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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
1
The article presents weekly Bible quotations highlighting neighborly love and moral duties. It cites the royal law to love thy neighbor and the parable of the good Samaritan, urging readers to show mercy and avoid prejudice in daily conduct.
A brief editorial reflects on Elihu Root's Philadelphia Union League address on Business. It admires the oration but hints at shifting political power from Republicans to Democrats, expressing sympathy for Root while resisting reconciliation.
Dr Jas R Edwards of Denton Texas toured Courtland Sheffield and Florence on the way home from the Richmond Confederate Reunion. The pair, both veterans of the Ninth Alabama Regiment, recalled Manassas Seven Pines Antietam Fredericksburg Gettysburg and other battles. Wilson praised Edwards long service as a surgeon and public health officer.
A columnist notes a faultfinder who moves through society with relentless critiques. The piece contrasts calm composure with sharp, biting remarks aimed at public figures and common routines. It reflects on whether wit or hostility better serves social commentary.
A community note urges optimism about weather and crop conditions and highlights carrots as beneficial brain food. The message encourages planting a large carrot crop and using it as a staple, while praising a preacher and cautioning against replying harshly to pessimists.
A historical note claims every civilized nation pursues restriction on alcohol as the war between the states neared its end. It recounts General Lee supporting arming able bodied Black men as soldiers, though no action was taken and the Confederacy fell.
The Alabama Legislature will reconvene on the thirteenth of next month with reports from the recess committees to be presented and acted upon promptly.
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria remedy and iron booster. It notes the label shows quinine and iron in a tasteless form and claims the medicine drives out malaria while building up the system for 50 cents.
For sale a six cylinder 1913 automobile five passenger in first class condition. Also offered real estate and mules or horses with some money. Contact Hughes and Tidwell at New Decatur Alabama. 26.
A daily paper shows a society woman in a revealing swimsuit with a necktie and scarf, praised for swimming while her dress and anatomy draw sharp criticism. The item ends by asking the reader how they would feel about joining such a society.
An advertisement describes billious attacks as liver failure causing constipation and stomach fermentation with nausea vomiting and headache. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver clean the stomach and restore health at a cost of a quarter. Available everywhere advertising a divertient.
Mrs Suhkoda Banerjee a Hindu of high caste told of her life in India and how she escaped a tiger tribute and renounced her faith. Now in the United States she deserts Hinduism and works to save child widows, reporting she has rescued 1050 in Calcutta. She aims to raise funds to build a refuge there for destitute widows converted to Christianity.
A loving couple near Pensacola celebrates four newborns in one year, including two sets of twins, all reported to be thriving as the family grows.
A Philadelphia Ledger opinion argues courtesy boosts business and political success. Pleasant conduct attracts customers, employees, and public approval, while discourtesy repels. It notes kindness yields happiness and long term dividends, even if immediate public morality is sacrificed.
Dipping vats will cover Lawrence county as a blanket covers a bed, signaling broad μnclear coverage and local agricultural measures.
The Tuskegee News urges restraint in talk, noting many speak thoughtlessly and harm innocent people. It stresses speech is sacred and should be guided by brains and heart to bring good, not harm, using the gift to bless.
Uncle Sam sold to Canada last year three hundred forty five million dollars worth of goods, and both parties appeared satisfied.
The report shows 186,050 Confederate pensioners last year with total payments of 81,823,000 dollars since 1865. It also notes 33,359 widows on the list, many of them relatively young women.
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