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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1901

Page

6

Doctor Browder Pioneer of Osteopathy in the South

The subject, born near Jamestown Ohio, rose from farm life to education and ministry before becoming a leading osteopathic advocate. A self taught scholar and orator, he studied widely and helped establish Osteopathy in Salt Lake City and later led Tennessee College of Osteopathy. His work includes goiter and asthma treatments and a lectureship to popularize the Osteopathic field in the Southern States.

Chia Jamestown Green County Ohio Christian Church United States Congress Browder American School of Osteopathy A. T. Still Salt Lake City Utah Tennessee College of Intermountain West

Weather and Wisdom in a Gentle Providence

A rustic narrator muses on weather and faith, urging resilience and cheerful acceptance. He contrasts plans thwarted by rain or snow with a calm trust that the seasons and Providence shape outcomes. The piece ends with a light note on laughing off trouble and keeping steady.

Why She Quit the Phone

A stenographer Maggie, pursued by a meddling romance with Will, spends much of her day answering calls. A lawyer disrupts work by relocating the line and staging a prank call, culminating in Maggie awkwardly trying to greet the line from varying positions.

Will Maggie Clara Maggieems

London broker claims kin to Frances Willard arrival from New York

A London broker asserts he is a kinsman of the late Frances Willard the temperance advocate and has recently arrived from New York. He says he intends to establish himself in London though details remain unclear.

London Franx Willard Frances Willard New York

Anglo American marriage broker at Hotel Carlton

In an interview at the Hotel Carlton the broker claims commissions from wealthy American parents to arrange marriages with suitable ranks. He also says American spinsters and widows seek titled husbands through him. He cites commissions based on dowry and on title and rank, promising a strictly commercial brokerage model with multiple commissions already secured.

Carlton Persens Willard

Life and Child Beside the Bed From Poems for Children

A compact verse describes a child’s world around a cradle and bedroom. Imagery spans a crib, frock, door, floor, and a little family home with a cottage, school, and memories. The poem blends tender domestic scenes with a sense of growth and belonging.

Open Communion Debate Raised by F J Tyler Letter

A theological exchange unfolds in a letter from F J Tyler alleging disputes over open communion versus clo sed communion. Tyler cites 1 Corinthians 11 28 and questions Bro Portie s stance while praising Presbyterians Methodists Lutherans and the Christian Church and asking whether exclusive immersion is accepted by saved people in other denominations.

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Open Communion Debate Amid Baptist Conflict and Banter

A Baptist dispute over open communion unfolds with sarcasm and scripture hunting. Brother Tyler taunts and rewards verse searches while another preacher defends self defense of Baptist practice and seeks scripture supporting open communion amid accusations of slights and column exposure.

Contention Over Open Communion Divides Baptist Debate

A heated exchange centers on whether open communion has biblical basis. A speaker questions Bro Tyler's stance linking with Presbyterians Methodists Lutherans and the Christian Church. He argues Cumberland Presbyterian origins show splits from main denominations and asserts no scripture supports open communion. The piece ends with questions to Tyler about salvation across denominations and family ties to Methodism.

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The Man of the Hour Poem Fragment

A fragment from a poem praises the man who works hard, mops his brow, and greets the doorstep with care. It contrasts heroic figures with a simple neighbor who brings daily kindness and sustenance. The speaker favors sharing cake and pie with this steadfast figure.

Tommy delays after school sparks word with teacher

In a talking note from Chicago Tribune, Tommy explains he had words with the teacher and was kept after school, prompting Mrs. Tucker to question why his lateness occurred. The exchange highlights a disciplinary moment involving Mrs. Tucker and her pupil.

Dewitt Gunfight Leaves Man Dead and Others Hurt

On July 22 in Dewitt a confrontation between Warren Brewster and Ed Taylor ended with Ed Taylor fatally shot. Brewster and Clay Conder then shot Fred Taylor in the arm while Fred Taylor and Fred Wilson were among others cut. A prior dispute over remarks about local women preceded the violence. Brewster and Confer were in custody.

Clinton Dewitt Here Warren Brewster Ed. Taylor Clay Conder Brewster Fred Taylor Fred Wilson Conor Taylor Brothers Ed Taylor Confer

Keep A Goin By L Stanton In Cheerful Verse

Poem urging endurance through hardship with refrains to keep going despite setbacks. Encourages pluck during bad weather, broken finances, and failure, using images of fishing, birds, bells, and singing to marshal resilience. Addresses the reader directly with rhymed stanzas and a motivating cadence.

They Work While You Sleep ad claims

A vintage advertorial standalone pitch markets a sleep aid and digestive tonic. It touts “They Work While You Sleep” with claims of liver and bowel repair and “genuine tablets stamped C C” sold by druggists for 10.

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The Road to Ruin in Politics and Puns

Fayetteville Observer laments politics as ruinous to many, draining clergy into costly channels while offering little benefit. It urges country or city youths to avoid politics and pursue industrial work in farming or industry to aid their fellows instead.

Congress Fayetteville

Distress Feared as Klown-Commerie Lands Open Aug 6

Fort Sit O T July 21 Distress and disorder are feared with the opening of the Klown-Commerie lands on August 6 Some 150000 people are registered for 13000 lottery claims closing July 26 Many on the reservation lack money and plan to move toward Lawton if they fail Campers arrive with five to ten days of provisions Drought restricts water and a hot dry wind blows over the prairies prompting early grumbling by hopefuls

Fort Sit O. T Klown-Commerie Lawton

Uncalled for Letters List for Week Ending July Sh

A late July list shows residents awaiting letters including Aldarsnn Kittrell King Landrus Bishop Merle Bird Fiewersor Howman McKnight Whitwright McMean Bryant Murphy Curran Porter Danthord Rainey Rankin Dugger Reotnd Sarrent Sanders Fringon Scott Mexeie Struddem dirim Mattie Smith Poet Terry Harrie Thomas Harris Webb Holmen Webb F F Wilkinson Johnson Meens Jackson Wright Jorgen Wor Kemp Zadwell Kennedy Love Packages awaiting pickup. voters dues one cent noted.

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The Honey of Life Unknown writer on parenting and industry

A fragmentary quotation argues no American parent has a right to a child without teaching industry. It contends that a person who neglects to work wastes life and harms society. The text is garbled but centers on effort, usefulness, and social value of labor.

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