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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
4
The Mt Hope celebration will feature Our Concert Band amid patriotic zeal. A grand orchestra opens with the crowd singing as flags wave. Callahan and Cunningham deliver uplifting oratory followed by a social feast and refreshments in a festive civic outing.
Ad copy promises a tonic to boost energy and liver and kidney function. Testimonial from Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Maine claims cure after doctors gave up. Also mentions Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and a quip about a confession of a wife and a quarrel quote from Montgomery Advertiser.
Coughs and bronchial troubles depress the system with loss of weight and appetite following. A 50c bottle of Dr King's New Discovery is advertised to stop coughs and throat and lung troubles. A reader testimonial from Muscatine, Ala praises its life-saving effect on his wife. Available at druggists in 50c and 1.00 sizes.
The Moulton Advertiser laments lack of response from gentlemen who signed space leases before the primary. It refuses to name targets, but warns overdue campaign bills will be pursued, while exonerating B. B. Comer for meeting obligations promptly.
An advertisement for Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound from Moulton Drug Co promotes quick relief for nighttime coughing. It claims soothing coating of the throat, eased chest tightness, and easier breathing with no opiates, and advises refusing substitutes.
Officials estimate U S wine production last year at 43,500,000 gallons. The figure reflects national output across vintages and wineries, signaling a sizable crop and industry activity nationwide.
State Superintendent Feagin argues against wasteful advertising and costly catalogs. He urges simple folders with essential facts and emphasizes strict receipt requirements for student fees, warning principals they are responsible on their official bonds for any deviations.
The Toledo Blade reports on government experiments with large kernel corn sent by the American minister to Bolivia. The Bolivia grain reportedly yields 10 to 30 percent more per acre, grows in climates like northern states, and could grind finer than wheat flour. The potential impact on the American corn crop is described as vast and significant.
Mrs. Mary E. McMullen of Phelps New York credits Chamberlain's Tablets with quick relief from years of indigestion and constipation. She says after several weeks of use she was cured. Sold by Sandlin Drug Co. Advertisement.
County institutes start July 5 at Scottsboro Florence Moulton Athens Huntsville and Liart seHe. This brief notice lists locations where educational sessions will be held.
A consumer testimonial promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as a cure for rheumatism. W A Lockhard of Homer City New York says the first application relieved pain and one bottle cured him. Sold by Sandlin Drug Co.
A woman visits an insurance office and learns that for five dollars she can insure her house for a thousand. She asks if the insurer investigates fire origins. The agent affirms strict inquiries, prompting her to wonder if there is a hidden catch.
Mr. J. H. Seitz of Detroit says Chamberlain's Tablets restore appetite, relieve bloated feelings, and give satisfactory bowel movements. Sold by Sandlin Drug Co. Pineapple pack in Hawaii may reach 2,000,000 cases this season. canning began in 1900. U.S. aided China's silk trade growth in 1913.
In accordance with the 1903 act as amended the Lawrence County Alabama Board of Registrars gives notice that the following appointees are set to register qualified electors under the law.
The Board will meet at Moulton on August 9 1914 to purge the registration list and again on August 24 1914 to hear complaints from those stricken. A. Berryhiel G. N. Craig C. A. Young Board of Registrars for Lawrence County Alabama.
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