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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
3
A Shimmering Walk Through a Tense Evening
Sylvia and Stephen press toward a bold plan as they walk through Lenox and Harlem, weighing risk and desire. The pair discuss Leila, Quarrier, and Harrington while planning a discreet dinner, crutches in hand, and a future that may redefine their bonds.
NT HELPS ORPHANS
An excerpt praising a tonic used at The Inclusion Home in Macon. It claims benefits for stomach and liver troubles, improved appetite, and strengthened, pale children. It emphasizes the medicine’s safety for girls and general usefulness as a family remedy, urging its widespread use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Brave Fire Laddies and a Remedy Ad Fragment
Fragmentary OCR advert promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for burns scalds wounds ulcers boils and related injuries. Claims instant relief and skin healing with references to heroic firefighters and broad applications. Price listed as 50 cents at drug stores.
Flee Before the Hungry Lions in Ivas ha region
Leslie A. Tarlton of Nairobi, who joined the Roosevelt expedition, arrived in the Lock country amid a curious scene as nomadic lions pursued him into town. The district has faced a surge of these animals, forcing residents to seek safety and observe the invasion’s unusual threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivasha
British East Africa
Leslie A. Tarlton
Nairobi
Roosevelt
Three Years For Taking Chicken in Mobile
Peter Brown was convicted of stealing a chicken in the night time and sentenced to three years of hard labor. The incident occurred in Mobile, Alabama, with the judge emphasizing deterrence in the historic criminal docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Peter Brown
Cry for help to harvest season crops in West
Washington July 21 Officials of the Department of Commerce and Labor face a labor shortage as farmers in the West beg for help to gather the wheat harvest. Representative Stevens of Minnesota says fifty thousand able bodied aliens are needed and would be profit for railroads if transported to work and back. Officials support temporary aid but cite the aliens’ penniless condition and call for measures to prevent public charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shelp
West
Department of Commerce and Labor
Representative Stevens
Minnesota
McHarg
Department of Commerce
Jhaber
Stevens
Crdp
Will Nave
Hille Island
Tte
John L Jones Hosts Picnic at Bear Creek Peach Orchard
John L Jones hosted a commemorative outing near Bear Creek Pike inviting many Columbians to enjoy peaches and a sumptuous noon barbecue. A large wagon carried part of the crowd while others traveled by private conveyances in pleasant weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Jones
Bear Creek Pike
Paris Sheriff's murderer surrenders to officers
Special to The Herald Nashville July 20 Albert Lawson, a negro charged with shooting Sheriff R. M. Compton at Paris Tennessee, was captured at 4 AM hiding under Gen Irton's house. Dogs trailed him four miles from Paris and led to the discovery. He surrendered under promise of mob protection. An effort to move him to Jackson failed at 9 AM. Excitement runs high and a mob lynching of Lawson and those who sheltered him is feared. Prominent citizens seek to calm the mob with little success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Albert Lawson
Sherry R. M. Compton
Paris
Irton
Jackson
Lawson
Orville Wright Skies in Rapid Figure Eights
Orville Wright performs a sequence of figure eight flights over the field turning from northeast to southwest, looping across the south end and diagonally back toward the northwest. The crowd cheers as he completes another sharp turn and flies 140 feet high toward the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville
Horrible Hold Up Ends With Cure Claim
A letter from Lipscomb of Washington North Carolina recounts a ten year struggle with consumption. He credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing him after other doctors failed. He praises it as a quick relief and sure cure for lung troubles, coughs and bronchial issues. Trial bottle free, guaranteed by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipscomb
Washington, N.C
Dr. King
Sunday Drunk Fined Heavier. Judge Backs Policy
Nashville Tenn July 20 Judge Baker raises Sunday drunkenness penalties after arraignments of Joe Crocker and C B Wilson. Fines jump to 26 dollars with cash bonds replacing former smaller bonds. He says Saturday binges lead to Sunday arrests and jail time, with more cases to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tent
Judge Baker
Joe Crocker
C. B. Wilson
Hunt
Sixteenth Avenue
Welvek
Baker
Backer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Troy
Brio
Hance
Ty the Curtis
Plank
Quartier
Shotover
Leila
Lenox
Stockbridge
Siward
Stephen
Tala
Bali
Jelivhol
Lelia
Aaid Sivan
Leia
Sylvia
Lydia Vyce
Agatha
Santa Regina
Harlem
Porsous
Sten
St Dubia
Bealdes
Sisse Liauille
Harrington
Quarrier
Sivard
Binar
Sivvard
Angus
Tre
Hili
Lella
Stannie
Ming
Hrouz Zioue
cIt
Weekly Herald
Herald Office
Orville Wright
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