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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
6
A terse note echoes the phrase Just Like Finding $10 with emphasis on a figure of ten dollars and a claim of value guiding a test scenario. The text presents a repeated line and a bold monetary reference without additional context or names.
Major W J Whitthorne is a persistent dry smoker who never lights a cigar, chewing it to the end and replacing with a new one. Senator William J. Bate lost his brother at Shiloh and never lights his cigar since, while Col. Fry rejects the telephone at home to keep expectations undisturbed. The piece also notes Columbia residents spending about ten dollars daily on soft drinks, led by Coca Cola, with chocolate soda and lemonades following, praising old fashioned sodas as healthful.
An informal discussion covers straw use in drinks, social habits at soft drink establishments, and customer behavior among office workers and society girls. Observers note weather effects on soda demand, season length, and the role of soda fountain attendants in daily life. A Maury County registrar remark cites new redistricting law and County Attorney implications.
Promotes land in Southeast Missouri Arkansas Northwest Louisiana and Texas with cheap prices 58200 per acre prairie land 1 to 5 per acre bottom land 8 to 36 per acre improved or partly cleared land 10 to 15 per acre Colonies of 2000 to 3000 acres offered at 5 to 10 per acre East Texas fruit and truck lands 10 to 20 per acre Excur sion dates literature provided by EW Labeau me St Louis Mo Typhoid cases rise in Kansas City Missouri 69 in hospitals and town total near 200 amid recent outbreak.
A Fourth of July prayer at Fairview Kansas led by Rev Harry Flanington pastor of the Normal Kansas Methodist church invokes blessings on the nation. The long eloquent address praises forefathers, asks for humility and strength, and prays for honest leaders who place duty above office to keep the nation faithful to God and Galilee.
Doyle is reproached by Naggua for killing the strongest character in a previous story. E Will Borua debates whether the hero was the best, while Doyle reveals the hero’s fate was accidental and hints at a future escape plan for a new tale.
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