The Sunken Rocks of Matrimony
Colonel Speed visits his daughter Mrs Hollins and counsels her on distrust and jealousy in a tale using sea voyage allegory. He warns that suspicion wrecks marriages, urging patience and trust while recounting a mock sermon on the dangers of imagining faults in William.
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Bill
Mr. Rollins
Banech
Miss Willie Fields Named Secretary of State Railroad Commission
In Nashville Tenn November 36 Charles H Love resigns as secretary to join real estate and insurance in Springfield Tenn. Miss Willie Fields longtime official stenographer to the commission is chosen unanimously to succeed him effective December 1. Fields noted for fidelity and knowledge of all departmental details succeeds amid praise from commissioners. She is sister of late Rufus McLain Field and niece of Judge Rufus McLain of Lebanon. The commission will appoint a new stenographer.
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Nashville
Charles H. Love
State Railroad Commission
Willie Fields
Love
Capitol
Nnex
Springfield
Tenn
Miss Fields
Railroad Commission
Harvey H. Hannah
Frank Avent
Miss Field
Waverly Place
Rufus McLain Field
Rufus McLain
Lebanon
Tennessee
Brief Wisdom From a Paradox of Phrases
Fragmented aphorisms advise caution in romance and business. It mocks hustle and social ease while urging truth, restraint, deeds over words, and selective generosity. The collection mixes quips on money desire and personal conduct with social mores.
City visitors rest late in Detroit Free Press report
In a Detroit Free Press note, visitors to the city are described as taking it easy, sleeping past 6 each morning and showing unusual late-rising habits during their stay. The tone highlights surprise at their laid back routine.
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Detroit Free Press
A Thrilling Rescue From Desperate Lung Trouble
Bert R Lean of Cheny Washington describes a hard cold that led to a dangerous lung ailment. He paid numerous visits to a Spokane specialist and traveled to California without relief before using Dr King s New Discovery. It cured him completely and he is now well. The remedy is promoted for Long Trouble bronchitis coughs colds asthma croup and whooping cough with trial bottles offered free and a 50 cent to 1.00 price. Guaranteed by GEO 5 ALCORN.
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Bert R. Lean
Cheny
Wash
Spokane
California
GEO
Alcorn
Tribute to Gov Johnson at Memorial in New York
A memorial meeting in Broadway Tabernacle honors Minnesota governor John A. Johnson. President Taft Gov Hughes Charles Towne and others attend under the American Scandinavian Society. Hughes leads the tribute. Taft sends a regret letter.
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New York
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Taft
People of America
Gov. Johnson
Anti-Saloon League Sets Washington Aim at Congress
Chicago dispatch reports the Anti-Saloon League opening a conference of state superintendents and field workers. William H. Anderson outlines plans to curb liquor shipments to dry states while Dr. P A Baker cites Alabama defeat but vows ongoing battles in Virginia South Carolina Florida Arkansas Oregon and Texas amid Baker's election as conference chairman.
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Chicago
Washington
Anti-Saloon League of America
William H. Anderson
League
Congress
P. A. Baker
Alabama
Old Virginia
South Carolina
Florida
Arkansas
Oregon
Texas
Dr. Baker
Boy shoots at bird and kills father near Burton City
Wooster Ohio November 25 Donald Geiselman 17 while hunting near Orville fired at a bird and fatally shot his father Cytenius Geiselman 50. The accident occurred on the Getwelonan farm while the father husked corn. He died within minutes from the wound under the right shoulder.
Little Ones Write Fire Rages In To Santa Claus Copper Mine
Santa Claus letters are due by December 9 to appear in The Herald Christmas edition, with illustrations of Kris Kringle and the Christ Child. Eight men entombed in a Ducktown mine fire as Ramsey leads rescue with government equipment.
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Santa Claus
Herald
Kris Kringle
Christ Child
Nashville
Tenn
Ducktown
Ramsey Hes
The
Trouble Makers OquitEd? Digestive tonic claim headline
A jumbled ad notes Dr King’s New Life Pills easing stomach troubles and indigestion, claiming renewed vigor and robust nerves as the liver and kidneys start functioning properly. Mentions GEO CORN'S and a 2 cent price impression.
Old Buttons the Maury County Hunter Is Laid to Rest
Old Buttons a famed Maury County horse ridden to school by the late Senator Carmack was laid to rest near Cullooka at age 35. Owned by Mrs. John Nelson, Buttons died after a long life as a faithful fox hunter and local landmark. The ceremony included human-led sod and a quiet, respectful farewell.
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Buttons
Maury
Cullooka
Maury County
Senator Carmack
Carmack
Culleoka
Sutleoka
Pulaski
Columbia
John Nelson
Nelson
Hutton
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