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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
8
Kings daughters plan a public hospital in Columbia at an estimated five thousand dollars plus site. The project, led by the Gilded Circle, seeks city financial aid and includes modern design and charity wards. Mayor Biddle and local physicians are expected to back the effort.
An advertisement proclaims Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any case of kidney and bladder trouble without payment or the reach of medicine. It asserts no medicine can do more and appeals to all druggists nationwide.
The county commissioners completed the appointment at noon today to oversee the Maury County election. The action formalizes who will supervise polling, ballots, and related procedures for the countywide vote.
The Board of Election Commissioners of the county named August 4 as election day and listed officers split between Democrats and Republicans under the new law. James A. Smiser chairs the board with E. L. Gregory and Horace M. Polk as members, aiming to appoint reliable, willing workers who will serve.
City of Columbia acquires a twenty five by one hundred foot strip from Mrs. Rufe Martin on Garden and Depot streets to straighten the corner that has long endangered travelers. Alderman Dedman and associates lead the purchase urged by the Board of Trade and local Herald editorials praising the move.
A medical note asserts kidney and bladder ailments require remedies above suspicion. It states Foley Kidney has withstood extensive testing and is endorsed by physicians as safe, urging trust in its use by druggists.
The Nashville Military Band serenaded the Herald office this morning. The crack organization, led by Toney Rose, performed for the benefit of Herald staff during its four day South Side Park engagement in the mid-summer race meet. The music was well received and enjoyed by the Herald force.
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble. A resident, Mrs B A McCaul of Franklin Tennessee, recounts five years of endorsement after relief from a past attack. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, 60 cents, remember the name Dean's.
Rev B P Fullerton of St Louis secretary of the Board of Home Missions preached to a large appreciative audience at Union services Sunday night. He was the first moderator of the Presbyterian Church U S A after the union and considered one of the ablest divines of the denomination.
A Columbia produced campaign card falsely touts Patterson backed judges and promises a free judiciary. A local leader, a negro physician distributing cards, and night meetings are alleged to educate Black voters about the Australian ballot. A message urges voting on August 4, 1910.
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