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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
6
A speaker asserts that reputation and character are linked, stressing honesty and fair dealings as core to true manhood. They declare they will not deviate into trickery or deceit, choosing to live with integrity despite worldly temptations.
A proprietor invites the public to visit his New Decatur shop to examine his goods and expose any fraud or deceit. If faults are found, the owner promises to pay to advertise the truth to the world.
William A. Kirby plans a July Fourth house warming after finishing a new residence. He will invite all the young women of Trappe to partake in the festivities and the one who behaves best and charms most will become his bride. Builders and neighbors prepare for fireworks and entertainment with refreshments supplied by Kirby.
An advertisement offers a Montgomery Sunday Advertiser deal: 2 to 40 pages read on Sunday, plus a Gold Fountain Pen and a year of the Moulton Advertiser for 2.50. The offer claims moral value, openness for 30 days, and a potential $2.00 profit. summarizes value of Moulton and Sunday papers with pen.
A fragment lists multiple newspapers and periodicals including The Moulton Advertiser The Woman's New Idea Magazine The Alabama Times Birmingham Age Herald Atlanta Constitution The Sun New York World The Toledo Blade and Farmers Scimitar News. It shows a catalog of titles with dates or notes suggesting advertising or cross-promotion.
Rural letter carriers from Lawrence County gathered May 30 in Moulton. Poor weather delayed arrivals but a public dinner at the Howell Hotel preceded a meeting at the Hallover Post Office. New members were admitted, delegates elected for the state convention in Birmingham, and funds raised for the Lindsey Mortgage fund. Adjournment set for Hillsboro Labor Day.
In the Alabama Citizen Rev S E Wasson now in Tuscaloosa argues that social and political order rests on moral principles and asks who should teach morals. He warns against politicians dominating moral discourse and declares pastors the true moral guides for the people, urging reform to abolish liquor.
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