Columbia Folks In New York City
Special to the Herald from New York reports Columbia residents and others touring the city July 7. Miss Clara Alcorn, Miss Jessie Bostick, Miss Mary McFerrin, Miss Patty De ivatfenrerd, and Mrs Synan visited sights on Fifth Avenue, enjoying the weather. William Hine of Columbia planned a Nantucket vacation and a return visit to Columbia. Mira Henrietta Lazarus, in New York with her sister, pursues literary work. The writer notes renewing Dr. Timmons's poetry collection from Columbia, Col.
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Heroln
New York
Misa Clara Alcorn
Columbia
Jessie Bostick
Mt. Pleasant
Mary McFerrin
Pulaski
Patty de Ivatfenrerd
Mre. Synan
Franklin
Boston
Pifth Ave
Wm. Hine
Colombia
Nantucket
Mas
Brooklyn Bridge
Mira Henretita Lazarus
Mrs Munter
Dr. Timmons
Colibia
Cc. B.C
Kidney and Bladder Relief Offered Here
A dubious claim promotes a South American Kidney Cure that supposedly relieves kidney and bladder discomfort within six hours and aids urine retention. Marketed as suitable for both sexes, the remedy is sold by A B Rains, drogist, teb-ly.
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A.B Rains
Aunt Malinda Robertson Dies at About 100 in Maury County
The obituary notes Aunt Malinda Robertson near age 100, a long neglected figure in Maury County, passing away at the residence of her daughter in the southern part of town.
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Malinda Robertson
Maury County
Te Eod
Seo
Malinda
Tribute of Columbia Lodge No 51 to Brother James Andrews
Columbia Lodge 51 notes the death of James Andrews a Past Master of the lodge He served Columbia Tennessee as alderman and education board president and was born in Derby Ireland March 15 1818 He was a hardware merchant and a devout Presbyterian member of the community His Masonic service continued into old age and the lodge vot es to drape the lodge in mourning for 30 days and publish resolutions in local papers and the Tennessee Mason magazine with condolences to his family
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Columbia Lodge No. 5
James Andrews
Andrews
Columbia
Tennessee
Jonetta
Rose Hill
Columba
Columbia Lodge
Derby
Ireland
City Board of Education
Brother Andrews
Tumentic Troubles
It notes a product called Ring's New Life Pills advertised at W. DP, Woldritge's drug store claiming relief and cure for stomach and ar troubles, with mentions of domestic life and family context.
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Ring
W. DP
Woldritge
Gone Again The Mysterious Electric Light Bug Disappears
A New OrleansTimes Democrat reader recalls the arc light era and the elusive electric light bug. The piece muses on its origin, migration to major cities, impact on night darkness, and why the insect vanished as urban illumination advanced.
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New Orleans
Natural History
Tam
Columbia shuts out New Decatur Tor Gal 4 to 1 in soccer
Columbia defeats New Decatur Tor Gal 4 to 1 with a shutout. Brides for Columbia allows one goal.
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Columbia
New Decatur
Abbott Alters View on Southern Issues in Fourth of July Address
The famed preacher Lyman Abbott reveals a changed stance on Southern problems in a Madison Square Garden talk. He now supports liberty and equal justice, urging cooperation with Black leaders while opposing forced domination and miscegenation, and advocating individual self-improvement and education.
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Lyman Abbott
Madison Square Garden
Abbott
BaRe
Ae Ta
Ol Flax Lectures On Maury County History At Columbia Institute
Major John L. Miller of Corsicana Texas, known locally as Old Kilax, delivered a Maury County early days lecture at the Columbia Institute last Saturday. A good sized audience listened as he recounted people and times sixty five and seventy years ago with anecdotes and local history. Maj Nat F. Chesirs of Spring Hill introduced him with an amiable speech.
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John L. Miller
Corsicana
Texas
Maury County
Maller
Maj
Nat F. Chesirs
Spritg Hill
Safety and refuge amid southern race turmoil and appointing Capt Kidd
A Tennessee letter laments harsh treatment of negroes fleeing from Indiana to Kentucky and urges temporary asylum. It notes volatility in Illinois Indiana and Delaware and suggests the South handle its own problem. Nashville announces Joe P Kidd of Lawrenceburg named successor to Revenue Collector Timberlake and likely head of the second division.
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Chicago Post
Charleston
San Antonio
Indiana
Kentucky
Ilinois
Delaware
Joe Kidd
Nashville
Tenn
Joe P. Kidd
Lawrenceburg
United States Revenue
Charles S. Timberlake
Kidd
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Howie
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Star Clothing House
Abe Bauman
Public Square
Columbia Folks
New York City
J A. Titcomb
Hespect
A. Smit
Erwin
al Draggin
South
E. W. Grove
McClure
Birmingham
Ala
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Nash
Eres
Tees
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Alev
J. Uw. Kerd
Reed's
Tena
Sethell
Thre Maré
Wn. Jones
T. J. Odel
Columbia, Dial
Draughon
Nastville
St. Louia
Atlanta
Montgomery
Fort Worth
Galveston
Rock
Shreveport
Bas
Coll Nashy
M. P. Merrill
Masonic Building
John West
Weet & Nichols
Busine
Coebar
North Main Streets
A. Sidney Page
Columbia, Tenn
Ouineng
Phonr
Gordon &Littlefield
Rutledge & Gordon
General Insurance
Arire
Life and Accident
North Main Street
Aress
Beon
A. HL Leach
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