13 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1910
Page
1
A Roanoke Leader column condemns excess church side organizations as distracting women from home duties and men from family prayer while praising the paper’s own stance on morality, prohibition, and governance. It also notes political upheaval and figures like Patterson and Hoke Smith in Georgia and references imperial titles and Roosevelt.
A column mocks rising car fads and speed limits with a Minnesotan bank president jailed for speeding. It notes Alabama political upheaval, diamond trusts, and social vanity as boom topics. It laments rash drivers and praises European views of American women while citing London population and England death rates.
Government bulletins refer to Porto Rico as a perpetual summer climate. The note emphasizes warmth and year round sunshine, portraying the island as a constant vacation-like locale in official language.
A collector quotes a scholar on newspapers as daily civilizing advisors and on advertising as an imperfect but ever-improving craft. The piece notes buyers reach 10,000 through The Moulton Advertiser weekly, appealing to sensible, economical readers seeking bargains and goods.
There will be a concert at Lindsey School House on Friday night September 16. Everyone is invited to attend and be on hand for a 7 p m prom. B Robinson, Teacher.
A collection of maxims on reputation, ambition, and morality. Observations address personal conduct, social standing, fashion, gossip, and the ethics of wealth. Notable ideas touch vanity, self control, and prudent behavior in business and public life.
The piece recalls summer gatherings of 8000 to 10000 attendees with no reported drunkenness while whiskey advocates press for repeal. It argues that if repeal is demanded for liquor, it would logically apply to murder, rape, burglary, gambling, arson, and highway robbery, and even to burning Bibles for those who reject them. It concludes that prohibition will fail and liquor will be driven out like Old Tanglefoot into the sea.
Letter from a pastor dated Sept 2 1910 from Chico Texas to Jourd explains return from three year absence after resigning Rhome church in January with July effect. He notes noble Rhome people and calls for change of paper back to Chico while mentioning summer revival meetings and ongoing work.
A concise rural checklist outlining ten tasks for farmers and households this month. It covers sowing winter oats and cover crops, preparing hay and seeds, harvesting corn, grazing hogs and cattle, storing the next wood supply, road maintenance with neighbors, and visiting schools to support children and teachers.
A reflection on how a sweet minded woman profoundly affects those around her, highlighting kindness as a guiding force in the Hartselle community and touching everyday interactions with gentle leadership.
A portrayal of how a gentle wife and mother steadies family moods and comforts sorrow. It describes how a loving, attentive woman calms a tired husband, soothes a feverish child, and uplifts a sorrowing sister, illustrating the balm she provides to home life.
A patriotic poem celebrates America with lines honoring liberty and heritage. It extols land of freedom, fathers, pilgrims, mountains and temples, invoking divine protection and a call for freedom to ring from every hill and tree.
A dialogue in verse about hard times and the lure of California. A husband considers leaving his plow and cart to seek fortune, while the wife urges sticking to the land. The chorus repeats the proverb that a rolling stone gathers no moss as the couple weighs labor, wealth, and danger from Indians and loss.
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