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Columbia Herald in Columbia, Tennessee

22 Dec 1905

Page 6

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Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1905

Page

6

Local Names Mix in Holiday Travel Roundup

Mr GC W Bown are in Neshettie Weuntaday, Net Wilkes will reach home Sunday for the holidays. Mrs Hatcher has returned from visit to Nashville. Sir Daisy Towler has returned from a visit. Mr and Miss Lov McLemore fet Weontsauy for Lillsfor Lexan. Mrs R 18 Jones and children of Me Minsoills are visiting relatives here. Mr Uf Hughes and Mr Jones Woutem were in Nexhville Wednesday.

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GC. W. Bown Neshettie Weuntaday Net Wilkes Hatcher Nashville Daisy Towler Mia Lov. McLemore Weontsauy Lexan Jones Minsoills Art Uf. Hughes Jones Woutem Nexhville Paul Gant University of Tennessee T. N. Figuers Hattie Figuers Neabville Maragret McKay Jameron Bete Scott Ninth Street W. J. Webster Eugene Long W.s.hefler Jackson W. J. Moore Cassie Friel Alabama Welter Gant St. Lou Mesera G J. N. Gant Robert William Sorith Blue Ridge Mia Hi RB. Cochran Eleanor Albers Kroxville Annie Harrison Williamson County T. F. Wieming Elizabethtown J. W. Fleming St. Louis Florida J. M. Towler Katharine Clarksville W. 3. Anderson Memphia Ea Sheegog Innes Dobbins Kentucky RC. Gant Louisville Penduro Win. Moses Marguerite Alcorn Olney R A. Abernathy A Palast Bia Frank Everett Warner Clardy Clarey James, Friel W. Caydelott D. Farrar Louisiana Charlie Gamble Petersburg Fayetteville Sarah Leonard Eugene Vosa Carolyn Worley W. P. Worley Nushville T. N. Jorea West Tennessee Runiorm Mary Russell Gardner Chadwick Minge Mexdorf Misa Olive Dobbine Mra W. OB. D Borns Timujons Blanch Emesfar Mra KA Titsmans Mocher Feenklin Timers
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Local notables visit during holidays and weddings announced

The column lists numerous visits and holiday plans from residents traveling to or returning from nearby towns. It notes engagements and a January wedding in Carter's Creek with attendees from Franklin Columbia and Memphis, followed by a wedding trip to New Orleans.

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Antiquity of China and ancient civilizations overview

The article discusses China's ancient civility and compares it with Egypt and other civilizations. It notes features like the Great Wall and premodern wall structures, and references historical empires and the rise of cultures in Europe and the Near East.

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Marriage and social notes fill Hampshire events page

Dr W R Webb and Miss Mattie Patton wed at the Methodist Church of Hampshire with Rev Dinwiddie officiating and a reception at the groom’s home. Aileen Unitch celebrates sixteenth birthday. Prof Hardy at the Military Academy greeted by cheers. An art exhibit at the Athenaeum drew many Colombians, featuring two hundred pictures.

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W. R. Webb Mies Mattie Patton Hardy Military Academy Belstay Miss Hardy Athenaeum
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Ade Acknowledges Compliment With A Literary Pay Joke

Low Finance recounts a joke about a Chicago summer resort landlord who assumes Ade is a literary man. Ade replies modestly and the landlord quips that writers pay in advance, illustrating a humor about literary status and prepayment.

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George Ade Chicago Ade Washington Post
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Eavesdropping Tales At The Lance Night

A playful chat recalls six declarations of love heard at the Lance last night. Miss Elderleigh and Miss Speight react with amused intrigue as the scene turns into light gossip in Chicago.

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Miss Elderleigh the Lance
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Deafness After Racing and Natal Hero Tale

A racer describes temporary deafness after a 30 second mile in a 10 horsepower car and notes this occurs to all drivers after races. The piece also honors Patrick Kelly, a Natal campaign hero who carried water to wounded soldiers and endured severe injuries before being awarded a valorous recognition.

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Philadelphia Bulletin Natal Patrick Kelly San Rasore Fusileers Kelly Spionkop Frederic Treves
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Sunday Murders in New Orleans Stirs Debate

A police captain questions why many sensational New Orleans murders occur on Sundays. He notes weekend drinking and Sunday social patterns differ by race, with Sunday nights drawing attention for violence. He suggests more study is needed but offers no firm explanation.

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New Orleans Sunjaya
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That’s Different Motchday Season Quip in Yonkers

A light exchange contrasts opening ball season with closing baseball season, noting the tongue in cheek reference to motchday as a playful seasonal pivot. The Yonkers Statesman quotes Mrs Bacon and Mr Bacon in a humorous dialogue about sports calendars.

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Yonkers Statesman
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