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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1913

Page

8

Short Course of Great Value in Agriculture

Farmers and business men show strong interest in a fall course in agriculture by Prof. H A Morgan director of Knoxville experiment station. The director and staff will dedicate much time to discuss drought related problems and share practical insights that locals prize highly. A leading county business man recalled paying a high price for the last course’s knowledge on balanced stock and cat tle rations.

H. A. Morgan Knoxville Tle

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Columbia Baker

A. J. Harmon of Columbia Tennessee reports back strain and kidney pain keeping him from work. He says Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Adams and Martin's Drug Store relieved his symptoms and he recommends the remedy. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for US. Remember the name Dean's.

A. J. Harmon Baker Eleventh Columbia Tenn Dean Adams & Martin's H. B. Adams’ Drug Store Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Burdock Blood Bitters Advertises Remedy

An advertisement promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy for headaches stomach issues and general weakness. It cites personal success from a short course and urges attendance, with price listed at one dollar and a nod to druggists.

Revival to Be Led by Rev Geo R Allen in Richland Circuit

Rev Geo R Allen pastor of South Columbia Methodist church travels to Richland Circuit in Giless county to conduct a week long revival returning to Columbia on Saturday. Local advertisement promotes Grigsy's Liver-Lax with a free trial and guaranteed satisfaction from Stephenson Bros.

Geo. R. Allen South Columbia Grigsy Ask Stephenson Bros

Revival Meeting at South Columbia Church

Rev T B Gilliam will open a revival at South Columbia Methodist Church next Sunday night, continuing through the week. On Sunday morning the pastor Rev George R Allen will preach. An advertisement notes Doan's Regulats relieved constipation for E Davis, a grocer from Sulphur Springs, Texas.

T. B. Gilliam South Columbia Doan E. Davis Grocer Sulphur Springs Texas

Tennessee Blind School Opens September 1

The Tennessee School for the Blind will open its seventeenth session on September 1. Founded in 1884 to educate blind children, the school provides tuition books laundry and medical care at no charge beyond clothing and transportation. An eminent ophthalmologist examines each entrant and efforts are made to alleviate pain or restore sight. The school also emphasizes manual training and physical development, with skilled instructors teaching tool use to both boys and girls. An advertisement notes a personal testimonial about Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.

Tennessee School For the Blind

Miss Willie McAdams Recovers From Appendicitis

Friends of Miss Willie McAdams niece of Judge and Mrs George Turner report her recovery after an appendectomy at St Luke's hospital about two weeks ago She will return to the Turner home today from the hospital Spokane Review

Willie McAdams George Turner St. Luke's Hospital Miss McAdams Turner Spokane

Calomel mercury claim sparks quick herbal laxative ad

A brief, era tone ad asserts calomel is mercury and its effects ruin the system, while Grigsby’s Liv-Ver-Lax is vegetable and safe. It urges readers to subscribe late for The Herald, crediting Stephenson Bros. as sellers.

Grigsby Stephenson Bros Stephen SON Bros

Seed Potatoes Protect With Simple Tuber Moth Fumigation

Government specialists urge Texas and California growers to sort seed potatoes after digging and again two weeks later to remove infested tubers. Use carbon bisulphide in closed bins, with strict fire safety, for 24 to 36 hours at 80 to 90 degrees. Inspect daily at first, then weekly, and repeat fumigation if moths appear.

Texas California Bureau of Entomology U. S. Department of Agriculture Department

Knights of Pythias Meet With Watermelon Feast

The Knights of Pythias Friday night gathering featured a watermelon feast and a strong program. Supreme Prelate Spealing of the CMA gave an extensive, pleasing address, while Judge Bruce Turner delivered a concise, beneficial talk on the Good of the Order. Enthusiasm ran high as the meeting was deemed a pronounced success.

Knights of Pythias Spealing Bruce Turner Evry

Banker Merritt Dies at Beersheba

Henry Merritt of Clarksville dies at a summer home in Beersheba this morning. He was among Montgomery county’s wealthiest men, a Clarksville banker and member of an old local family. His remains will be sent to Clarksville for interment.

Herald Nashville Tenn Henry Merritt Clarksville Beersheba

Joe Smith Hurt After Horse Fall Near Fayetteville

Friends in Birmingham learn of Joe Smith's injury after a summer ride near Fayetteville. He was thrown from a horse, breaking an arm and badly injuring a hip. The notice also promotes Grigsby’s Liv-Ver-Lax, a vegetable liver syrup, claiming safety and ease of use for all including children.

Joe Smith Groken Birmingham Fayetteville

George Owen Bound Over in Mt Pleasant Murder Case

Rev T A Wiggington of Selville arrives in Cullenka for a several days protest as Geo Owen is bound over to the grand jury on murder charges in Mt Pleasant. Bond set at 5000 dollars and easily posted by the defendant.

T. A. Wiggington Selville Presbyterian Church Cullenka Central Prea Elim Owen Robert Braden Mt Pleasant Chia

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Ad Claims Pain Relief

An old advertisement from Clinton Maine cites EE Chamberlain endorsing Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. It claims immediate pain removal for cuts bruises sprains burns and skin injuries and asserts it robs injuries of their terrors and is a unique healing remedy. Available for 25 cents at Woldridge Co.

EE. Chamberlain Clinton Woldridge CO

Liv-Ver-Lax Advertisement Claims Easy Relief

An old style ad touts Liv-Ver-Lax as a safe product preventing work absence from constipation. It promises kept energy, poisons elimination, and a natural cleanse with tablets sold by Stephenson Bros, priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar, with a signature claim by L. K. Grist.

Bolles L. K. Grist Sele Stephenson

Glendale Ice Cream Supper Brings Warm Attendance

Despite threatening weather, the Glendale ice cream supper Friday night drew good attendance and ample refreshments with satisfactory receipts. A notable event was A. J. Thomas judging the cakes as the feature of the evening.

Glendale A. J. Thomaa

Itch Relief Ad Promotes Deans Ointment in Drug Stores

An old advertisement fragment touts Deans Ointment for skin itchiness and rashes. It suggests availability at all drug stores and mentions a product claim aimed at soothing irritations. The snippet reflects period marketing language.

Dean Fide

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Hess Min Mand Ian Maury National Bank Isrona Hendley, Cochran & Thomas Farmers Institute Columbia Testimony Tizens W. M. Tolley Allen Chamberlain B. W. Hill Snow Hill N. C Advt The Maury County W C. Salmon Atty Abamo Ask Stephenson Bros Knights OF Dobbins&Ewing Tennessee Dobbins @ Ewing Columbia, Tenn Merritt CITI Divide Thomas Bradley Bell 103 Robert Berg Bethell Tens Looney & Morgan George Owen
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