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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1917

Page

2

Women of Spring Hill Aid Wounded in World War I

Mrs Brice Martin led a Spring Hill Tennessee effort aiding trenches soldiers by collecting nearly 200 dollars and producing 4054 surgical dressings including bandages pillows jackets and linens. Volunteers knit 53 pair of socks and gathered spools thread rags and fabric salvaged from domestic items for French hospitals.

Spring Hill Tenn Brice Martin Ume Sbe National Logical Dessings Committee New York Sugar Tree Ridge France Mrs. Martin Spring Hill Commercial Club Haynes Ayres Adies John 8. Brown The Herald

Getting Up Early Becomes Pleasant Habit

A reflective note on enjoying early mornings and the routine of rising with the day. The speaker repeats the value of starting the day early and the pleasure found in regular practice.

Appeal for Red Cross knitted articles to aid Europe

An urgent Red Cross appeal from Maury County chair W S Fleming calls for knitted goods to aid soldiers and refugees in Europe this winter. The Tennessee allotment includes 190 sweaters 40 mufflers 400 wristlets and 400 socks with a rushed shipping deadline to meet demands before cold weather.

Maury County RED Cross Europe W. S. Fleming Grayson Murphy Atlanta Fleming Ue Cross Columbia Morphy Fellows Switzerland France America Murphy Detiun Cate Trom Olor

Broom corn crop touted as major profit source in Maury County

Local farmers Col. Ed Armstrong Jack Granberg and Col. William M Cheairs report strong potential profits from broom corn across about fifty five acres each. At $400 per ton and a half ton per acre the crop could yield around $11 000 to $12 000 with seed fed to hogs and additional value from hog feed.

Maury County Ed Armstrong Jack Grankberg William M. Cheair Col Armstrong Mr. Granberg Cheairs H. F. Alexander

Dodgy Calomel Cure Ad Ends in Liver Tone AdVERT

A garbled ad touts a liver remedy claiming calomel is dangerous and promotes Dod ons Liver Tone priced at 50 cents. It urges readers to ask a pharmacist for the product and promises relief from constipation and sluggishness without strong side effects, urging refunds if it fails.

Abe le Doreen

Such Life In The Ointment? Small Town Meltdowns

Fragmentary musings note rising washing expenses and a tense tone. The garbled text hints at domestic strain and financial worry amid everyday life in a small community.

97 Maury County Men Called for Military Service

Ninety seven Maury County men listed by the local draft board as selected for military service and likely forming the first 5 percent of the county quota. The group will assemble in Columbia for processing with meal tickets, transport, and IDs provided. one man will command the unit en route to Atlanta. The date of assembly is expected to be September 3 per Rutledge Smith, chairman of the state defense council.

Maury County National Army District Board Rutledge Smith State Council of Defense Columbia Atlanta Will Odell Will Orr King Turner E.sth St. Flournoy N. Thompson Mt. Pleasant William Perry Cal Fountain Creek Neless Massey Will Stephenson Loyd James Murray Lynnville Tenn Aaron Witherspoon Glade St Willie Lowell Samuel Irwin Foster Cathooka Felix Webster Williamsport Jeff L. Porter S. Garden Buford Nathan Love Willian Felix Noles Hampahire William Henry Harlan Colmbia Lee Davis Lewisburg Henry Rucker Collins James Murry Mitchen Cullooka Rufus Wesley Luckridge Alvin McKinney Hilliard Ditzler Bridges Anderson Freddie Stephen Mitchell Santa Fe Wiliam Clifford Duke John Chapman Callooka John Thomas Riley Hamphake Ollie Love Spring Hill Josh Johnson Connie Hight Glendale Thomas Flournoy Wilsford Edgar Davis Hunter Lennox Jerome Bray Spring HM Robert Thomas Riley Garfield Foster Claude Milhouse Mt Plessant Emerson Athridge Nova Tamos Reovia Mevent Walter Porter Cot Mt Sleagent Leroy Serugue Ent Colmbis SIL W. Tot St. Jarniet Cols Paymond Ethrnder Crate Rock In Matthew Moreau Pura Mtr Ase Polit Stapeen Fot Ubia Bridie Jamey Prins Colunmtia Phenatetos Enol Enol, No. 3: Win Prycnt Rekew Twlrmbin Phegant Tommy Widter Clarence Elvan Trice

Lieut Williamson Joins Medical Staff of First Tennessee Artillery

Lieut George Williamson, assigned to medical duty with the First Tennessee Field Artillery on August 5, is in Columbia. He is a Vanderbilt medical graduate and a highly capable young physician from the city. He volunteered the day after war was declared and passed stringent army exams with high marks.

George Williamson First Tennessee Field Artillery Columbia Vanderbilt University

Mt Pleasant public schools open after Labor Day

Public schools in Mt Pleasant open Monday morning with teachers meeting September 1 at 10 o clock at Superintendent S. E. Stephens home. High school enrollment and classification set for Friday morning September 7 from seven to twelve in the Mt Pleasant High School building. Seventh and eighth graders enroll at the same hours.

Mt. Pleasant

Anderson Bros Foster depart for New York shopping spree

Eugene Anderson and Foster buyers for Anderson Bros and Foster return from the great metropolis. They recount tales of buying goods for the store, visiting former Colunian sites, and noting the whirl of activity in New York. The trip signals a busy fall as department lines promise a large stock and fresh goods for the week.

Eugene Anderson Foster Anderson Bros & Foster New York Cis Holt Anderson Mr Foster Metropolis Estoriilly

COUNTRY BOYS HEAR DIFFERENCES BIRINGS INTO CITY LIFE

An old journal note discusses hearing differences between country and city people. It cites studies on nerve sensitivity and ear function suggesting urban noise may dull hearing. Historical references mention Marine Corps observations and general claims about nerve fatigue.

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Maury National Bank C. A. Parker W. ?. Ridley Whienzy J. K. Bic Wetaw K. B. Lovacan W. M. Chaitin Old Biaury Jack Granbery W. M. Cheairs Gall Culleoka Tom Gillespie Rockdale Willam Lee Garner Clarence Earl Dennis 8Th St Willie Hugh Warden Josiah Hershel Dugger Jim Gillespie Matt Martin Cayce Columbus Ham Kelly Coleman Robert Fleming Stuart James O. Rail John Smith Irwin Main St Willie Chavers N. Main St William Kennedy Robert Tidwell Mt. Pleanant Monte McDaniel James Lipscomb Bethel Lawrence William Richard Baugus James Washington Hines Elmer Bumpas King William David Whittaker Guy Fleming Benderman Jennets Tennessee Kentucky Logan Ray J. L. Wallace Joe Fowler Ing Pilatus J. N. McCord Marshall County Jack & Jennes Breeders Association Abbe. Com Williamson First Tennessee Field Artillery Peaslee-Gaulbert CO Louisville Stephenson Brothers, Columbia United States Marine Corps Moyet Wasshington Learinye Marine Corpa oMeres Mammoth Cave
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