and suffering in Central and Eastern Europe. Contributions may be sent to Leo K Steiner Birmingham. Also legal notice of Emeline C Harris versus W C Pullen et al selling land in Lawrence County July 28 1920.
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia is a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination. Alabama delegates to the National Democratic Convention in San Francisco left last Saturday by special Pullmans and arrive Friday. The convention meets next Tuesday. Three people have died in Pensacola Florida in the past week believed to be bubonic plague. Kaiser Bill is reported seriously ill at his refuge in Holland. Candidate Harding says he will fight the League of Nations relentlessly.
Luke McLuke critiques envy of a successful neighbor arguing hard work and privacy explain success. He contends low earners stay near their level and questions claims of widespread Good credit while noting many are mercy careful.
Quotation reflects a hero behaving as an ordinary man when confronted with a minor misfortune. Wry line contrasts idealized virtue with common hardship, while another remark notes how some men envy their wives’ gentle temper comparable to their own spouse.
The observation notes many women and some men view a firm handshake as improper or insincere, highlighting social etiquette and misread signals in contemporary interactions.
A lingering line from the classic chorus “Slide Kelly Slide” recalls the old time fan who once sang for the ball club. The quip hints at changing tastes and the era’s fading sports culture while preserving a cultural touchstone.
A collage of quips and brief items discusses social quirks and public figures. It mentions William G McAdoo declining a presidential bid, George W Perkins’s death in New York, and Detroit’s population at 993,739 with a ten year growth of 113 percent.
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