Christian church to establish orphanage in Tennessee
A Tennessee-wide effort by the Christian church plans an orphanage near Columbia, financed by statewide fundraising. A committee of ministers and business leaders will launch the project with the aim to house many children on a farm site, led by Elder W T Boaz and his wife, with non sectarian access and support from Christian congregations statewide. Dr Hoar is to canvass Tennessee this winter to raise funds for maintenance.
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Siim
New Shirt Garter
Philanthropie
Columbia
Sistember
Pikes
W. T. Boas
First Christian Church of Columbia
Hoar
Tate
Christian Church
Tennessee
Fanning
Nashville
Seed Wheat for Sale by Vanderwood's Choice in Belfast
For two consecutive years the smooth head seed wheat variety Vanderwood's Choice has won first honors in the sweepstakes at the State Pair at Nashville for the best half usher In the State. Any quantity available. Address T. J. McADAMS Belfast Tenn or call Cimberland Telephone 206-14. oditwklyst.
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Vanderwood
Nashville
T. J. McAdams
Belfast
Tenn
Cimberland Telephone
Odit&wklyst
Maury County Considers Opening Several New Roads
Maury County road commissioners met in special session to review road openings including Theme Cullooka Valley Shaw Creek road Highland Park route from Pulaski to Campbells Villekes road Scott's Hollow Mingo Branch and a line from Williamsport pike to Hampshire pike. A decision on these openings was postponed to next Monday with a meeting of the Maury county superintendents and county officials to follow.
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Maury County
Hampshire Pike
Horace Cecil
Frank Houser
Shee
Joer
Severn
Pouty
Him. Jomey
J. HL Taylor
Electric bell planned at Hampshire Pike crossing
Citizens along the Hampshire pike sought an underpass at the crossing. A committee asked Louisville & Nashville railroad officials for protection measures. The railroad replies that underpass plans are postponed due to roadbed changes and will install an electric bell at the crossing instead once plans and materials are ready.
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Hampshire Pike
W. C. Whitthorne
T. H. Williams
J. F. Stevenson
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Mr. Whitthorne
If. R. Wheeler
Whitthorne
Wheeler
Plains
C. Whitthorne
Columbia, Tenn
Messrs
T. H Williams
J. F. Stephenson
Columbia
Dean's Ointment Offers Quick Relief for the Skin
An old advertisement promises fast relief from skin irritations with Dean's Ointment. It claims lasting cures and notes a price of fifty cents at any drug store.
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Dean
Dr Sprunt Delivers Union Service Sermon on Christians
Dr Alexander Sprunt of Charleston spoke at the Union service at First C P church. He explored what constitutes a real Christian citing the Antioch naming and urged personal faith, God’s presence, and active Christian living as proof of genuine belief. He also preached at First Presbyterian on At Jesus Feet praising humility and trust as paths to salvation.
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George H. Mack
Capers
A. G. Dinwiddie
Dr. Mack
Dr. Sprunt
Sprunt
Antioch
Jesus
Christ
Mohammed
Confucius
First Presbyterian Church
Salvaton
Soldier Battling Death Plot Recalls Civil War Veters Tale
Kemp Texas veteran J A Stone recounts surviving a plotted death by lung trouble. He swears relief came after trying Dr King’s New Discovery, claiming weight gain and restored health from severe coughs and asthma, with bottles sold at doctors and druggists.
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J. A. Stone
Kemp, Tex
Dr Boaz Returns From The Field In Columbus
Dr W T Bone pastor of the First Chejetian church returns to Columbus after three months of diligent field work and will resume his pulpit next Sunday. He will oversee regular services for the rest of the year following a successful revival at Philips.
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W. T. Bone
Colum
Br. Bote
Philipps
Burdock Blood Bitters Claims Pure Blood Boost
A historical health ad touts Burdock Blood Bitters as improving digestion and liver function while purifying the blood. It alleges benefits for the stomach bowels and overall vitality with a focus on blood cleanliness.
Sambo Found Guilty in City Court Assault Case
The City Court tried Charles Miller and Julias Sambo for assault on Jerry Brown, a small Black boy. Sambo was found guilty and fined $12.20 by Judge W. P. Erwin. Officers Lancaster and Stages rounded up three scrappers on College Hill, with cases set for this afternoon at three. The fight involved Ode Whittaker, Ben Young and Jim Alford.
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Charles Miller
Julias Sambo
Jerry Brown
Sambo
W. P. Erwin
Lancaster
College Hill
May Ship Castor Into Ring Against Hon L P Padgett
Reports say J Grady Jones of Humphreys County will oppose Congressman L P Padgett for the Seventh District democratic nomination. Jones, Cumberland alum and farmer-lawyer, is respected in his county and could trigger a hot primary alongside Padgett after his Hawaiian Isles trip.
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Castor
L. P. Padgett
L. P.padgett
Congress
Seventh
J. Grady Jones
Humphrey County
Padgett
Jones
Humphreys
Cumberland University
Hawaiin Islands
At the Rack At the Rack
A sale list items low prices including air float talcum powder crepe paper fans hair brushes overalls romper suits nainsook underwear porch shades vests floor rugs jar tops and croquet sets Hammocks and preserving kettles advertised with several discounted goods and brands.
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Jarstian Church
Cos IN
Hoosier
B. A. Satterfield & Co
Louisville & Nashville
The
Herald
Columbia Military Academy
Manly
Hardy
Edgerton
Fils
Columbia Institute
Inc School
Histo School
Ite
Nashvile
Dheerie
Lie
Almanae
Walter Branham Capers
Columbia, Enn
C. P
W. B. Capers
St Peter's Church
Alexander Sprant
Charleston
8. C
Brangam and Hughes
Spring Hill
Vanderbilt University
W. CG
Branham
William Hughes
Werner
Eray
Poe
Muthlbach
Tissot
Werner Company
Artment & Akron
Ohio
DR. Boaz
Erwin
Gragy Jones
Humphreys County
Cumberland
Foley
Alcorn
Brownlie
Jesuit
Mason
Rob
Bers
F. Swansburg
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