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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1913

Page

6

Cardus Woman's Tonic Promises Strength and Relief

Mrs Walter Vincent from Pleasant Hill North Carolina recounts years of weakness and pain including headaches and prostration. After three months on Cardus she reports marked improvement, weight gain, and renewed vitality. The advertisement touts Cardus as a pure vegetable tonic aiding appetite nervous system and rosy cheeks.

Pleasant Hill N. C Walter’ Vincent Cormicey Carous Cardus

Carpet Beneath First Presbyterian Floors Reveals 1892 Papers

While lifting carpet at the First Presbyterian Church U S A workers uncovered old Columbia papers from 1892, including a copy of The Current, a Farmers Alliance publication. The carpet shows wear after twenty one years yet remains in fair condition.

First Presbyterian Columbia

Extensive Range of Ladies and Gents Fashion and Household Goods

F Swangburg offers gloves and hosiery for women, plus men's and boys undergarments and belts. Stock includes silk hose, summer vests, union suits, and various underwear. Also creams, powders, cosmetics from Colgates, rugs, patterns, wall paper, lamps, croquet sets, freezers, glassware, screen hardware, water coolers, brushes, paint bins, fishing tackle, Polarine polish, hammocks, soups, and more.

Mazda White Mountain

Empress Daily News on board ship showcased at Herald office

Frank Gillette Srith exhibited copies of the Empress Daily News dated February. The on board paper resembles a newspaper with general news from wireless Marconograms and a ship menu. A printing office aboard prints the daily menu, concert programs, and entertainment listings for passengers.

Frank Gillette Srith Herald Office Empress Daily News Wireless Telegraph

The Photographer In Your Town Wants Your Pictures

The advertisement invites readers to visit the Campbell studio at West 7th Street in Columbia for photo copying enlarging and finishing. It emphasizes preserving personality in portraits and promotes visiting the studio to get the habit.

C. B. Campbell West Stree Abd Columbia Ten

Serious cut in the left side at railroad pass

Hodge Dowell, a young white man, suffered a serious side wound at a railroad pass near the depot after claiming to have run into a Negro man, Sor Harris, who then stabbed him with a knife and fled. A Black woman later identified the assailant. Dowell bled freely but the assailant escaped. An unrelated ad promotes Chamberlains Tablets for constipation with dealer sales.

Hodge Dowell Wader Sor Harris Dowel

Charles Dodson Recovers From Fall and Walks City Street

Charles Dodson, who fell from a ladder at the First Methodist church weeks ago and was confined to home, is sufficiently recovered to walk and was seen on the street Saturday afternoon. The Herald reports his improving condition and return to public life.

Charles Dodson First Methodist

Dynamiting at Venable hole shocks community near Venable Springs

The Venable hole on Duck River near Venable Springs suffered heavy dynamiting Monday afternoon. Dead red horse, trout and perch littered twenty miles of river from the site, with fish of all sizes. residents demand culprits, authorities notified, and a $25 reward offered by the Middle Tennessee Fish and Game Association for arrest and conviction.

Duck River Venable Springs Pear Marshall and Maury County Marshall Lewisburg Venable Hole Will Chunn Venable Riveit Middle Tennessee Fish and Game Association

Fry Buys Hughes Farm On Nashville Pike

J T Fry purchases 268 acre Hughes farm on the Nashville pike six and a half miles from Columbia for 22610. Fry contributes his Ninth street residence valued at 7000, to be vacated by January. Mrs Fry will move to the farm, residence rented. Also a testimonial praises Dr King s New Life Pills as a reliable laxative with 25 cent price by Woldridge Co.

J.T. Fry Mayes Hughes Nashville Pike Columbia Mr. Fry Ninth Street Hi. Stugenvoll Allison Dr. King Woldridge CO

Elder Bohanon to Speak at Two Christian Churches

Elder Bohanon of Persia will deliver an address at the First Christian Church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and at the South Columbia Christian Church in the evening at 7 o'clock.

Bohanon Persia First Christian Church South Columbia

Mrs Dickie Dies in Texas Leaves Maury County Ties

Mrs. Claude Godwin received word of the death of her aunt, Mrs. Margaret Davis Dickey, in Texas. The deceased was a former Maury County resident with many relatives and friends still in the area.

Claude Godwin Margaret Davis Dickey Texas Dickey Maury County

Opinion on Supreme Court expenses and court inherent powers

Attorney General Cates argues supreme court expenses are determined by the court itself and paid from the state treasury under code provisions. legislature has not appropriated funds yet the court retains inherent power to set and cover its own costs, with no executive or legislative override. The question centers on whether the two year appropriation rule applies and if the court can be deprived of its budgeting authority.

Cates Woollen Hickerson Supreme Court General Assembly Supreme Court of Wisconsin Supreme Court For South Dakota Hughes County Chas T. Cates, JR Genral

Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Promises Child Health

Mothers urged to use Kickapoo Worm Killer to remove worms in children, claim improved appetite and regulated digestion, with warnings of symptoms like feverishness and irritability. Advert from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. listing Philadelphia and St Louis offices.

Roall Woldridge CO Kickapoo Indian Medicine Philadelphia Sti. Louis

Colored man Abernathy suffers leg crush and amputation

A Black railroad worker named Abernathy had a leg badly crushed by a moving train Sunday. He was taken to a hospital where doctors decided on amputation. He was reported in good condition this morning. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, claiming rapid relief in severe bowel complaints and urging readers to try it as it never fails.

Abernathy L & N. Railroad Ran

W P Boyd Starts Fall Purchases for J Rosenthal Co

W P Boyd, a leading Columbia buyer, left Monday for eastern markets to secure fall goods for J Rosenthal Co. He will be gone about two weeks and plans new arrivals before his return.

J. Rosenthal Company W. P. Boyd Columbia J. Rosenthl Co

Costly Treatment Prompts Cure with Chamberlains Tablets

C H Hines of Whitlow Arkansas describes costly medicines failing to help constipation and indigestion. After hospital visits in St Louis and New Orleans, he found relief using Chamberlains Tablets and is now well. For sale by all dealers.

Adve C. H. Hines Whitlow Ark St. Louis New Orleans Chamberlain

Light Showers Over the County

Refreshing showers fell in various sections of Maury County Tennessee during Friday afternoon and night. Rain was light and cooled the air by about twenty five degrees though total rainfall did not exceed a half inch in any place. Dust settled across the county while vegetation remained largely unaffected. Reports from Giles County indicate fair rainfall over most sections.

Giles Cent

Building Walk on North Garden Street East Side

Concrete walk on the east side of Garden Street between Furth and Sixth is being laid under a permit issued recently. The project was approved by the issuing authority and work began shortly afterward.

Garden Street Furth

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H. Cliff Hendley Sik Hose Colgates May Manton F. Swangburg Daily News Negro The Herald Marshall County Hughes Farm Bays Dickie Brockway Seidel John Deere Studebaker Harlan, Porter Walker Annie McDowell Hill County Court of Columbia Weekly Herald H. W. Thomas Dinning
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