Tanlac credited with restoring engineer’s health and weight
J. B. Ashton of Mobile Alabama testifies that after years of illness and a stomach disorder he gained sixty eight pounds in three and a half bottles of Tanlac. He praises Tanlac as the only medicine that helped and notes his return to duty on a work train between Selma and Mobile. Ad claims exclusive Columbia sale by Smiler Drug Co.
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J. B. Ashton
Mobile
Ala
Selma
Marine Hospital
Algiers
Tulane Hospital
New Orleans
Hot Springs
Ark
Lookout Mountain
Tanlac
Columbia
Smiler Drug CO
Advt
Most Glorious Chase of Entire Meet Rum by Rational Runters
In a Friday account, the All Age Stake continues as National Hunters Association members and locals join a vigorous chase starting at Cherry Farm on Iron Bridge Road. The pack roared, foxes jumped, and riders endured rough footing with minor injuries. the party rode back to Columbia after a twenty mile run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National of Hunters’ Association
Cherry Farm
Iron Bridge Road
Columbia
Nashville Pike
Justice of the Peace Candidate Thomas E. Lunn
The Herald announces Thomas E. Lunn as a candidate for Justice of the Peace in the Third District to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Sam D. Glenn. This weekly notice notes the political selection and upcoming election context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice OF the Peace
Herald
Thomas E. Lunn
Sam D. Glenn
County Teachers Meet December 2
County teachers convene on Saturday December 2 with an agenda led by County Superintendent John P. Graham. The program includes Language Work for Grades 3 and 4 led by Miss Eugenia Gray, Rural Life and the Rural School led by Graham, Methods of the Intermediate Grades tied to Beowulf and Literature, School Improvement Work led by D. M. Galloway. Classified ad notes a blacksmith shop in West End, Columbia by Horace Rainey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manry County
John P. Graham
Eugenia Gray
Charlotte Armatrong
D. M. Galloway
Officers elected for Sunday Schools of Siath District
The Sixth district Sunday School Association met at Porter's Chapel M E Church with a full audience. Officers chosen for the year are M T Voorhies president Carter Moore vice president Miss Beulah McCain secretary treasurer. Miss Carrie Smith delivered Tolstoy's Where Love Is God Is story. Dr R M W Black praised the child’s gains from Sunday school.
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Sunday School Association
Porter's Chapel
Carrie Smith
Smith
R. M. W. Black
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
W. J. Russell
J. A. Craig
R. Matthews
C. B. Betts
Hopewell
E. J. Gilbreath
Gleanwood
T. Y. English
Enterprise
J. S. Hammond
Southport
STOP THE FIRST COLD
A vintage illness advisory touts Dr. King's New Discovery as a reliable remedy for coughs and colds. It claims a 47 year history of soothing antiseptic balsam and relief from congestion for both young and old.
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Dr. King
No reason for it Hen Columbia Citizens Show a Way
Columbia reader Mrs. C F Moore of 16 W Fourteenth St credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief from backache and kidney trouble symptoms. She bought them at Woldridge Co's Drug Store, finds the remedy effective, and urges others to use the same product. Price 60c at dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbaa
C. F. Moore
Fourteenth St. Columbia
Dean
Woldridge Co
Honor Roll at Neapolis February November list
The following is a list of the pupils at Neapolis who attained the honor roll for the month of November. First grade John Hindman J T Kinnard Francis Watson Emma Hindman Alphonso Davis. Second grade Luther Fitzgerald. Third grade Cecil Davis. Fourth grade Grace Flowers.
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Neapolis
John Hindman
J. T. Kinnard
Francis Watson
Emma Hindman
Alphonso Davis
Luther Fitzgerald
Cecil Davis
Grace Flowers
Edgar M Foster Injured in Louisville Auto Crash
Special to The Herald reports Nashville Banner business manager Edgar M Foster was struck by a car in Louisville this morning and seriously injured. The exact nature of his injuries was not yet known.
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Nashville Banner
Louisville, KY
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Edgar M. Foster
Louisville
Foster
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Regimen
Dodson's Liver Tone is advertised as a safe, all vegetable remedy to replace calomel. The ad claims calomel is dangerous mercury causing bone decay and stomach sickness, and promises relief, no side effects, and a guaranteed cure with a 50 cent bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Judge Turner to rule on Hight ouster case Monday morning
Judge Turner of the Circuit Court will decide the ouster suit against Commissioner Clay E. Highton next Monday morning. Counsel concluded arguments Saturday afternoon as the judge indicated he would study authorities before issuing his opinion. He planned to visit Waynesboro today to hold a week’s court and return to Columbia to resume. The Hight case is to be followed by State ex rel R. A. Wilkes versus John B. Brooks, seeking Brooks’s removal from county court.
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Ollie Potts
Maury County
Tennessee
Fiorace Potts
Willie Potts
Horace Potts
Columbia Herald
A. W. Lipscomb
RS. Hopkins
Judge Turner
Brooks
Turner
Circuit Court
Clay E. Highton
Thomas H. Peebles
Waynesboro
Columbia
R. A. Wilkes
John B. Brooks
Therrill Urges Public Education and School House Upgrade
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Prof J W Sherrill urged Cullooka, praising the school’s staff and students but decrying the inadequate plant. He called for a new school costing not less than 5000 dollars as the community’s minimum, while praising the local band and choir.
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Prof
Graham
Cullooka
3. W. Sherrill
Sherrill
Culleoka
Richard A., Wilkes
His Sixteen Years Suffering Ended by Foley Kidney Pills
A testimonial from G W Henderson of Miss claiming sixteen years of cystitis relief after using Foley Kidney Pills. He tried doctors and mineral waters at great cost with little help, then found full relief after several bottles. The Smiler Drug Co promotes the remedy as a treatment for kidney and bladder pain and irregular secretions.
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Foley
Ixteen
G. W. Henderson
Miss
Foley Pooner
Sam
Henderc von
Sentments
Smiler Drug CO
Foley Kidney Pills Remain Affordable Remedy
An advertisement notes Foley Kidney Pills stay low in price despite rising costs for food and clothing. The ad claims the pills relieve backache sore muscles rheumatic pains and bladder trouble and credits Smiler Drug Co as the advertiser.
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Foley
Smiler Drug CO
Adve
Fine Home Grown Tobaccos in Columbia Public Square
A December first Monday event on the Public Square in Columbia will feature a wagon load of home grown tobacco. Burley for mild smokers and stronger tobacco for those who prefer it, plus ample chaw.
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Columbia
Foley’s Eserba Tablets Ad Teaser Notice
Advertisement promotes Foley’s Eserba Tablets as a cure for self poisoning from undigested food in the stomach and bowels. Claims include relief from coated tongue sour stomach indigestion constipation without gripping or sickness."}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiler ‘Drug CO
Adyt
Opinion on office hiring and social norms
A columnist voices a blunt stance that the office should seek the man and notes that women are equally proactive, reflecting on changing workplace attitudes and gender expectations. The piece frames recruitment as a practical issue and comments on contemporary behavior.
Members Elect Hold Conference In Columbia Visit
Representatives elect Thomas English of Enterprise and William James Ruassell of Williamsport arrived in Columbia today for a conference. Haglieh said he had been busy with campaign and farm duties and would be away about three months.
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Thomas ¥. English
Enterprise
William James Ruassell
Williamsport
Columbia
Haglieh
Ose Lion
Campien
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William Potts
Als
West End
Horace Rainey
Siath
W. 7. Voorhies
Dr. Black
Tolstoi
Sackachf
Therrill
Thomas
James. Russell
Bagkache
Racke
F. Swansburg
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