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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1902

Page

6

Bryan's Opinion of Cleveland Banquet Speech

The June 19 banquet by the Tilden Club in New York featured Grover Cleveland as chief guest. The speaker argues Cleveland represents plutocracy over democracy, cites his alleged financial ties, and warns that his nomination would make Democrats preferred creditors to other reformers.

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Mayor Martin Yewell Endorses Owens Pink Mixture

An Owensboro mayor extols Owens Pink Mixture as a safe teething remedy based on his family's experience. He recounts his son's near-fatal illness and his daughter's smooth teething period, crediting the medicine with restoring health, stomach calm, and normal growth. The ad promotes two bottle sizes, 25 cents and one dollar, with free trial offers from Floyd Medicine Co. in Detroit.

Owenslore Martin Yewell Nan Alent Floyd Medicine Co Detroit Mich

Pointed Paragrams and Humble Prose Reflections

A Chicago News excerpt mocks boastful men and misplaced pride. It contrasts insomnia and unhappiness with wealth, notes pessimism about honesty, and observes how prosperity shifts leadership to spouses while fortunes reverse, prompting old friends to vanish then reappear.

Lake Wright to visit Memphis from Philippines in autumn

Vie President Lake Wright of the Philippine Islands plans August departure and October arrival in Memphis for rest. The trip aims to provide a period of leisure and recuperation during his journey.

Memphis Tenn Vie Lake Wright Telands

Wife Upholds Husband After Fortune Lost in Stock Scam

A man confesses he has lost years of work and almost all his money. His fiancée reassures him, choosing love over wealth, while a financial scheme involving July oats and a rival named Hammond drives the crisis and public suspicion. The couple's bond endures amid scandal.

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How to Avoid Baldness and Hat Pressure

A humorous medical squib argues that baldness comes not from heredity or tonics but from hats pressing on the temples. It explains that tight headwear reduces scalp blood flow, causing hair loss, and notes women rarely go bald because hats are worn as adornments.

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Atlanta Woman Succumbs After Religious Mania

Mia Sarah B. Howell of Atlanta reportedly suffered a religious frenzy that lasted sixty eight hours. She spoke almost nonstop about faith and theology and collapsed from exhaustion, dying soon after.

Mia Sarah B. Howell Atlanta

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Corn Pain and More

A reader claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured painful corns causing walking difficulty. He asserts it acts like magic on sprains bruises cuts sores burns and skin diseases. W. P. Woldridge guarantees full satisfaction with two contai ts.

H. Robinson Aillaboroughi Bucklen W. P. Woldridge

Walkover Horse Scam Ended In Sleepy Track Debacle

A Montana horse race walkover scheme collapsed when the designated horse suddenly stopped, lay down, and refused to finish the required lap within the time limit. Owners, pool rooms, and commissioners faced fallout as a $100000 wager pool was kept by bookmakers.

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Mosquitoes and colors prompt curious observations

A Philadelphia Record summary notes experiments with colored tents and wall surfaces affecting mosquito attraction. Red, dark, and yellow surfaces influenced mosquito activity, while yellow-lined traps appeared least inviting. The piece also references church safes for books and records and mentions a Kansas City project for a massive cotton mill costing ten million dollars.

Whitthorne and Padgett Enter Congressional Race

Announcement lists Mayor W. J. Whitthorne and L. P. Padgett as candidates for Congress from the Seventh Congressional District subject to Democratic party guidance and election.

Congress W. J. Whitthorne Democratic Party L. P. Padgett Seventh

Wal- Iourden Elected Chancellor of Fifth Chamber Division

Announcement names Wal- Iourden as Chancellor of the Fifth Chamber Division comprising Maury Giles Lawrence Lewis Wayne Marshall Lincoln Moore Bedford Rutherford, subject to motion of the Democratic party.

Wal- Iourden Suelhyvilley

Monteagle Great Southern Chautauqua Summer Schools

Monteagle invites visitors to the Great Southern Chautauqua from July 3 to August 25 at 2400 feet above sea level. A premier summer resort with wholesome surroundings and cool days and nights. Summer programs feature courses led by able professors in many branches and notable attractions for the season.

Cumberland Mountains Sea Oores Monteeagle

Summer Sessions At Monteagle With Music And Expression

The College of Music of Cincinnati and the New York School of Expression announce summer sessions starting July. Around 250 lectures and entertainments will enhance instruction for visitors. Greatly reduced rates for travel, and low hotel and boarding options are arranged. For information or program contact M B Pilcher, General Manager.

Monteagle M. B. Pilcher Montengl Tin

Non-Resident Notice in Chancery Court at Columbia

CLEERK AND MASTER'S OFFICE in Columbia Tennessee issues a non resident notice for J A Sneed et al against Martha Jane Thomasson and James King to appear within three days of the next Chancery Court term. The order requires demurrer or answer, with publication for four weeks in the Sadie Herald. AKIN, Clerk and Master.

Chancery Court Columble Thie Orner Sadie Herald S' * N, Akin, Clerk and Master, J. H. Dinning T. Juneti

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