Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Columbia Herald in Columbia, Tennessee

We have 573,531 pages in Tennessee

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1902

Page

6

His Primrose. A Greenhouse Tale of Lost Love

An elderly shopkeeper tends a greenhouse as flowers recount his past. They recall a pretty young girl who brightened his days, a beloved Primrose who later left with another, and his growing sorrow. A new visitor arrives as the primroses hope for his return, only to face more heartbreak.

Trom Century Plant Green House Hin Hey Primrow Primrose Howers Century Slant

Photographer Harlan Finds Cure in Electric Hitters

Keaton resident U Harlan suffered years of indigestion and stomach pain. After doctors and medicines failed, Electric Hitters relieved his agony and he credits them as a godsend for dyspepsia. They remedy stomach, liver, and kidney issues, boost energy, and renew the system. W P Woldridge Drug Store guarantees.

U. Harlan Keaton W. P. Woldridge

Friday events tied to famous names amid a noisy recall

The fragment lists various historical moments and figures said to be linked to Fridays, including birthdays, battles, and proclamations. It appears as a garbled OCR excerpt from a Milwaukee News page, weaving disparate events with no coherent narrative or dates.

Sermon Attacks the House of Delegates in St Louis

Rev Frank Tyrrell preaches at Mount Cabanne Christian church on Aug 12 urging moral pungency against a fraught House of Delegates. He denounces the combine as corrupt, calls for cleansing salt to purge boodlery, grogshops, and cowardly loyalty, insisting only moral vigor will save homes and institutions.

St. Louis House of Delegates

Wonderful Galapagos Notes From Sea Voyage

Capt Richard Nye aboard the W 5 Phelps recounts Galapagos wonders including a massive extinct crater on Albemarle with 40 000 tons of sulfur and a tramway need. He cites wild dogs left by whalers and a high altitude lake on Chatham that rises with the tide and eludes sounding lines. Severe frost hits northwestern Iowa damaging corn. Lieutenant George Shields arrives in St Louis to visit parents after serving with General Smith in the Samar campaign.

San Francisco Richard Nye Phelps Galapagos Islands Albemarle Albemarne Nye Chatham Lowa Cloverdale Sibley Shields At. Lown St. Louis George Fr. Shields Jacob H.) Smith George H. Shields Smith

Relief in Six Hours from Kidney and Bladder Pain

A old notice claims a remedy named No Great South A Kidney Cure relieves pain in bladder kidneys and back within six hours. It states relief comes quickly and retention of the remedy is immediate. Sold by A B Rains a druggist with specific contact details not clearly readable.

A. B. Rains Drogeiat

Latest election returns show Democratic lead in state tickets

Near 4,000 votes separate the outcomes with Democrats leading by sizable margins. Circuit Judge candidates Powell and Fussell show close races, while Attorney General Garver trends toward a large Democratic majority. County ticket results remain uncertain as official tallies await final announcement.

Thie Na Powell Garver

Primary Election Returns from Williamson County Tennessee

Williamson County Franklin August 4 Returns from twenty four of twenty eight boxes in the congressional primary show Padgett leading Whitthorne with a majority of about 857. Officials expect Padgett to increase his lead to around 400 as remaining precincts report.

Franklin, Tenn Padgett Whitthorne Palesi

Pulaski returns show decisive race leads in Aug election

In Pulaski Tennessee the Aug primary results record Holding ahead of Fussell by 492 votes for Circuit Judge and Padgett favored for Congress. Whitthorns 3. AL totals are now complete.

Waynesboro Tean Belding Faussell Fussell Reece Whitthorne Padgett Chase Pulaski, Tenn Holding Whitthorns

Eminent Justice Holmes Appointed Associate U S Supreme Court

President Roosevelt names Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Court, as associate justice of the U S Supreme Court to succeed the resigning Henry Gray. Holmes, a renowned jurist from Massachusetts, succeeds in a long federal tenure reshaping the court.

Aid U. S.supreme Court Aster Bax Roosevelt Oliver Wendell Holmes Supreme Court of Justice Harlan United States Supreme Court Arthur IXMI Jaudge Holmes Jaerice Gray Massachusett Perceaey Massachusetts Supreme Court Justice Day Massachusetts Dr. Holmes

Noted Beauty Advert Claim for New Life Pills

A vintage ad touts Dr. ing's New Life Pills with a sprightly complexion and improved digestion. It claims all organs become active, headaches vanish, and blues disappear, urging readers to try the pills priced at 250 at W. P. Woldridge.

Dr. Ing W. P. Woldridge

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Severe Piles and Tumors

In a grim hospital tale a patient endured repeated surgeries and mounting pain as tumors grew. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve was credited with halting swelling easing inflammation and finally curing the suffering. The dire account touts the salve as the best remedy for aches and pains available at local drugstores of the era.

I. A Bens Alu Bucklen Wold Fuge

Edison Sees Electric Motors Transform Rail and Ride

Copenhagen reports Thomas A. Edison answers inquiries on governing motors traction and aerial navigation. He predicts that within twenty years most railways will abandon steam locomotives for electric power and that electric cars will largely replace horses, though he notes no present facts to forecast a commercial future for air travel.

Copenhagen Thomas A. Edison Edison Sevier

Unnoticed events and deaths across cities and nations

Senator James McMillan of Michigan dies suddenly from heart disease. The Philadelphia Times and Public Ledger consolidate under one management. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt popularizes muslin sun bonnets at Oyster Bay. A fire at Landon hotel San Angelo TX kills seven, including proprietor’s wife. Society reunion planned in Council Bluffs IA. King Edward gifts Osborne House Isle of Wight as retreat for officers following coronation. A French colonel faces insubordination charges over school closures. York PA orders 18,000 light horse plows for South Africa. Santiago volcano in Nicaragua shows eruption signs. governor warns of danger. Missouri endures one of its worst storms with widespread damage. Lettie Wooldridge, 22, of Versailles KY, commits suicide. Yellow fever experts in Vera Cruz report possible reinfection case. Mrs. Henry Marsh of Murdock IL learns uncle in California estate worth 3,000,000. Mrs. Frank Neller of St. Louis nearly struck by lightning in Coffeen IL church shelter. Prince dsia Chen of China notes wreath on Grant’s tomb praising the general. Police search for William Bartholin widens. no trace found. Major Batchelor dies of cholera in Pangasinan, Manila region.

James McMillan Michigan Philadelphia Times The Public Ledger Theodore Roosevelt Oyster Bay Landon Hotel San Angelo Tex Society of the Army of That Philippines Council Bluffs Edward Osborne House Isle of Wight Pennsylvania Agricultural Works York Santiago Nicaragua Missouri Lettie Wooldridge Versailles Marine Hospital Corps Vera Cruz Mexico Henry Marsh Murdock California Frank Neller St. Louis Coffeen Dsia Chen China Gen. Grant William Bartholin Minne Mitchell Chicago

Visitors at Sagamore Hill visit with Roosevelt

Prince Chen accompanied by Assistant Secretary Tier Wu Ting-fang Chinese minister Sir Liang Chen Tung and aides visited President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay on Monday. They were driven to the Fast Twenty sixth street pier and boarded the gunboat Ralph shortly after 9 am, sailing a few minutes later.

New York Prince Chen Tier Wu Ting-fang United States Liang Chen ‘Tung Oyster Bay Roosevelt Sagamore Hil Twenty-sixth Street Pier Ralph

Seven Freight Cars Burned In Pennsylvania Crash

An early morning collision near Dock Street Tower, Tarrinburg, Pennsylvania, destroyed seven freight cars, though Pullman sleepers remained intact. No passengers were harmed. firemen and engineers escaped unharmed. Most wrecked cars carried grain and burned quickly, while the express train’s first auction moment quickly faded. On the same day in San Jose, two farmhands, Harry Yroey and Charles Town, along with Charles Williams, reportedly triggered a bandit incident, Traut was killed and Wildlasos captured.

Tarrinburg Pennsylvania Railroad Dock Street Tower San Jose Cal Harry Yroey Charles Town Charles Williams Traut Wildlasos

Knights of Pythias Grand Carnival Opens in San Francisco

San Francisco hosts the Knights of Pythias grand carnival with electric light decorations along Market Street. The Mechanics' pavilion becomes a display area and Maj Gen Jas. Ro Carnahan commands of uniformed ranks attends opening events at the pavilion with a welcome by Mayor Schmitz and remarks by supreme officers.

San Francisco We Knights of Pyrhine Munday Market Street Grand Court Vacr Market Kearney Geary Thira Jas Ro Carnahan Schmitz Ogden HL. Fethers Knights of Pythias Jax Carnahan Krigate of Pyth‘st Panvilion Tere Carmthan Stell Supreme Lodge California Brigade

Letter from Surveyor General staff to Gov Burke ends in odd verse

A Florida letter from the Surveyor General's Office to Gov Andrew Burke Boise City dated March 19 1901 contains theatrical and moralizing verses about the governor's departure. The piece was read in a civil service context and later references the Detroit Free Press and International Typographical Union convention in Cincinnati.

Civil Service Commission Perault Gov. Burke Perrault Washington Star Boise Mareh Andrew H. Burke Boise City Telasions Styx Thadamanthus Toise United States Surveyor General's Office Bolte, Idaho

Also Mentioned on This Page

moeTy Toon Eeersiei Park Glendale Vais Calleckn Digbyville Va Bigghyrilie Court Tras Eater Scott's Mall Mt. Pisassot Williamsport Massey's Shop Hampshire Water Valley Timmon Bear Creek Spring Hil Fay Neapolis Kedron St Bally Hill Paar Ieee Oval Sao Sous Safe Sele Beng Abm Moscow Beane Washington Shakespeare America Richmond Diay Tooting Har Kesey Dentlerd Olem Iy Wi Wreiher Mado Standard Oil CO Feas Houston Lawrence County Wayne County Lancoln County Fayetteville Lincoln County Supreme Bench Williamson County Giles County Ir. So Poet Thomas A. Erlixon Helleves Mal. Bacher Manila Maj. Batchelor Twenty-fourth Infantry Pangasinan Isi Luzon Sagamore Hill Harrashburg Hart Scott Scott & Nowne Pearl Street Cna Aera Iggits the Pythian Order Elemntetty Forvil Idaho Detroit Free Press International Typographical Union Cincinnati Pike's Opera House
Search Courier

Search the Columbia Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Columbia Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication