Local notes from Culleoka center on travel and visits
Our Correspondents from Culleoka report youth plans to travel with Rev. Walker as chaperone to Elena Mississippi and describe arrivals and departures of several locals. Mr. Polk Holt returns from Dawcon Texas after thirty five years, mourning his wife’s recent death. Daisy and Mabel Wilkes and others are noted with teaching moves, health notes, and social events including a Cumberland Sunday school picnic and a temperance lecture. Weather hints of light rain appear with hopeful town sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culleoka
Sed
Mra Walker
Elena Wi
Lena
Brownie
Louise Tomlinson
Neeley
Mabel Wilkes
Charlotte Sinieer
Lane Martin
Meers Covey
Lave
Jonas
Flem Thomas
Payette Esters
Mie Lisle King
Mr. Harry
Delia
Gineva Calvert
Lynnville
Polk Holt
Dawcon
Texas
Tennessee
Herald
Hdstor
Maggie Tomlinson
Margaret Ramsey
Paragonide
James Wilkes
Walter Vaught
W. R. Peebles
Rugnet
Blooming Grove
Lewis Annie
Cumberland
P. Urow
Methodist Church
Cumberland Church
Walker Coffey
Jessie
Florence Williamson
Mrs. Johnson
Triune
Barbara
Brown Oil Ointment advertised with testimonials
A historical ad touts Brown Oil Ointment claiming quick relief for piles since 1982 and eczema cured in three weeks. It mentions porcelain jars and a price of one dollar, listing several local sellers and a pre digested oil claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilex
Kezema
Charles Jones
North College Street
Nashville
Blue Benson
Fennville
Mich
Brown
W. P. Woldridge
A. B. Rains, Harlan & Crosthwait
J. A. Titcomb
Geo
Alcorn
Glenns Store notes from district conference and local visits
Glenns Store reports a busy week with attendees from R B Warren family and others at a Spring Hill District Conference. Several visitors from nearby areas are noted, including Miss Hattie Warren and Mrs. Sallie Warren. Local social visits and a Lee's Corner School planned under Prof Owens are mentioned as the week closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Hill
Wing Stephenson
Nashville
Mra. Taltes
Charlie Warren
Earlington
Issian Hie
Margie Glenn
Fleming
Sue Lew
Mra. Kincade
R. B. Warren
Ching
Lee's Corner
Owwen
Immed Katio
Junie Stephens
Maggie Hurt
The
Herald
Clover Leaf
Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure for Rhenmata and Catarrh
A vintage advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a universal cure for rhenmata and catarrh, claiming it cleanses the blood and relieves pain. It promises free medical advice from Dr. Gillam at 20 Miteball St, Atlanta, Ga, and invites readers to subscribe for the Hearld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillam
Miteball St
Atlante Ga
Suppliant Echoes From a Tangled Night
A fragmentary lament from a restless speaker yearning to hold a loved one’s hand amid despair and unfulfilled aims. The prose references vague emotions, ambition, and repetitive longing, with a faint sense of personal loss and distant quotes from a newspaper.
New Kidney Cure Claims Quick Relief in Six Hours
An advertisement for a “New real South American Kidney Cure” promises relief from bladder discomfort, kidney issues, and back pain within six hours for both men and women. It claims immediate relief of water retention and urges prompt purchase from A. B. Rains, druggist, with a February delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilstreraing
A. B. Rains
Harmony and the money question split the party
The article argues reorganizers seek harmony by surrendering to financiers and corporate interests. It contends harmony means adopting their money views, placing bankers and business-backed candidates in power, corrupting campaign funds, and compromising party independence, citing the Fowler bill and bank proposals as threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Repuge
Palmer
Tckner
Republican Party
Fowler
Jwane
Congress
United States Senate
Beauty Troubles Signals Liver Disorder
Describes dull complexions and facial blemishes as signs of liver imbalance among women of certain ages. Advocates herbal doses from Rains to cleanse bowels regulate the liver and restore a clear healthy complexion.
Wit of the Wee Ones in Little Chronicle of Chicago
A playful column recounts brief, humorous exchanges between children and their parents. Bits include Marion’s anger in Dad’s making, Willie’s secrecy, and a quip about crying dirtying a face. Short vignettes feature kids named Willie George Harold and Harold’s trap threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Chronicle of Chicago
Marion
Pain Relief From Sciatic Rheumatism Trial
After fifteen days of ex cruciating sciatic rheumatism in Cuba New York I tried Ballard's Snow Liniment. The first application brought relief from pain and healing to the wound. It cost $1.00 at AB Wal.
Republican Party Crisis An 1902 view from Leslie's Weekly
Leslie's Weekly warns the Republican Party faces a crisis after McKinley’s death. It notes Senate dissension, House unrest, tariff concerns, and calls for tactful leadership, unity, and statesmanship to prepare for the 1904 contest.
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Republican Party
Leslie
Periodics
Ite
William McKinley
Cate
Vermont
Bio
Nevivenia
Senate
Little Republic of
Cuba
Thenmages
Abbasey
RAVES A WOMAN'S LIFE FOR DR KING'S NEW DISCOVERY
Mrs Lor Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts credits Dr King's New Discovery with curing her severe long lasting cough throat and lung trouble after doctors and remedies failed. She describes relief from breathlessness and inability to speak and endorses the product as a guaranteed cure with trial bottles free and prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lor Cragg
Dorchester
Mass
Dr. King
W. PB. Woldridge
Heroic Miner Mike Sabot Sacrifices Self to Save Colleagues
In the Johnston disaster a miner known as Mike Sabot rushed from the mine shaft to aid others at the mouth of a heading. Though not injured, he returned into the deadly vault in a vain bid to rescue more comrades and died sworded by the blast. His body clutched a fellow worker’s clothing, a testament to bravery. The incident is noted as a noble act amid tragedy. Also promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic for various ailments with a price of 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mane
Mike
Trap
Brie
Demp
Mike Sabot
Cause Unknown Eye Wreck Baffles Doctors at Guest House
James G. Tidwell of Cullooka and J. A. Dunn of Mr. Pleasant are at the Guest House under Dr. Edwards treatment. Both have lost the left eye, cleanup unclear how. Tidwell reports eye irritation after rubbing following an injury. Dunn suspects a foreign particle. Jessie Overton brings his son from Spring Hall for care after a Christmas target gun accident left one eye injured and the other affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Tidwell
Cullooka
J. A. Dunn
Mr. Pleasant
Dr. Edwards
Mr.idwell
Columbia
Mr. Dunn
Edwards
Dunn
Jessie Overton
Spring Hall
Adams and Martin Drugstore Ad Offers Turnip Seeds
Wholesale prices to merchants and market gardeners. Also small quantities at low prices. Ad promotes Landretev’s turnip seeds and notes long distance Bell Telephone number 11 for inquiries.
Which the Better Way the Japan Philippines Contrast
Fifty years after Commodore Perry opened Japan and urged self rule, Japan progressed without violence while the Philippines endured conquest under Christian claims. The piece contrasts freedom, governance, and the costs of colonization, arguing Japan's path as the better example over the current Philippine occupation. The note from Mount Vernon, Ohio, visits Uncle Dan Emmett's late-life home and advertises Boeklen's Africa salve at W. P. Woldridge's drug store.
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Japan
Commodore Perry
Philippines
Sein
Lsperro Oa
Poon Ng
V . Bata
Uncle Dan
Mount Vernon
Cemetery Hill
Daniel Decatur Emmett
Dixie
Mansfield
Dam
Adjudged Insane At Inquest In Tennessee
Inquest for lunacy held Monday before Squire Gee Hayes Mrs Myrtle Jeter wife of Robi Jeter was adjudged insane and committed to the Tennessee Asylum for the Insane in Nashville She leaves four children with one only eighteen months old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Gee
Hayes
Mra
Myrtle Jeter
Robi. Jeter
Tennessee Asylum For the Insane
Nashville
Childern
Mt Pleasant Man Fined for Wife Beating
Officer Goad arrested John Simms in the phosphate mines at Mt Pleasant Saturday on a wife beating charge. Simms waived trial and paid a fine of five dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goad
John Simms
Polored
Mt. Pleasant
Simms
Costa
The Philippine Friars and Spanish Rule
The friars in the Philippines are resisted not for religion but for civil power and how they exercised it. Under Spain they dominated the islands, fueling rebellion against Spain. Filipino uprisings in 1806 and 1898 drove friars from their parishes, with many killed or imprisoned. After American advance, most friars fled to Manila. only about 472 remain, many unable to return. The United States contemplates buying lands and resettling friars, a move seen as just and necessary by some, though still debated. The piece argues the issue centers on governance and the separation of church and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Imne
Islands
Spain
Anila
Philip- Poa
Manila
Hepa Bioarch
Williamson Family Faces Fearful Illness Turnaround
Mrs Williamson had feared the worst as her health declined but an operation performed Monday night by Dr Ilamson and Dr Graddy from Nashville, aided by local doctors, brought a successful outcome and promise of relief from pain and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Williamson
Illamson
Graddy
Nashville
Cholera Spreads in Manchuria With Death Toll Rising
Reports show 875 cholera cases and 22 deaths at Karbin up to July 4 with July 10 updates noting additional affected stations. Officials establish further stations as rains continue and sanitary conditions worsen.
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Karbin
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THO
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