Local Notes From Carter Creek and Nearby
OUR CORRESPONDENTS report visits of Texan kin and McCaine residents, sick lists, a new grocery in Ashton’s storehouse, and pastor Denton leading services at Corinth. Elder Lowell departs for two weeks along the Cumberland. Rain is badly needed as fruit trees suffer. Mrs. Micawber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tives
Carter’ Creek
T. M
Texas
Mass Sallie Jones
Mie Kuma Daria
McCains
Edna Jones
Darks
T. J. Fucker
Mies Bessie
Warren
W. H. Exton
Mies Winnie
William Nolan
Sadie Scott
Bear Creek
Emma Howell
Charles Wesley Flowers
Adkisson
Ashton
Frank Reeves
Elder F.C. Lowell
Cumberland
Bellatary
Corinth
Ek. E. C. L. Denton
Milam
Frui Dally
Micawber
Couldnt Eat Meat or Solid Food Indigestion Cure Ad
An old newspaper notice extols Pre Digested Oil as a remedy for indigestion and inability to eat solids. It claims one teaspoonful after meals cures stubborn cases quickly and mentions Brown ointment for sores and skin diseases. Names listed include W. P. Woldridge and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
D.O
Roth
Rale
W. P. Woldridge
A.B. Rains
Mure Jan & Croathwait
J. A. Titeamb
Geo
Alvorn
Glenns Store Social and Church Notes Highlight Community
Glen s Store hosts ice cream supper with a large crowd while local families visit relatives and attend gatherings. A croquet party at Mr Cathey s draws many attendees and a protracted meeting at Glenn s chapel is planned for September with Rev Seay aiding Rev Blackwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Thompson Station
Hampton
Caner Mra
Dr. Tucker
Hope Glenn
R. B. Warren
Mrs. Tucker
Franklin
Mia
Caskey
Davis
Coumbia
Willie Coleman
Columbia
Pillow
Maggie Parham
Kedron
Coleman
John Cathey
Katie
Willie Whitehead
Mises Southall
Junie Stephens
Hattie Warren
Nora Hampton
Annie
Maggie Moore
Lula Wallace
Clarence
George Hampton
Sam Herman
Jim Warren
Sam
Nora Branum
Grundy Stephens
Walter Moore
Wess Jarrett
Charlie Moses
John Kincade
Glenn Fleming
Bob
Henry Coleman
Viola
Ophelix
Glenn’s Chapel
Seay
Blackwood
Sam Clover Leap
Dr King's New Life Pills Buy at W. P. Woldridge's
Putrefying food in the intestines causes effects like arsenic. Dr King's New Life Pills expel poisons from clogged bowels gently and surely. They ease constipation headache fevers liver and bowel troubles. Only 7e at W. P. Woldridge's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. P Woldridge’s
Press News and Comment Harsh Panamanian Cost Remarks
The column mocks a Panama deal citing 40,000,000 Uncle Sam and critiques labor competition. It quotes U S sources and ribbing editorials from Chicago Tribune and Detroit Free Press about Cuba labor and beet farms. It notes Russia claims editorial inspiration, plus reactions to Mrs Nation and Dowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Sam
Chicago Tribune
Cuba
Michigan
Detroit
Relief in Six Hours Kidney Cure Ad
An old advertisement touts No Mouth American Kidney Cure promising relief in six hours for kidney bladder and back pains. It claims quick relief from water retention and urges purchase from A. B. Raine, druggist, as a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Raine
Bulls Drub Nervousness Amid Corn Market Drama
Chicago July 15 The corn market opens with no major news but nervousness among bulls grows as receiving houses push contracts. By mid-session bears gain optimism and July options fall sharply on heavy selling. Traders expect large Tuesday receipts. the market slides, then steadying near 86 while Gates crowd provides some support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of ‘Trade
Roll ing Mill Mine Reopens Except Klondike After Explosion
Operations resumed in most sections of the Rolling Mill mine at Cambria Steel Co in Johnstown Pa though Klondike remains shut as crews clear falls and repair brattices from Thursday’s fatal blast. Mine inspectors will review conditions before reopening while an inquest is expected next Thursday. No new bodies have been recovered though miners fear additional remains may be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Cambria Steel Co
Klondike
Des Moines River Flood Reaches Peak As Rail Damage Scatters
July 1 Des Moines flood crested six feet above. rivers and streams swell. Homes evacuated as Skunk river near Brighton and Iowa river near Iowa City reach record highs. rail lines on Helmstardt and Iowa Central damaged, forcing detours. What Cheer reports a four foot wall of water and $5,000 loss from a building washout. residents flee and lose property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Trac
Helmstardt
Iowa Central
Eddyville
Orkafoosa
Brighton
Towa
Towa City
Ely
Lord Pauncefote's Remains Arrive for Naval Honors in Southampton
The U S armored cruiser Brooklyn bearing Lord Pauncefote's remains arrived in Southampton from Annapolis on July 1. Full naval honors were accorded as the body landed after 11 o'clock. His widow accompanied the pallbearers to the train for Newark Upon Trent, where the funeral is set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
England
United States
Brooklyn
Annapolis
Lord Pauncefote
Great Britain
Lord Taimerfete
Newark-Upon-Trent
Fall of the Campanile Sparks City Loss and Fear
On July 15 at Venter Tiaty the campanile of St Mark's collapsed into the pier after detaching from the cathedral. Debris covered the plaza and loggetia while a concert was halted for crowd safety. Troops cordoned the ruins as repairs were planned and fears of casualties persisted. In Arkansas, John A. Scott of Kewanee was drowned after a rowboat capsized at Riverside Park near Hot Springs, with four others narrowly escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venter
Tiaty
St Mark's
Doges
Maza di San Marco
Campanile
St. Mark
le Re
Apollo
Mercury
New Crop Turnip Seeds Offered by Landreth Sons
Headquarters for David Landreth and Sons new crop turnip seeds across all varieties. Encourages financial benefit from investigating prices and mentions long-distance Bell Tel number 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Landreth & Sons
Anne
Long Distance Bell Tel
Pointed Paragraphs on Life and Craft in Towns
A playful column notes how a circus can revive a quiet town with a price. It muses that nature works through artists until others overreach, and that confidence rests on credulity. Gallantry is shown as flattery, yet a touch of flattery can help. Some people have surplus money, but most crave what they want.
Brain Leaks on Road to Success and Moral Pretenses
A collection of aphoristic observations on effort and virtue. It notes there are no sleeping cars to success, and distinctions between wanting and needing a stubborn stance. It muses that most people are not wholly bad though some feign virtue. It also reflects on married life ending playful romance.
Train Robbery at Chester Colorado by Masked Bandits
A Colorado train robbery occurred at 8 50 Monday near Chester 250 miles west of Denver. Masked men forced the engineer to stop the train, blew open two safes in the express car, and compelled passengers to line up along the tracks. Money watches and jewelry were discarded by many passengers during the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salida
Col
Chester
Denver
Repulsive Features Blot Women Complexions Hint Liver Cure
An old advertisement claims that repulsive features and greasy complexions in women and girls arise from liver problems. It promotes herbs to cleanse the bowels regulate the liver and restore a clear complexion. Price 50 cents at Rains.
To Camp and Fish Party Heads for Duck River Trip
A campers group departed Wednesday for a several day fishing trip near Vaughans Landing on Duck River. The party included Misses Lillie Dobbins Jenn Dobbins Annie Evans Mary Sue Meadors Edna Preston Janie Sheegog and Messrs Granville Coleman Will Long Will Howard Warnest McLemore Dr. Joe Meadors Buford Duke and their chaperones from Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughans Landing
Duck River
Misses Lillie
Jenn Dobbins
Annie Evans
Mary Sue Meadors
Nashville
Edna Prieston
Janie Sheegog
Granville Coleman
Will Long
Will Howard
Warnest McLemore
Joe Meadors
Buford Duke
Botanic Blood Balm Cures Eczema and Itching
Advertisement touts B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm as a sure cure for eczema itching and skin troubles by purifying the blood. Claims it heals sores and ulcers, improves skin health, and offers a free trial treatment prepaid by writing Dr Gillam in Atlanta Georgia for free medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Gillam
Mitchell
Atlanta
Patience Versus Practice in Medicine Quip
A fragment from a Chicago Daily News piece shows a witty exchange about patience and practicing medicine. The speaker mocks a self styled expert while the young person responds with a dry retort about patient practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
Backlen's Amion Salve Offered For Skin Ailments
An old advertisement touts Backlen's Amion Salve claiming to heal raw sores and skin diseases. It promises expulsion of inflammation, clean fragrant skin, and a low price with a money back guarantee. Available exclusively at W. P. Woldridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backlen
W. P. Woldridge’s
Methodist circuit rider declared violently insane in Tennessee hospital
Rev. BR. Kuray, a Methodist circuit rider formerly from this county now stationed at Waynesboro, became violently insane at Dr. Martin's home in Spring Hill last week and was transported to the Tennessee Farm for the Insane in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. K.uray
Waynesboro
Martin
Hill
Tennessee Ray- Tm
Nashville
Bridge Lossed In floods Causes Rural Travel Woes
The text notes disruption in travel between the county seat and Columbia after a great flood washed away Godwin bridge. Mails shifted to rail to Godwin and onward by carrier. The old Booker Fore on the pike near Godwin was fired to remedy the inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Pike
Columbia
Godwin
Theta Road
A Wrong Interpretation of Bible Verses Spurred Lively Sunday Lesson
A bright young woman taught a Sunday school class with a playful story about an idol that had eyes yet could not see and lips yet could not speak. The children tested each clue by shouting the ending, “See,” “Speak,” and “Hear,” turning the lesson into a lively exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Sun
World’s Fair seeks property by condemnation in St Louis
In St Paul on July 1 5 the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Co. asked for an injunction to halt condemnation of the Tesson property in St Louis. Judge Walter H. Sanborn heard the case after Judge Adams in St Louis granted a temporary injunction. Attorneys for the exposition argued to secure French buildings and notable gardens for the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Minn
Sanborn
James J. Blair
F. W. Lehman
Seddon
Exposition Company
G. A. Kinklenberg
James P. Dawson
Smart Girl Clara T and Dora discuss emoking lamp charm
Clara and Dora joke about emoking fashion as they visit and critique clothes. They describe sniffing scents, remarking on a lamp, and turning down the light in playful banter. The fragment suggests a period tone and social flirtation with fashion and atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Dora
Resolutions of Endorsement and Confidence
Maury County Teachers Association closes State Teachers Institute with thanks to Columbia Board of Education for venue and to Miss Mary Heecher for secretarial work. They praise lectures on School Law Tennessee Agriculture and Readers and honor instructors W C Lawson W Sherrill Jas Scobey and S M Mynders. They commend Supt Morgan Fitzpatrick for hosting the institute at Columbia July 10 190%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County Teachers’ ‘Association
State Teachers’ Institute
Ity Board of Education of
Columbia
Athenium
Mary Heechern
Messrs
J. H. Dinning
Jas. A.tick
W. A. Smith
School Law of
Tennessee, Agriculture and Readers
Meesrs
W. C. Lawson
Pulaski
W. Sherrill
Carthage
Jas
i.Scobey
Mt. Pleasant
M. Mynders
Jackson
Morgan
Fitzpatrick
Public Instruction
Maury Bonsty
Base Ball Thriller at Knob Creek Ends 15 to 15
Friday night at Knob Creek the Godwin and Turkey Creek teams battled to a 15 15 tie. Turkey Creek led most of the game before a late rally by fast and enappy ball tied the score. About 250 local spectators gathered to watch the rivalry unfold with players Batterson Redman Harris Merril and Tomlin featuring for their teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knob Creek
Godwin
Turkey Creek
Bour
Batterson
Redman
Harris
Godwin, Merril and
Tomlin
Direct Hal Sets Opening Heat Record at Grosse Pointe
Direct Hal, Hal Hamlin's black pacing gelding with Ed Geers in the sulky, won the opening heat of the Chamber of Commerce $5,000 stake at the Detroit Driving Club blue ribbon meet in 20%y. Geers' drive in the stretch earned praise as a masterful performance, with Hamlin having paid $10,000 for the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Hawlin
Hal
Ed Geers
Detroit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Andere Ws
Glen
Russia
Aphrite
Kentucky
Nation
Dowie
Boston Journal
Chicago Board
Flere
Rolling Mill
Newe Johontown
Brooklys
Ammasador
St. Mark's
Mendere
Falls
The
Maury National Bank
Columbia, Tennessee
Carrraz
Church
A.B. Raine
G. T. Hughes
A. Parker
A. ¥. Brown
Cheairs, Ness
PaSeah, ‘Auhier
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Umbia
Tennessee
J.o. Brownlow, En
W. Fry
John W. Fry Press
J. J. Fleming
J. E. Rownlow
T. J. Rea
J. P. Brownlow
Bithal Howard, J. F. Brownlow
J. F. Brownlow, Onebler
the Phoenix
BANK
Joan Wn Fe Peierson
John A. D. Ee
John D. D. Robbins
B. Greenlaw
D. F. Watkins
Principa
P.pencer
MO. W. Friers
J. L. Hutton
Colorado
World’s Fair
Tessont
St. Louis
Sims
St. Paul
N. ¥. Weekly
W.j.oakbhs
M. Lathes
Vietues
Jean Sibonee Constane
Mateiain
J. Oaf RS
N. Main St
Columbia, Tenn
Columbia Phonograph Company
Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD
Indian Territory
Oates ii Li
W.g.adams
T.P.A
St. J News
Keele Gate City
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!