Doom predicted for Russia in peasant uprisings report
United Press dispatch from Washington cites a former commander in chief predicting Lenin Trotsky and the Bolshevik government will fall. The report claims uprisings of peasants will broaden into a general revolt. authorities in London and elsewhere reportedly dispute or verify the collapse timeline.
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Gzir
United Press
Washington
Lenine
Trotsky
London
Helshevia
Aspirin Brand and Instructions on Bayer Packaging
The fragment describes aspirin labeled Bayer and mentions genuine packaging and directions. It notes the product is used for pain relief and lists conditions like rheumatism and headaches. It references dosage, tablet count, and variation in packaging, with references to manufacturers and distribution.
Hulling Clover at Experiment Station Report
Fragmented text appears to discuss clover processing at an agricultural experiment station with garbled names and weak details. Readable elements suggest a focus on clover handling, insect activity, and potential notes on plant or pest observations, but most specifics are obscured.
Locally 6 0 P Seems Pleased At Party Ticket
Locals report strong support for Harding and Coolidge as the Republican ticket with McAdoo favored for the Democratic side. Party strategists aim to win labor votes by naming an ex-treasurer at the top. Democrats view Hartley as a potential balance of strength.
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McAdoo Stema
Ex-Trensurer
Weatherly Former Judge of Lewis Dies in Maury County
S report notes S. Q. Weatherly, former county judge of Lewis County and prominent Maury County farmer, died after a long illness. Born 1852, he served as Lewis County surveyor and helped locate boundary lines between Maury Lewis and Perry counties. Survived by wife, daughter, sisters, and brothers. funeral at 1:30 p.m. interment Rose Hill. pallbearers named. active in politics and county Democratic Committee.
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This
Lewis
Perry
Lewis County
J Rolly
Harald
Weatherly
Lewin County
Maury County
Judge Weatherly
Diff County
Carter's Creek
Maury
Tom Curry
J. A. Whiteside
Texas
Rebecca Kennedy
Ida Miller
John Weatherly
James Weatherly
Ty Sees
Pr. 8. A
Columbia
Rose Hill
J. R. Boreham
F. T. Walker
Washington P. Russell
C. ¥. Lovelace
J. _W. Jamison
Mort McMeen
Manry Undertaking
C O
T.v. Cunningham
Democratic
Squire Denton Appointed to County Equalization Board
Former Representative Cord C Denton of the fifth district was appointed by Judge W C Whitthorne to fill the county equalization board seat after Thomas Hill resigned due to his wife's illness. Denton, an eighteen year county court veteran, is known for land value expertise and earned praise from Chief Statistician Louthan for clear testimony before the state board. The board reconvened in chancery court and will conduct sessions until work is finished, with Webb Williams the county assessor ready to supply data.
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Cord C. Denton
W. C. Whitthorne
Thomas
Hill
Denton
County Court
Ufth
State Board of Equalization
Louthan
Low
Court of Chancery
Webb Williams
Ask Asngessor
Old Editor Neelley Visits Nativity Home Town
Luther Neelley of Abilene Texas, a veteran newspaper man who founded the Hickman County News in 1884 and later a Linden, Perry County paper, is visiting relatives after many years. He traveled to Texas for reform and now arrives in a town where he finds the people changed and welcoming.
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Luther Neelley
Abentenn
Texan
Mr Neelley
Hickman Counity News
Linden
Perry County
Armour Gate
Neatley
Announcements for County Education Board Candidates
The Herald announces Jackson Haywood as candidate for re election to the county board of education first division for election on August 5 1920. Also announces J Rose Burns for re election as Trustee of Maury county and G K Houser for reelection as Sheriff of Maury county with elections on August 5 1920 and August 6 1920 respectively. Webb Williams announced for re election as Tax Assessor of Maury county with election on August 6 1920.
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County Education Board
Herald
Jackson
Haywood
County Board of Education
J. Rosé Burns
County ‘Trustes
Maury Couuty
Webb
the Herald
G. K. Houser
Maury County
Malcom Abernathy Dies After Appendicitis
Malcolm Osteen Abernathy, four teen years old and son of Mr and Mrs Walter Abernathy of Appleton Giles county, died shortly after 7 this morning at King's Daughters hospital after an operation for appendicitis. He was taken Sunday afternoon as his condition worsened, transported for treatment, and died despite efforts to save him. He is survived by parents two brothers and one sister. Funeral arrangements were announced for Giles county today.
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Malcolm Osteen Abernathy
Walter Abernathy
Appleton
Giles Eounty
King’s Daughters Hospital
Areis
Atawit
Giles County
Vigorous Charge Given Grand Jury On Drunkenness
Grand jury received a vigorous supplemental charge from Judge Turner on the wheel tax law and public drunkenness. Jurors showed unusual interest as Turner explained offenses and duty to report and indict offenders. A further session was planned for Monday for more clarification.
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Chite
Wedge W. B. Turiegya
Turner
Sand
Wien Cme
Mamry
Ora wattLig
Inde Turner
Ana
Slogan of Council Realized for Alfalfa Patch Plan
The county council of agriculture advances its slogan A small patch of alfalfa in every community as farmers increase alfalfa planting. County agent McLean cites rising farmer interest and high returns, noting Austin M. Harlan of Crous Bridg es has grown two alfalfa crops and expects three more this season. He urges farmers to contact the county council to order seed well in advance.
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Daily Herald
Cotmell of Agriculture
McLean
The
Herald
Austin M. Harlan
Crous Bridges
Harlan
Giles County Agriculture Council Meeting Report
Prof. James Minfe Dean returned from Pulaski where he organized Giles County Council of Agriculture yesterday. Dean was encouraged by attendees including Jane and other leading citizens with strong enthusiasm for the effort.
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James Minfe
Dean
Pulaski
County Council of Agriculture
Lis County
Jane
Mich
Griffin and Jones at Weat 7th Street over Dial and Thomas
Griffin and Jones of Colombia Tennessee operate at 7th Street in a dispute with Dial and Thomas. The brief notes a location and party names. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
Dodson's Liver Tone Gains Citywide Favor against Calomel
South is turning against calomel as every druggist notes falling sales. Dodson's Liver Tone is promoted as a safe vegetable remedy, taste friendly and guaranteed by druggists. It promises easy relief from liver sluggishness and constipation without griping, with a money back offer if unsatisfied.
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Dodson
Nick
New Title Conferred Upon Dr J Molloy
Dr J Molloy pastor of Ittrat Presbyterian church and chaplain of Leonidas Polk and William Honey Trousdale camps receives honorary rank of captain from the Second Tennessee Brigade of Confederate Veterans. Molloy values the new title highly as reported in the Herald Cheap Column.
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Leonidas Polk
D. C
Do Not Get Careless With Your Blood Supply
A fragmented warning urges vigilance in blood health. It promotes using Vegetable Blood Cine as a revitalizer to restore vigor and vitality, claiming it can restore strength and improve bodily performance. The text reads like an old patent medicine pitch with dubious medical assurances.
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B. A. Satterfield &Co
Oenen
Russia
Gen. Brussiloff
Bayer
Inu Napirin
Bayer Manufictire Moneuchieiter
Crim
Ineo
Gaby
Granunt
Austin
Alson M. Marlin
Maney
Ai Faltan
Nils Mate Wey
Cuttin
Marion Fos
Tony
Irene
Harding
Coolidge
Uiewe
P.y
Tiust Hartlay
Wood
Loswyel
Democrata
Ohio
Fkr
Eplon
Han Pater
Germany
Division of Extension
Squire Denton
the State Board
Malcolm
Abernathy
West 7Th Street
Giles Council OF Agriculture
Griffin & Jones
Continental Insurance CO
Calomel
Mr. Dodson
DR. J. €. Molloy
Ada
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