New Dinner and Chamber Crockery Sets Shock Value
Displayed are new crockery patterns in dinner and chamber sets with pink blue and green tinted designs and striped gold edges. Prices start at $3.50 for a set of 10 pieces.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
8
Displayed are new crockery patterns in dinner and chamber sets with pink blue and green tinted designs and striped gold edges. Prices start at $3.50 for a set of 10 pieces.
New bowls and fruit saucers with ice teas tumblers goblets mo lasses jugs vinegaretts tea sets salts and peppers advertised. Six tumblers for 15c six goblets for 25c glass fruit saucers for 70c per set.
Our Furniture Department on the second floor showcases rare bargains in bedroom suits in oak and mahogany, parlor suits, dressers, chiffoniers, dressing tables, reed rockers, and chairs. Dining chairs, china closets, kitchen safes, tables, and 6 3 flat cane bottom chairs are advertised as low as $2.00 and $3.00 respectively.
In Owensboro, Kentucky, W. H. K. Bedford recalls how Owens Pink Mixture, made by Floyd Medicine Co of Detroit, saved their four month old. After initial doctor visits failed, a bottle from a friend led to rapid recovery within hours and full recovery in ten days. Bedford praises the remedy, notes its gentleness for teething, and says it should be in every household with children. The ad asserts the product relieves bowel troubles and summer ailments without opium or morphine.
Treasury collected over 60 million dollars in sugar duties last year. Raw sugar duty of 1 percent per ton raised domestic sugar costs by 15 million to consumers. Total taken from people reaches 77.2 million to feed the two raw sugar babies beet and cane.
Early use of Dr. King's New Life Pills would have saved him. They strengthen the stomach aid digestion promote assimilation improve appetite. Price 5s. Money back if not satisfied. Sold by W P Woldridge, Druggist.
Frank Hocker man and Frank Livingston the ped alers were arrested on warrants filed by the property owner for attempting to wreck the toll gate on the Albany and Goodlettsville turnpike. Hockerman denies involvement, claiming Livingston was the man with the ax.
A collage of brief items and antiquated quotes recounting sightings in St James Park a bench-side reminiscence from Downing Street omnibus counting a famed statesman and other fleeting vignettes. It includes a Berlin will joke about funeral attendance, a toothmaker quip, moral reflections on thought and action, and a Mystic Cure testimonial from Columbia.
A Lawrenceville Ga Newas-Herald editorial warns that rival capital unions for robbery may trigger revolution if not curbed by law. Surgis Falls Minn Weekly urges leaving the Philippines to protect honor. Alliance Neb Herald questions growing trust power. Omaha Western Laborer mocks Eastern editors for meat price remedies and urges awareness of cold storage packing practices.
A method using a watch to find cardinal directions in unfamiliar districts. Align the hour hand with the sun and note that south lies midway between the hour hand and the corresponding number on the watch. An example at 4 o clock shows the sun and watch numerals indicating due south. The method depends on accurate time and a usable watch.
Henry Watterson explains his writing process and revisions from first draft to final printer proof. He describes repeatedly rewriting, proofing, and sending work to print, noting how errors often slip in at the printer.
Reports say about 1,000 people died and Ratalbulen Guatemala was largely destroyed by the Ta jsteamer Plena eruption. Shocks continue with strong tremors near Cham ast and Queralrena, spreading fear and damaging towns including Yap Ulty, although names are unclear.
Washington Times notes Mr. L. Turner of Kentucky recounts Aunt Susan a nearly seventy year old former slave who has spoken never since her husband was sold to a slave dealer over forty years ago. She vows to stay silent until her husband is returned, and many doubt she will break the vow.
Friends of Mrs. L Pease of Lawrence Kansas report she had been bedridden seven years due to kidney liver trouble and general debility. She writes that three bottles of Electric Bitters enabled her to walk and in three months she felt like a new person. Women suffering from headaches rheumatic pains fainting and nervous disorders are urged to try the remedy at Wooldridge.
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