The Phone Call Between Sylvia and Stephen
Sylvia and Stephen speak by telephone amid a tense, intimate conversation. Stephen explains his illness and resolve to recover, while Sylvia probes his condition and possible future, revealing both concern and unresolved feelings in a city room during an afternoon.
Vanity and longing drive secret meeting plans
Fragmentary dialogue reveals a tense couple’s yearning to meet unseen by others. One indicates they will go out at first sunny morning to sit in a victoria, resisting temptation, insisting no one can stop them and expressing exhaustion from separation. (To be continued.)
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Wmble
Billy
Victoria
Rich Men's Gifts Are Poor Beside This Remark
A testimonial from Mrs O Rhinegault of Vestal Center New York extols Electric Bitters as a divine gift to women. She claims it brings buoyant spirits vigor and health, cures nervousness sleeplessness headaches backaches and dizziness, urging readers to try the remedy available at druggists.
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O. Rhinegault
Vestal Center
N. Y
Norton Nichols Valedictorian Receives School Honors
Norton Nichols, son of Circuit Court Clerk Gov. Nichols, is named valedictorian at Columbia Military Academy graduation. He also earned the debaters medal, scholarship medal, and several honors. The Herald could not publish his full valedictory due to late copy arrival.
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Norton Nichols
Gov. Nichols
Timself
Columbia Military Academy
Nichols
the Herald
June Peaches On Schedule From Local Grower
Mr J B Rees brings first sample basket of June peaches to The Herald. The Sneed variety grown at his home near here. They are large, well formed with red blush and praised as remarkably fine for the palate. Rees notes he is the sole June peach grower delivering on schedule.
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J. B. Rees
Herald Office
Rees
Night Watchman Tries New Discovery For Severe Cold
W J Atkins of Banner Springs Tennessee toiled as a night watchman despite dampness and cold. A severe cold settled in his lungs forcing unpaid leave, yet after one bottle of Dr King s New Discovery he returned to work and felt no worse. The ad promises relief for croup whooping cough hemorrhages and inflamed throats with a trial bottle free and a guarantee by druggists.
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W. J. Atkins
Banner Springs
Tenn
Dr. King
Honor Roll at Cadet School lists high scorers and conduct
The roll names cadets achieving ninety percent year averages across subjects and a long list of names with subject counts. Notable students include Francis Brannan Cheairs Figgers Meade Frierson Joe Hodges Norton Nichols Reid Thomas. Distinguished Conduct honors go to cadets with no demerits, including Meade Phergon Chas. Palmer Jr. Lee Thomas Francis Warfield.
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Cader
Aldredge
Lawale
Armstrong
Deight
Wille
Seleser Atchison
Bruce
Latto
Ross
Oscar
Bates
Alvin
Black
Roger
Bowen
Wilmouth
Brumnan
Frances
Preach
Sritnell
Aussie
Chism
Sam
Clagett
Alfred
Davidson
Dyer
Herbert
Edgerwou
Howard
Elliot
Mirium
Lawson
Garner
Robert
Gentry
Meredith
Gray, Davis
Hanson
John
Harlan, Allen
Harris, Hood
Hendley
Bentley
Hobson
William
Houges
Joe
Hoxie
Hunt
Martin
Kilburn
Shannon
Killebrew
George
King
Levison
Frit
Levy
Jerome
Ligon
Looney
Avent
Maddox
Manning
Harry
May
Glenn
McAdams
Lewie
Paul
McLelland
McCormick
Raymond
McCoy
Gilbert
McPheeters
Walter
Meek
Abraham
Morgan
Leonard
Wallace
Moody
Clifford
Moore
Horace
Morrison
Dan
Murray
J. W
Nichols
Norton
Palmer
Charles
Partrick
Peter
Porter
Rains
Arris
Rainey
Rand
Charlie
Redman
Fred
Roberts
Andrew
Rogers
Rosenthal
Francis Brannan
Cheairs Figgers
Meade Frierson
Joe Hodges
Norton Nichols
Reid Thomas
Meade Phergon
Chas. Palmer, Jr
Lee Thomas
Francis Warfield
Columbia to field a local baseball team this summer
Columbia plans a summer baseball season led by Gordon Cowie and Conter, with a Monday 3 PM opener at Academy Field against Mt. Pleasant. Mt. Pleasant, under Hatcher Wilkes, arrives as a strong foe with Shockley catching and Fisher, Wilson pitching among others. Columbia’s cadet lineup includes Captain Stone and Gordon Cowl at key positions as they prepare for a series of games in the area.
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Gordon
Cowie
Conter
Willie
Academy Field
Mt. Pleasant
Mt Pleasant
Athletic Park
Hatcher Wilkes
Shockley
Fisher
Wilson
Wall
Howard
Wright
F. Long
Wilkes
Acuff
Leon Long
Columbia
Captain Stone
Gordon Cowl
Bertram Dedman
Roger Black
Sam Caperton
Harold Foote
Butts
Partee
Feld
Tom Hagon
Seld
Lemons and Bananas Dominate Senate Tariff Debate
Senators clash over raising lemon duties to 1 1/2 cents per pound amid claims of 100 percent profits by growers and banana import monopolies as debates unfold on a holiday session. Roll call shows 43 to 28 in favor of committee proposal. Gore’s 6 cent banana tax fails.
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Senate
Flint
Committee On Finance
Root
California
Mr. Flint
New York
Mr. Root
Page
Florida
Smith
Michigan
Burkett
Finance Committee
Foster
Louisiana
Fletcher
Beveridge
Bristow
Crawford
Cummins
Curtis
LaFollette
Gore
Mr. Gore
United Company
United States
Gallatin Men Pepper Negro in Nighttime Shooting
In Gallatin Tennessee on June 1 a group of unmasked white men shot Sam Vaughn, a Black resident on Wm Hengley farm, firing nineteen large shots into his right thigh and four into his leg after he attempted to flee. Vaughn escaped and identified his attackers. motive remains unknown.
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Gallatin
Tenn
Sam Vaughn
Vaughn
Wm. Hengley
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