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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1917

Page

3

Strong Appeals For Y M C A In Cullooka Fund Drive

A crowd at a Cullooka meeting raised funds for the Y M C A war work though turnout was below expectations. Prof John P Graham and Judge Salmon led appeals while Mrs J F Howell and others donated, with Miss Ladye Love Evins Mamie Davis and Annie Dugger chosen to continue canvassing the next day.

Young Megs Association Cullooka John P. Graham William C. Salmon Colum Ion Sam Aralam Judge Salmon Young Men's Christian Association Graham J. F. Howell W. G. Dugger Eving Srog Louis Finney

Good sum for Women’s League entertainment

A large audience attended the Woman's Auxiliary of the Red Cross event at the Opera House on Friday night raising a neat sum for Red Cross work. About 350 tickets were sold and the show was of high quality with actors delivering strong performances. Mrs. John Wooten, president, thanks all who aided the efforts.

Woman's Auxiliary Th Red Cross Opera House John Wooten

Lemon juice freckle remover ad from old newspaper

An advertisement promotes a freckle whitening mixture using two lemons and three ounces of orchard white to create a cheap facial lotion. It claims freckles and blemishes fade with daily use on the face neck arms and hands, noting the product is harmless.

Five Generations of Lipscombs Serve the Nation

Loyd Lipscomb, corporal in the marine corps, visits his father County Clerk Lipscomb as the fifth generation to serve. The Lipscomb lineage spans Archibald in the Revolution, George in the Seminole War, Theodore E. in the Civil War, Charles in the Spanish-American War, with Loyd a grandson of Theodore and two great uncles, William H. and Archibald A. Lipscomb, who served in the Confederate army.

Loyd Lipscomb Marine Corps Lipscomb Archibald Lipscomb George Lipscomb Theodore E. Lipscomb Archibald Charles Lipscomb Theodore Marine William H. Lipscomb Archibald A. Lipscomb Central Assembly

Fox Hunters to Meet in Kentucky This Year

Large delegation from Maury County will attend the Olympia Springs meet in Kentucky beginning the week of November 19. Local fox hounds will enter trials and derbies as the National Fox Hunters' Association keeps its annual convention in Kentucky.

Maury County Olympia Springs W. P. Erwin Lexington National Fox Hunters’ Association of America Erwin Southern Red Fox Club National Kentucky Columbia

Dale Jr Begins Erection of Eight Room Brick Bungalow

W. J. Dale Jr has started building an eight room brick bungalow on a North High street lot bought from J P Street. The cream color brick veneer will be paired with hardwood floors and six rooms downstairs plus two rooms on the second floor. He aims to buy everything in Columbia and to buy the best. Estimated cost is about 5500 dollars.

W. J. Dale, Jr J. P. Street North High Street Columbia

James Cecil Joins Navy Training After Birth of Country

James Cecil, eldest son of Mrs A. W. Cecil, left Thursday night for Nashville before heading to Newport Rhode Island for Navy basic training. The young man, who joined the service months ago, awaits his country’s call and is praised as a fine representative of his state.

James Cecil A. W. Cecil Nashville Newport Rhode Island U. S. Navy Cecil Ias

More Negro Men Wanted For Arm

Washington D C Aug 11 1917 Army Recruiting Officer Neabrille Tenn authorizes acceptance of thirty colored men for medical department and send to Depot These in addition to eighteen authorized July seven seventh McCain For a mild easy action of the bowels try Deans Regulators a modern laxative 20 at all stores Adrt)

Washington, D. C Neabrille Tenn McCain Dean

Fleming Jr An Avowed Candidate For Attorney General

W S Fleming Jr declares his candidacy for attorney general of the Eleventh judicial district. He vows a strenuous district wide campaign, expects backing from the Columbia bar and other counties, and notes he was appointed to fill the late term of Major Frierson. Fleming, a young attorney, hails from a prominent Morry county family with deep legal ties.

Eleventh Judicial Circuit W. S. Fleming, Jr. Fiiday Herald Major Frierson Judicial Committee Fleming Court House Columbia Irierson 1St Tennessee Field Artillery W. S. Fleming Columbia Bar Chancery Court Chancery Maury Williamson Giles Marshall Lawrence Distriet

Wonderful Stuff Lift Out Corns With Freezone Ad

An old ad touts Freezone as a painless remedy to lift corns and calluses. It claims a Cincinnati inventor created the ether compound. A few drops on the corn or callus supposedly relieves soreness and allows lifting with fingers. The copy promises no pain and invites asking any drug store for a sample at low cost.

Incinnati

Yames Added to Roll of Honor in Maury County

The following named have been added to the roll of accepted soldiers in Maury county: Tom Gilleapte Rochdale, Charlie Collins Mt Pleasant, Robert Fleming Stuart Mt Pleasant, Edgar Davis Hunter, Thomas William English Mt Pleasant, Clarence Earl Dennis Columbia, Toney Richter Mt Pleasant, Jim Gillespie Mt Pleasant. The list includes numbers and routes such as R. F. D. No. 4 and No. 1.

Maury County Tom Gilleapte Rochdale Charlie Collins Mt Pleasant Robert Fleming Stuart Mt. Pleasant Edgar Davis Hunter Thomas William English Clarence Earl Dennis St. Columbia Toney Richter Jim Gillespie

Gets-It corn remedy ad claims instant relief and sale

An advertisement proclaims Gets-It as the world’s best corn remedy. It asserts pain and inflammation vanish instantly and the corn falls off, boasting wide endorsements from drug firms and a Chicago supplier.

Seven from Maury named for Ft Oglethorpe camp

Maury county fared well in the list of appointments to the Ft Oglethorpe training camp for officers of the reserve army. Though only two are credited to the county, several local homes appear among the named: J. J. Finney, Sam A. Hayes Sr, Sam Caperton, William G. Erwin, I Mae Peebles, Clyde Lovell, and A. Oakes. They report August 27 for a three month training period with commissions possible. Ex Sheriff Engle and Frank Wade from Giles county were also named.

Maury County Ft. Oglethorpe Giles County Engle Frank Wade

Fireman Jumps to Death in Franklin Train Accident

Special to The Herald. Franklin Tenn Aug 10 A southbound freight train fireman R B Smith was killed at 4 am when he jumped from the cab amid engine trouble and feared wreck The engineer remained with the engine The train waited in Franklin two hours for another fireman from Columbia Smith lived in Nashville and his remains were taken to that city aboard northbound passenger train No 8.

The Herald Franklin Tenn R. B. Smith Smith

Columbia citizen praises Deans Kidney Pills for relief

Mrs. C. F. Moore of 316 West Fourteenth Street, Columbia, reports kidney pain and backache improved after using Deans Kidney Pills from Worldridge Corner Drug Store. She states the remedy relieved back pain and other kidney trouble signs, priced 60 cents, urging others to seek Deans Kidney Pills.

Columbia Mra C. F. Moore W. Fourteenth St Dean Woldridge Corn Irs Moore Foster-Mitvarn Ca Vrops Buffalo N. Y

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