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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1905

Page

7

Serving Ideas for A Party and a Long Walk by Waiter

A child party treat uses flower pots lined with paraffin paper and ice cream, topped with grated chocolate to imitate earth and a sprig of a sower. Yellow ribbons and flowers blend with colors for seasonal presentation, plus a decorative apple blossom and pink ribbons. The piece shifts to a Christiania waiter who tracks steps with a pedometer, logging nearly 100000 steps about 17 miles from 8am to 1230am, four days a week, suggesting Swedish clerks take work seriously.

Christiania Wentminster Gawette

Charms of City Life and Rural Labor Mismatch

An Ontario official says work is ready in agricultural districts for hundreds, yet immigrants and unemployed laborers in Montreal and Toronto cannot obtain jobs. The old problem of city life appeal persists despite rural opportunities.

Ontario Southworth Montreal Toronto London Paris New York Montreal Gazette

A Practical Note on Entire Wheat Bread Making

A Rural New Yorker excerpt explains bread that fails to rise quickly can be improved by re-baking steps. If bread is dense and slow to rise, cut down and re-rinse, then warm the dough to rise promptly. When heating succeeds, knead and return to pans for a final rise and bake for light tender bread with good flavor.

New Yorker

Jamaican Cyclone Assisted Fertility and Fruit Yield

Jamaica faced a devastating cyclone that caused extensive destruction but is viewed as beneficial overall. Acting governor notes soil fertility improves after hurricanes and banana crop losses led to a new, finer fruit yield in recent months. The New York Herald cites the assessment.

Jamaica N. Y. Herald

High prices paid for eighteenth century snuff boxes in Paris sale

In Paris a sale of M Guilhou collection of Bayonne items saw a gold enamel snuff box appraised at 1600 dollars fetch 4000. A pair of candelabra once owned by Marie Antoinette sold for 3000, far below expectations.

Paris M. Guilhou Bayonne Marie Antoinette

Job Work Subscriptions and Advertisements Solicited

At this branch office advertisers and customers are invited to place job work subscriptions and ads. Officials urge prompt engagement to secure space and service.

Social notes from Spring Hill and nearby towns

Residents and visitors listed include Mrs W K Peebles in Spring Hill visiting Peehler family, John Cross of Greenbrier with his parents, Cecil Warren from Nashville visiting Mumford South, and many others traveling to Nashville Pensacola and Boston. Ex-Gov McMillin seen in town with appetite for phosphate lands. Varied trips to Nashville, Florence Alabama, Beachland area, and Texarkana Arkansas are noted among locals and guests.

W. K. Peebles Spring Hill P. L Peehler John Cross Greenbrier A. Cross Cecil Warren Nahville Mumford South John Harmon Columbia Fred* Harmon Russell Estes Cecil Connor Nashville John Robin Yiuting Bia Messrs John, Jr Herman AD John Frireson Henderson Adams Shelbyville John Adams N. Woght Charlie Weat Beachland Maud Long Primms Spring John Garrett H. D. Kobm John Kubo Will. Harris Penssola Fla McDonald Wm. J. McDonalds Dave Rose Florence Ala D. Regenold McMillin Mass Lilian Smith St. Ledger White B. Sidewey Minse Annie Carrie Cooper Randolph McCauley Humphreys County E. B. Rayburn Ann Kittrell Laura Texarkana Ark Tom Kuttrell Will Hildreth

City Improves Water System With Pipe Swap

City workers removed a four inch pipe from the public square and replaced it with a six inch line and all connections Wednesday. Water and fire protection in Bluegrass and Broadway were interrupted for 29 hours. A watchman was stationed overnight to aid in case of fire. The four inch pipe was moved to Cooper Street to protect the new flour mill and two lumber yards in Cooper's Bottom.

Bluegrass Broadway Cooper's Street Cooper's Bottom Coble, Garrett & Co D&ewit Golden Rod K P. Lodge No. 6 Color Knights Lodge Main Street Main Columbian Avenue Temple J. W. Whitfield Hormid Columbia Mt. Pleasant

Fourth of July Committees Form for Celebration

The article lists the appointed committees for the Fourth of July celebration with members for General, Finance, Barbecue, Games, Parade, Tournament, Base Ball, Decoration, Races, and Advertising. It expresses confidence these committees will ensure a splendid and successful event.

J. T. Craik Walter Griffin S. J. Mankin Frank Cummins Alex George G. F B. Scruggs G. F. Scruggs H. D. Rohm Frierson F. 8 Wheeler E. W. Gregory James English Chas. Alexander M. B. Young Arch Craige Allie Kittrell K. M. Doss C. Y. Clarke J. &. Anderson Will Cross W. M. Fin W. H. Long W. Lane Clarke

Severely Scalded Man Faces Recovery After Steam Accident

Mr. Atoh Long suffered severe scalds to his hand and arm when a steam leak blew out a plug last Friday. He is a brother of Mrs Eula Long Thorne and friends wish him a speedy recovery.

Atoh Long Mr. Long Eula (Long) Thorne

Aid and Missionary Societies Hold Monthly Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the Aid and Missionary societies met in the league room Monday afternoon. The ladies prayer meeting held Sunday in the league room of the Methodist church was of unusual interest and greatly enjoyed by those present. Moss Flora Smith led.

The Aid and Missionary Societies League Room Suanday Methodist Church Moss Flora Smith

Death of Elihu Wisdom Arrives From Nabvilles Thurasy

The remains of Elihu Wisdom arrived from Nabvilles Thurasy and were interred today at 10 o'clock at Hunter grave yard.

Elihu Wisdom Nabvilles Thurasy Hunter Graveyard

Observations on Church Attendance by Nonmembers

A writer lambasts local church turnout, noting eight o’clock services and a pastor waiting alone for a quarter hour before any members arrive. The piece urges church members to attend, support the pastor, and set a timely example in a respectful community.

Ular

George Bros Sole Agents Solve Merino Weary Formasee Ticket

George Bros sole agents in Mt Pisasant Tennessee offer a formasee for Merino stock with colors and sire details. The ad lists prices around 910.38 and mentions Jos CFT a Soe and exchange options.

Russia and its vast horse population in Europe

The piece notes Russia's reliance on loans and its large European horse population, claiming 22,009,000 horses in European Russia, a figure highlighted alongside remarks on czar Nicholas and Russian horses. It mentions fashion detail about a white lace waist trimmed with green velvet bows and a velvet girdle.

Russia

Hog and cattle fencing by steel wire design

An advertisement for a heavy gauge galvanized steel wire fencing system. It claims durable construction that resists expansion and contraction and can safely contain cattle horses hogs and pigs. Calls for in person demonstration to show cost savings and fencing effectiveness.

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