Subscription Terms For The Moulton Advertiser
The Moulton Advertiser offers one year subscriptions for 25 dollars in cash or on time. Six months cost 12.50 and three months cost 6.25.
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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
4
The Moulton Advertiser offers one year subscriptions for 25 dollars in cash or on time. Six months cost 12.50 and three months cost 6.25.
The Advertiser in Moulton Alabama advertises plain job work and legal notices. It notes 12 percent per line in advance for personal matters and 1 percent per word for legal advertisements. The paper, established in 1828, is 84 years old and reports no whiskey ads.
The Moulton Advertiser adopts a humanitarian platform while affirming Jesus Christ as the savior. The old editor remains loyal to his faith and recently praised a visiting minister from another sect for a moving sermon and singing. The piece recalls walking out with the cadence of that voice and lingering aroma of moments of shared faith and scorn for fanatics.
The Moulton Advertiser invites readers to check if their name is printed on the honor roll and to place ads to reach about 10,000 potential customers. It explains subscription expiry notices, yellow tags, and a clubbing offer with Uncle Remus, noting 1918 dates and a $1.25 price for five papers.
Letter from Catron Ky recounts Bettie Bullock suffering years of womanly troubles. Cardus tonic allegedly improved her condition from bedbound to walking two miles and doing all work. Cardui recommendation echoed with dealer endorsement and request for advice pamphlet from Chattanooga Medicine Co. Ladies Advisory Dept. J-6
A dated ledger shows multiple names with payment dates from 1913 to 1918 for various subscriptions. Offers include Memphis Commercial Appeal, McCulloch's Magazine, The Moulton Advertiser, and The Atlanta Constitution with bundled pricing for one year or all four publications at discounted rates.
Merchants and clerks spend time making shavings from wood, but the tip offers a quick way to set goods through space advertising at ten cents per lineral web for readers to locate the business. It advises adding clerks and publicizing mail order capability, noting commerce rests on effective advertising.
Until further notice both publications will be sent for one year to any address for 1.25 dollars, with 25 cents cash and the rest on time, at no expense or responsibility to the sender. A two-bit saving is offered, and families of girls will like the combination. Call the office to see sample copies and learn more about McCall's leading magazine and the Moulton Advertiser.
New South Wales adopts the California plan of plowing after dark using two powerful acetylene headlights attached to the traction engine. The bright illumination lets the operator work across the field as effectively as in daylight.
The Sunday School Convention of the NW District No. 2 meets at Sandersons Chapel on the fifth Sunday in June. Morning devotional by W A Sander son, welcome by J W Briley, Hindrances by J R Armstrong, Soul Winning by Rev W M Wear, parental responsibility by Ellen R Beene, chart work by District President, dinner adjournment. Afternoon features Richey led devotions, Banner standard results by H O Chambers, lesson thoughts by Jessie L Richey, central truth by T W Owens, Echoes from State Convention, next meeting place to be chosen by delegates and music by singing classes. J D Reed District President.
Fourth District convenes at Moulton on the fifth Sunday in June 1913 with a 9 30 a m Sunday School Mass Meeting led by Prof C OC Ker Standing of the Sunday School in the district by President Montgomery The Duty of the Teacher Paper by Miss Myrtle Stephenson How can we bring the Weak Schools up to the Standard Paper by Miss Ola Kumpe followed by discussion Noon prayer by Ernst Kumpe Relation of the Sunday School to the Church by Rev Rome Pickens The Possibilities of the SS under Temperance Missions and Christian Citizenship by Prof J M Crowell with remarks by others Marking up the School Chart and dismission
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