Overwhelmed Wassey School Thanksgiving Victory
Local Massey High School routed Co J iuwin High in a Thanksgiving football clash, 0, with Massey dominating every quarter. The article notes a lone defensive punt and multiple Massey touchdowns by Letsinger Logan Barrack and Bratton, amid a wet field and large crowd at Columbia.
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Riverside
Co- Jiuwin High School
Masseysin
Pulaski
Hojo
Barrack
Akin
Bratton Lattinger
Logan
Massey
Downe
Coubin
Ian
Mowsey Toni
Owet
Letsinger
Peeart Tine
Columbia
Laneup
Massey Boatwright
Malone Barrack
Harris Holman
Robinson H
Bratton
McAdams
Akio
Cates Reiney
Parks
Gladsh Logan Q. Stanfill
Johr
Morison
Hardison
Joyce
Dike
Dunn
Deafened Fan Delegation Attends Vanderbilt Sewanee Meet
A damp Turkey Day football gathering from Colunia to the Vanderbilt Sewanee game drew fewer fans than hoped due to threatening weather and train delays. Notable attendees include Misses Greenslaw Long Hastines Harlan Brewer Oakes Lockeridge Gordon Towler St nay Page Mastings Greeniaw Turner Struts Jackson Wilkes Rowmeng Carmack and others. Subscribe for The Herald.
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Colunia
Wid
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Jeual
Columbia
Margaret Greenslaw
Cotavine Long
Catherine Hastines
Lemyra Harlan
Barling Brewer
Tincie Oakes
Charlotte Lockeridge
Mary Go
W. J. Towler
Albert St Nay Page
Mra
W. BD. Mastings
Douglas and
Gilmer Greeniaw
Edwin Turner
Albert Struts
Frank Jaesonl
Dent
Proving Greeniaw
Prison Gant
Lafayette Hagey
Fred Stephenson
Filington
Wallace Wilkes
Rowmeng
Ned Carmack
Laws
Bruce Cochran
A. Park Morgan
Je. A
She'deon
Jom Sheldon
Jake Arian
Gen
O Watts
Billy Sunday praises corn bread in Atlanta talk
In Atlanta a food conservation sermon Sunday declares corn bread can replace wheat bread at meals. He says southern cooks have perfected corn pone and he can thrive on it, suggesting residents should use corn bread at least half the time to ease the nation’s food supply.
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Atlanta
Bill Sunday
Cver
Atlant
Billy
Hilly
Whitthorne son named aviation instructor in Texas camp
Curran Whitthorne, son of Hon. W. Whitthorne and member of the Royal Flying Corps of Canada, has been assigned as an instructor in aviation and transferred to the winter training camp of the Canadian corps in Texas.
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Columbia
Canada
Texas
Curran Whitthorne
Hon
Whitthorne
Royal Flying Corps of Canada
Canadian Corps
Letters from France reveal William Fry's AEF life and longing
Private William M. Fry to his family describes life in France with the AEF, noting mud, trains, trench shoes, occasional sun, and a pending mandolin club. He asks for candy from Grace, purchases for others, and hopes for a Christmas reunion with Tom, Clarence Wagstaff, and Charlie. He mentions General duties, letters with five cent stamps, and asks about Tom's address.
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Frages
Gina
Cae Shelin
Sole
Weeeeli
East
Tennessee
Middle Tennessee
Clarence
Grace
France
Jackson
Tom
New York
Clarence Wagstaff
Charlie
William M. Fry
A. FC
William
Awakening the River and Bitter Tastes
Fragmentary notice hints at health issues after meals with mentions of bilious attacks and a product named Jade. Readers see vague references to stores and remedies, suggesting local classifieds urging caution about digestive discomfort and possible treatment options.
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sLuan
Frigid Flats and Candid Exchanges in Pearsons Weekly
A fragment from Pearsons Weekly shows a couple quarreling about a heated dispute with a janitor in a freezing flat. They joke about a heatless day and reference Doan's Kidney Pills and ointment ads, revealing social pressure and family history in a terse, period tone.
Record corn yield sets Maury County milestone
Col Joseph Tomlinson and Fountain Valley farm near Valleoka report a twenty acre demonstration corn crop under County Agent McLean. The field averaged 14.5 barrels per acre at $6.50, totaling $1810.67 from the plot, with a per acre value near 95 dollars and a strong endorsement of the county agent’s methods.
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Maury County
Joseph Brown Vyomiinson
Fountain Valley Farm
Valleoka
Agoul McLean
Tomlinson
Col. Tomlinson
McLean
Two More Maury Countians Honored
Among recent promotions at Camp Sevier Greenville South Carolina are Roland D Hall and J B Sharp of Columbia rising from the ranks. Hall promoted from sergeant to second lieutenant in the 1151 field artillery and Sharp from sergeant to first lieutenant in the 14th field artillery. Hall is son of Mr and Mrs J J Hall of Riverside enlisted in the First Tennessee regiment in 1916 and served at the Mexican border. Sharp was with I Battery F First Tennessee Artillery, promoted for merit after service as a non commissioned officer.
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Camp Sevier Greenville
S. C
Roland D Hall
J. B. Sharp
Columbia
Hall
National Guards
Sharp
Leutenant
Field Artillery
14Th Field Artillery
Roland D. Hall
J. J. Hall
Riverside
Tennessee Regiment
First
Tennessee Artillery
Uhuak Giving Service At Central Presbyterian Church
Central Presbyterian church at Cufteoka hosted a notable Uhuak giving service on Thursday a large audience attended. Addresses by Mrs. Bryan county demonstration agent BE A McLean the county agent Rev J M Robinson the pastor and Mrs Kate Wells were delivered. Thank offerings were presented by 115 persons. Dyspepsia America curse restore digestion normal health and purify blood advertised with Urdock Blood Bitters priced at 1 25 in the notice.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Cufteoka
Bryan County
BE. A McLean
J. M. Robinson
Kate Wells
America
Getsoil Gets-Iv corn peel promised to end corn pain
An advertisement extols Gets-Tt as the fastest corn remover. Two drops peel corn without irritation or soreness, leaving a smooth toe. Sold by E. Lawrence & Co Chicago and distributed in Columbia via Wolrdidge Co. Black Drug, Smiler Drug Co. Ad.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Columbia
Woldridge CO
Smiler Drug CO
Negro High School Exhibit Praised for War Food Work
Educators and experts praised a Negro high school exhibit of domestic science and agricultural work displayed last Wednesday. Visitors including J. M. Dean and Mrs. Kate M. Wella called the display remarkable and creditable, noting its role in wartime food production and conservation. Domestic science was supervised by Margaret Harlan and agriculture by Sampson Brown, both graduates of state institutions.
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J. M. Dean
Kate M. Wella
District Home
E. H. Hatcher
Megroes of the County Can Do. the Domestic Science Wokc O
Margaret Harlan
Negro State Normal College
Nashville
Sampson Brown
Agricultural College
Circuit Judge Turner and Fleming Jr Run for Eleventh Circuit
The Herald announces W. Bruce Turner seeking re election as Judge of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit and W. S. Fleming Jr seeking Attorney General of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit, both subject to Democratic party action.
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Herald
W. Bruce Turner
Eleventh Judicial Circuit
Democratic Party
W. S. Fleming, JR
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