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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
7
The article discusses conservation as a national priority linked to Roosevelt and Taft, stressing resources, waterways, forests, and the need for federal action. It highlights Senator Lorimer’s election, waterways from Lakes to the Gulf, and public interest in steady policy over partisanship. It also notes Columbia Military Academy’s growth, lease renewals, and local support for Hardy & Edgerton.
Established 1857 the store sells diamonds as a social asset. For 51 years James has stood for honesty and quality in the diamond trade. If shopping for a diamond see us. Prices from 310 to 500 dollars.
A fragmentary line suggests a figure may gain fame across the land as a landmark in the southern West Point region. The text is incomplete, offering limited context about people, place, or events.
In the New York American piece John Arbuckle, the coffee king, advocates helping ambitious students by summer farm work. He criticizes millionaire heirs and grand monuments, arguing honest earnings guide youth better than inherited wealth or decorative gates. He urges support for struggling students through practical labor.
A column criticizes liquor advertising in newspapers and urges prohibition supporters to withhold patronage from papers that publish alcohol ads. It notes funding pressures on papers and argues for consistent public spirit. The piece moves through related topics including Hearst’s New York American list of Democratic senators who deserted free raw material support, tariff pleas, Patten’s May wheat corner, Sheriff Shipp’s contempt sentence, and Taft’s Mobile visit marked by a windy commentary.
In sessions on Wednesday Senator McEnery faced opposition from Republican reformer Mr Bristow of Kansas who argued against duties benefiting the American Sugar Refining Company. Bristow claimed tariff removal would let dark sugar into the US and push refining costs onto consumers, noting the duty’s role in padding refinery profits while harming the public.
Beginning next Saturday and Monday Dies Wash and Lingerie offers suits dresses with many summer wear options. Only 17 items remain all pretty and new in white with a few lavender light blue and pink. Prices are clear and attractive, expected to attract rush business.
Advertises heavy discounts on white linen skirts and lawn waists with prices from 25c to 3.00, touts tailor made pink and blue taffeta silk yardwide at 1.28, notes alterations may incur extra costs, claims many items sourced from higher price tags.
Noel T. Dowling selected as Bachelor of Ughiness by Vanderbilt Students declines the position claiming election by fraud. About eighty fraudulent ballots are alleged to have affected the outcome. James Sharp alias Adam God, a religious fanatic who killed a police officer in Kansas City, is sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. Count Bon has finally won the meeting Biscaiimen’s precepts and will not insist on Examples from their teachers.
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