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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1917
Page
8
The page lists numerous named individuals with numeric codes, headed by Maury Goumti and continuing through a long roster. It reads like a partial draft or roster exhibit with many person entries, codes, and a few surnames repeated in sequence.
A late ordinal item promotes a lemon juice and orchard white lotion to whiten and soften the skin. It advises straining juice to prevent pulp, bottling about three ounces, and using daily on face neck arms and hands for clearer smoother complexion. Prices and names accompany the ad and list.
An advertisement lists numerous personal names and numbers followed by a medical claim about harsh physical effects and bowel weakness. It asserts Dean's Regulats operate easily and appears to promote a product sold in stores.
EB A McLean led a Southport gathering of 25 farmers, 15 men and 12 boys, on late corn cultivation. He highlighted Gee-whiz and fourteen-tooth harrows, claiming yields could rise from one to three barrels per acre with late applying tools. He will continue holding meetings countywide. Accidents happen, but Dr Thomas Helectic Oil ad suggests readiness.
A. W. Lipscomb sued for damages claiming loss of an automobile by fire stored in the garage of R. B. Hardison. The case, heard Friday before Squires Guest and Hayes, resulted in a verdict for Lipscomb of 373.62 and costs. Hardison appealed immediately to the circuit court.
Thursday night a lightning strike killed one high grade cow owned by W. A. Curtis. The rest of the herd escaped injury and continued grazing.
J. Lem Thomas, a leading buyer, reports about 25 carloads of Jersey cows and heifers shipped from Maury County since January, totaling roughly $50,000. Illinois buyers already sought a second carload after a first shipment impressed them. demand is high and expected to continue. Other local shippers like R. F. Moore & Son contribute to the steady trade as Maury’s dairy cattle appeal nationwide.
An advertisement touts Dean’s Ointment for eczema and skin itching. It promises relief with a 60 cent box and urges readers to try the product despite the obvious misery of persistent itching.
In Nashville on July 23 the Davidson county state’s attorney A. B. Anderson filed a chancery court petition seeking a receiver for Southern Ice Company and allied firms while trust proceedings are pursued. An unrelated ad urges Burdock Blood Bitters claiming health benefits and long market presence.
Rev Otis M Trousdale D D pastor of the First Reformed Church Newark New Jersey is visiting Bigbyville for his annual vacation. He is noted as a leading Presbyterian preacher and his uncle W C Brandon of Dyersburg and friend Jeff Justis are also visiting for a few days. He spent Thursday renewing acquaintances with many friends.
At the Columbia Water and Light Co plant last night a fly wheel burst, tearing the dynamo and building, sending debris across the river and into the air. Engineer H C Wantland escaped as steam and fragments created a citywide scare. Insurance covers the damaged equipment. repair work to begin with a new engine and dynamo ordered, six months before completion.
A vintage ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle bowel cleanser for sick or cross children. It claims quick relief from coated tongues, feverishness, and stomach upset, praising the product for safety and inside cleansing. Directions cover babies to grownups, urging readers to seek a 6 cent bottle and beware of counterfeits.
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