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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1901
Page
4
The Reform Party selects businessman George W. Nichols as mayoral nominee praising his proven thrift, prudence, and decisive leadership. The piece urges supporters to attend meetings, warns opponents cannot beat him, and stresses the need for active, broad-based backing to win.
A reflective note on travel, confidence, and employer respect, stating the subject neither travels nor works on Sundays. The passage hints that a few who trade principles for gain may read a hidden moral between the lines.
The Maury Democrat ed endorses the reform movement ahead of the November municipal election. It urges voters to support law and order, temperance, and anti saloon measures, and to back reform candidates who promise honest, moral government. It warns against spoils and partisan prejudice.
A cautious note urges prospective students in Columbia and Maury County to evaluate osteopathy schools carefully. It warns that while entering osteopathy is straightforward, selecting the right college requires scrutiny of each school's claims and offerings.
The Southern School of Osteopathy claims an established reputation as the oldest and most reputable in the South. It highlights large equipment, an extensive dedicated building, superior faculty, and a curated course of study drawing on medical and osteopathic college experience. The school notes eligibility for American Osteopathic Association membership and a high standard of requirements attracting patronage.
The piece warns against unbacked new schools citing concerns over governance, finances, equipment, and faculty. It stresses lack of primary education in leaders, financial risk to students, minimal facilities, unproven faculty, and the danger of diploma devaluation if the school fails or only lasts two years.
A fragmented advisory column warns readers to avoid funding little local institutions. It urges keeping notes that protect against loss if schools fail to sustain two years, hire first class faculty, offer equal equipment, and achieve elite college membership. The message recommends investing only in established schools and warns against other schemes.
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