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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1918
Page
3
Mothers can rest easy after giving California Syrup of Figs. In hours, clogged waste moves from bowels restoring a well, playful child. If tongue is coated, give this fruit laxative. Safe for babies to grownups. directions printed on bottle. beware counterfeit syrups. ask for California Fig Syrup Co. product.
In a Diocesan Journal clipping, Rev Dr W B Capers recently transferred from Tennessee to the Diocese of Senitis ana is now in charge of Trinity Church during Rev Dr Coupland’s absence. Capers, former president of Columbia Institute, is warmly welcomed by the Trinity congregation which will give him strong cooperation.
A Red Triangle bakery in Northampton England bakes about 70 000 cakes each week. The operation serves M C A catered programs in American and English training camps in the country.
Members of the Santa Fe and Water Valley community clubs met at J. N. Woolard’s home near Santa Fe for a joint gathering. Over 75 women attended demonstrations on food conservation and patriotic work, with a noon menu served on a Woolard lawn.
A unique figure in Army Y M C A religious activities at Camp Grant Alabama. In "Fighting Parson" he boxes three spirited bouts for entertainment then retires to the Red Triangle hut for a Bible study class.
A vintage advert promotes a lemon juice skin whitening lotion. It instructs mixing juice from two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to create a quarter pint lotion, strained through cloth, to whiten and soften skin. The ad urges daily massage on face neck arms and hands and notes low cost compared to cold creams.
A crowded county food administrators meeting in the Middle Tennessee county high school heard Dr. Everett Colby of the United States Food Administration describe France’s wartime suffering and vow to avoid wheat bread until victory. The session opened with remarks by J J Binary and included a roll call of administrators from across the region. The afternoon program covered enforcement, poultry and eggs, sugar, and wheat flour feeds with reports from county leaders and zoning suggestions for the region.
The first cantaloupes of the season were shipped from Culleoka by the Culleoka Produce Company on Monday. Seventy crates of the Culleoka Pinkmeats went to market by express and the crop is expected to move in car load lots soon. The melons are praised for size shape and flavor as last year’s crop yielded over forty five carloads and about $20,000 in value. The entire crop is handled annually by the Culleoka Produce Company.
In France there are 503 American Y M C A workers serving soldiers sailors and Allied forces. Two of these workers Miss Wesona Martin and Miss Marion Crandell have given up their lives of action service under the Red Triangle.
Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a cure for corns and calluses. A few drops on tender skin will stop pain, loosen the corn, and allow easy removal with root. A quarter-ounce bottle costs little at drug stores and should not inflame surrounding skin.
A Tennessee reader recounts a six year recovery after severe illness and months in bed, crediting Cardus the woman’s tonic. The narrative weaves personal pain with calls for state reform and civic duty as Judge Roberts campaigns in Mt Pleasant, praising Taft.
In a Grand Theatre speech Democratic governor hopeful A H Roberts outlines remedies for state finances. He favors trimming expenditures, new revenue sources, inheritance taxes, and taxing hidden property while pledging not to cut the school fund or Confederate veteran funds. He calls for tighter tax enforcement and broader revenue from state assets.
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