S. S. Is Purely Vegetable Blood Tonic Ad
An old advertisement touts S. S. S. as a purely vegetable blood treatment. It claims perfect health signals pure blood and urges timely use for sluggish circulation. The copy invites readers to request free information from the Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Georgia.
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5. S.S
S.S. S
Swift
Swift Lavoratory
Atlanta
Respected farmer J B Pox dies suddenly at home
Prosperous Glendale farmer J B Pox died Sunday morning at his home at 11 o clock after a period of failing health. He was a Baptist church member and widely known in the county. Survived by his wife Ellen Ussery and eleven children: five sons and six daughters. Funeral Thursday morning at Friendship Baptist Church conducted by Revs Freeman and Noeelry with pallbearers named. Burial arrangements by Manvy Undertaking Co.
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J. B. Pox
Glendale
Mr. Fox
Pox
The
Baptist Church
Ellen Ussery
W. T. Usesery
Trank Fox
Little Rock
K. Fox
Giles County
G. H. Freeman
Petersburg
T. Noeelry
J. A. Restick
Claude Godwit
Wol
Goatwright
Parrish
Whi
M.S Ray
Manvy Undertaking Co
Cunningham
Woman's Weakness Cured by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Local testimonials from Nashville Tenn describe Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription curing feminine troubles without surgery. Women claim the remedy restored strength, improved health, and eased weakness during pregnancy and beyond, urging others to try the inexpensive treatment.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dr. Pierce
Bret
Deputy Tom McLean Heads to Lawrence to Look Over Affairs
Deputy United States Marshal Tom McLean left for Lawrence County this morning to oversee local conditions. He said the trip has no special significance apart from monitoring events as weather warms, with Columbia expected as his headquarters and occasional city visits planned.
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United States
Tom Melean
Lawrence Comity
Melean
Mir
McLein
Sonn
Columbia
John L. Robinson Backs Mules For Columbia Streets
John L. Robinson of the Robinson McGill Buggy Co says he supports mule use on Columbia streets and opposes restrictions. He banners weekly mule housing and urges more and better mules and mule buyers, claiming critics propose a foolish policy.
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John L. Robinson
Robinson- McGill Buggy Co
The
Herald
Columbia
Mr. Robinson
Mr Robinson
County Education Board Sees Little Regular Business
At the regular Monday session, the county board of education approved bills and accounts only. Mt. Pleasant residents were all present, including Chairman Russell, Secretary Crain, and Messrs. Murphy, Haywood, and Hunter. No delegations appeared before the board.
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County Board of Education
Mt. Pleasant
Russell
Period test for our heating system prompts repairs
A fragmented notice outlines a period likely to test the heating system with warnings to be prepared. It calls for quick thorough repairs and mentions contact numbers for service and charges.
Fruit trees of county prune season urged by agent
County agricultural agent A McLean provides practical pruning guidance for fruit trees. The article outlines timely tasks, proper techniques, and cautions to avoid damage as growers prepare trees for the season.
Maury County Farmers Urged to Start Orchard Pruning Now
County Agricultural agent A McLean urges Maury County farmers to prune and spray fruit trees this season. Dormant pruning boosts next year’s growth while summer pruning raises yields. Prune carefully, remove diseased branches, and avoid using an axe. Dormant sprays for apples peaches and grapes are advised to combat San Jose scale. Prof McLean offers guidance on orchard care to boost production.
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Maury County
A. McLean
Herald
San Jose
McLean
County Judge Busy on Annual Report
County Judge Washington v Whitthorne is compiling an annual and quarterly report for the upcoming quarterly court meeting on the second Monday. The judge’s report notes improvements in the county’s finances and predicts a potential tax rate reduction, to be welcomed by residents.
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Washington v. Whitthorne
Jige Whitthoene
Mniha
Readers Express Appreciation Herald
Readers from all walks of life send thanks and praise in response to recent newspaper features. The expressions highlight community support and gratitude for timely reporting.
Readership grows as Herald notes renewals and new subscribers
The Herald thanks subscribers across the county for renewing for the coming year and compliments the cordial goodwill shown. The paper reports sustained efforts to serve the community and says staff devoted full attention to renewing readers while also attracting a large number of new subscribers.
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Herald
Anite
Daily Herald
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