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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1901
Page
4
The Herald will publish a special one day edition for the King’s Daughters of Columbia to support Miss Ollie Alford, with all profits directed to her fund. The paper will be run entirely by the group, handling edits, news, ads, and billing, while the regular staff remains as couriers to support the effort.
The King’s Daughters edition notes a name change debate while affirming the group’s work progress. Editors report that funds will not be handled as the general fund, with Ollie Alford singled out for use. Editorials and special articles are being prepared, and copy is flowing in for the issue.
Congressional investigation exposes hazing at West Point with big cadets bullying smaller ones. Editorial criticizes politicians and highlights reform needs while railing at liquor laws and gun of misgovernance. Opinion pieces praise certain editorials though warn of ongoing corruption in official circles.
A local shop advertises Spring styles with 27 pieces of Printed Foulards going on sale next Monday at 9 o clock in three lots. It also promotes Black Corsets of Bast and R and G brands at reduced prices and notes a broad selection of Riderdown Outings and French Flannel shirt waist patterns offered at sale rates.
Ladies who sew muslin underwear for recreation are offered refined white garments with generous artistic care. The collection is sold at prices cheaper than buying material and making them oneself.
Advertises muslin night gowns with embroidery and tacks in various styles at specific numbers, limits to three per buyer. Includes cambric and muslin Mother Hubbard gowns with trimmed necks, sleeves, and Swiss embroidery. Also notes raffles and corset covers with embroideries and limited quantities.
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