Distressing stomach disease advertised in page items
Hamsitine January 4 1000 reports year end events with visits and illnesses plus a long health ad touting South American Nervine Touie as a cure. OCR mixed local society notes from Hamsitine and nearby areas recount family visits moves and church plans alongside promotions for a patent remedy.
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A.B. Warns
Columbia
Fragmented Local Notice of Names and Moves in Mt Pleasant Area
A garbled local notice lists residents and guests in Mt Pleasant area during the Christmas season. Names include Marshall McKlesick, Lucy Mise, Lou Seagraves, Hud Kieherman, Earnest Thimas, Charlie Crown Hieorge, Frank Mellewick, and others. Several moves and visits are noted, with references to homes on Dey Creek and nearby communities. The text also mentions holiday gatherings, health updates, and ongoing neighborhood activity during the Christmas period.
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Marshall McKlesick
Letar
Lucy
Lou Seagraves
Xenas
Bumpas
Dey Creek
Norval Weadings
Uitte Stith Holt
Bttaton
Mra
Nelis Latwok
Berthately
Mise
Susie Awin
Hamps Be
Barnett
Is Dunigiake
Kistick
Janes Barnett
the Kirke
Stella Barnett
Henry Wilson
Lauer
Lander
Lr. Bompase
Soln
Lyceum Will Meet at Maxwell Home Friday Night
Ironyerik Jao July 9 The Lyceum will meet west Friday night at the home of Mr Robert C Maxwell. An interesting program is arranged and a pleasant evening anticipated with Mr Atking of Giles county present on business. Miss Emma Scott studies music at the Tnetinte under Mike Schiuter supervision. Mr W D Strayhorn of Mt Pleasant recently here. Mrs Adkisson and husband moved to Perry farm about a mile from the village. ALTA Calvert with friends.
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Hamsitine
John Brook
Bilis County
Texa
Tennesee
Roy
Leath
Boworth League
Joe Patton
Cross Bridges
Ed. Thompson
Texas
Mises Mary Lewih
Mt. Pleasant
Bud McKennon
Daniel McKeanon
Mary Mussell
Hampshire
Twain
Riley
Baptist Church
Mary Shaw
Memrs
Cumberlands
Calvert's
Retifen
Graham Debating Society
Whey
England
Hoers
Jim Thomas
Jim Williaton
Jacob
Latham
Richard Wilkes
Ernest Cochran
Dani Orata
Lizzie Mitchell
Merritt Shaw
Haywood
Sam Pickens
Tow Whittaker
Harlow Place
Hazel John Mitchell
Hubbard
Ruri
Cora McBride
Mr. White
Alana
Cora White
Mullin Brows
J. UW. Fites
Ss. Bidge
Cedar Vale
Kansas
Hai
Gibson
Columbia
Sewell
Santa Fe
Webb Kineer
Sawdust Valley
Lewis County
Mary Bussell
M. E. Ketos
Ada Alderson
Turkey Creek
Hemalo
Your. Yyra
Ironyerik
Jao
Lyceum
Wilh
West
W. D. Strayhorn
New York
James Adkisson
Perry Farm
Abseut
Alta
Calvert
Charged with Murder Two Men Lynched in Lauderdale County
Special to Tir Henan Browssvinge Tennessee January 10 Henry and Roger Ginery charged as the main participants in murders in Lauderdale County for which two men were lynched last night are at large They are said to have entered Haywood county near Shepard s Posse from Beaconville Ripley and Henning pursue them Great excitement prevails in Lauderdale county Negroes reported ming Some white men have gone from Haywood into Lauderdale to help if trouble occurs
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Henan
Browssvinge
Tenn
Henry
Roger Ginery
Lauderdale County
Haywood County
Shepard's
Beaconville
Ripley
Henning
Haywood
Train Wrecker Held For Damaging Steam Line
Jan 10. A noted Hunvend Price Gury is charged with wrecking a rail line near Hingis Center. Rails were piled, a streetcar train derailed, causing deadly damage. Gury was found hiding in nearby woods after allegedly vowing revenge following an earlier insult by a conductor.
Moved by a Song of Enduring Faith in Adversity
A fragmented verse narrative depicts a widowed woman humming hymns while doing washboard work. The speaker recalls a friend who will “keep her to the end,” asserting faith in divine support amid hardship and isolation. Human need and hope anchor the poem’s sentiment.
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Ero
Vortscarce
Besa Frien
Ministers Salaries Raise Questions in Pliteborg News
The article notes ministers in the country earn a little over 70 dollars, arguing the modest pay explains why many young men avoid the ministry and instead seek employment with magnates. The piece reflects on career choices influenced by compensation.
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Eo Tapy
Rathoud &Inge
Pliteborg News
Acquittal Ends Misdirected Trial of Actress Morrison James
The jury found Jatia Morrison James not guilty of murder in the shooting death of Frank Leidenheimer at the Chattanooga Opera House. The verdict sparked dramatic public reaction as the actress delivered a Shakespearean speech of thanks and forgiveness, while plans for a lecture tour titled The Other Side of the Story were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jatia Morrison James
Peank Laidenheimer
Mr. Platter
Paris
Indy
Chattanooga Opera House
Bewin
Clit
Thevlefcame
Samuel Bonworth Smith
Esti
Borun
Isto
Cummings
Macis
Joe Clift
B. Smith
Lloyd Estill
Mr. Smith
Good
Anta
Bea
Domaldaon
James
Nee Tor
Jenin
Mars
Ap Qoeu
The Widow and the Nail Purchase Fable
A widow visits a general store to buy five cents worth of nails and small items. The clerk, used to treating all customers with equal respect, helps her with careful politeness, while she insists on precise fractional amounts. She continues her life and trade at the store for years amid staff turnover.
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Hereek
Tess
C Ealessian
Abe
Finn Charles H Jones to anchor Memphis morning paper
Arkansas report notes former St Louis Post Dispatch editor Charles H Jones will start a new Memphis morning newspaper soon. Also tallies a South Carolina cotton mill expansion with 200000 capital, and Louisville & Nashville Railroad declares 2 percent semiannual dividend. Local violence in Tennessee follows vaccination law dispute as two Black suspects kill peace officers Marion Darham and W D Parner. mob of about 1500 pursues them. Nearby notes population claims and cryptic unrest in other towns.
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Arkansas
Charles H Jones
St. Louie
al Ripley
Tenn
Marion Darham
W. D Parner
Pureau
Open Zone Policy Backed By Major Nations
The text reflects a Philadelphia recount noting broad support for an open zone policy by Great Britain, Germany, France, Russia, and Japan, with the United States leading the initiative. It suggests Americans should secure full benefits to enable safe mercantile ventures and investment opportunities abroad.
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Great Britain
Germany
France
Russia
Japan
United States
Philadelphia
Market Report Hidden in Weathered Language
An inexact market report reads as a string of garbled terms and fragments. It mentions winter, prices, shipments, and months like May and January, with scattered references to ships and markets amid unreadable OCR noise.
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Tiandsome
George Seaver
Seaver & Swen Lamb & Boyd
S. Gordon St
Citizens
Bell
Loxtry
Surreys
Rockaways
Satterfield & Dodson
Caekey
M Griole Rieves
Wedle
Phanne Dooley
Harrison Burying Ground
Paneras
Aseery
Madison Donley
Gillert
Sealydard
Meodohn
Adkisaon
Keck Spring
Mary Barker
Jobt Ubivet Hevi
Tourney
George Crawford
Thomas Dooly
Ge W Ldtile
Jim Toointe
Leftin
Minses Ker
W. J Sowells
Lala Scott
Hiro Sootey
Corinth
Culleora
Jon
Mre
Baldwin
Tolmeco
Sterling Remedy Co
Chitayo
MY. Beth
IFC. C. C
Enterprise
Keerenratss
Bry
Lowell
Spencers Grove
Minnie Cooper
Duke
Bry Creek
Jobe Hill
Lawrenesburg
Pierence Dougie Comber
Negro Pal OM
Julia Morrison James
Mestan
T. FP. Anthony
Promise City
Rte
Ac Bo Raina
Dragetet
Conrne
W. X. Fairbank Company
Vengo, St. Lowi
Boston
Holiday
Henri
Sea Island
Clover Brand Snof
Srumilet
Max
South Carolina
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Jackson
Cieen
Cusenente
Capes
Cate
Heauly
Market Report
Mink
Ars Solon
Butelines
Hiteb
Tule
Mee Dinm Oubilirk
Wiese
Sunea I
Juntary
Middsedge
Mivy
Wyes
Columbia Market Report
J. C. Parke
Gi W Nichols