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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
5
The annual Red Hill picnic will be held on July 4 with all invited to bring well filled baskets. Lemonade and refreshments will be provided. Music and speeches are planned. Sheriff Masterson will attend. J. W. Crow.
God has a work for each one of us and a reward according to the way the work is done. A good talker who is not a good listener is like a cake unturned. The master asks that the effort be made to obey his commands and will give strength for it.
Letter from Gro. D. Williamson in Decatur Alabama argues for Pike Roads in Lawrence County. He touts roads as cheaper than bad routes, explains bond funding via land valuation, and urges a progressive stance with strong local endorsements and wide public benefit.
A Lawrence county newspaper lauds a correspondent for urging Pike Roads over mud, praising Mr Williamson for advancing road prosperity and wagons. The paper promises free copies, invites stump speeches, and hints at continued lively exchanges with rifle ball jibes on the subject.
A Pasadena drug firm letter dated March 9 1911 endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient non narcotic expectorant suitable for children. It notes no nauseating effects and states the remedy relieves colds without interfering with ingestion. Signed by C H Ward Drug Co and C L Parsons secretary treasurer, urging the yellow package.
Mrs F M Dunkin of LeRoy Illinois reports relief after years of constipation using Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills. She says the small pills were very effective and a reliable remedy.
An Elkhart Indiana Miles Medical Co advertisement touts Dr Mites Nerve and Liver Pills as easing bowel movement without griping, claimed to be widely used by women and children. It promises reduced need over time as natural conditions restore and offers money-back if the first package fails.
An advertisement urges women to use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to treat constipation. It claims benefits for menstrual health, cites testimonials from Mrs Haberstroh and Mrs Herrick, and offers a free sample with purchase details. The pitch warns against salts and strong cathartics and lists Monticello Indiana as the sample source.
An old advertisement proclaims Foley's Kidney Pills cure backache strengthen kidneys correct urinary irregularities build up worn tissue and remove excess uric acid to help rheumatism prevent Bright's Disease and Diabetes restore health and strength sold by Moulton Drug Company.
A dense 1911 local directory page lists county officers such as Chancellor and Circuit Judge, sheriffs, tax officials, and surveyors, followed by church directories for Baptist, Christian, and Methodist congregations with pastors and Sunday schools. It also covers justices and bailiffs, a county court calendar, educational notes, and multiple Masonic and Womans groups with meeting times and officers.
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