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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
6
A collage of poetry about mothers and women’s roles contrasts with 19th century fashion notes. It includes verses praising motherhood, discussions of spring styles, tailor outfits, and reflections on expressions shaping character, all from McCalls Magazine.
A reflective poem recounts a mourner grieving over a beloved dead wife. The speaker describes her serene features and the pain of loss, followed by a gentle shift to fashion notes about summer dress trends and fabrics in March Ladies Home Journal.
The article surveys spring fashion fabrics like silk pique and panne velvet for city gowns and streetwear, noting tone and color trends. It also reports Frank Daniels testing advertising methods at Wallace's Theater, finding newspapers attracted about 90 of 1100 response slips, suggesting readers respond to print notices.
The March issue of McClure's Magazine will highlight The Life of the Master by Dr. Watson Tan Maclaren with a focus on the calling of the disciples and the ministry. It will also showcase Linson's illustrations in color and black and white.
A common danger of neglected colds is progression to consumption or bronchitis. Otto's Cure, a German throat and lung remedy, claims to purify the throat and prevent illness. Sold by JA Titcomb, price 2 pence and 50 cents per bottle.
The Citizens' Telephone Company linked with Lawrence County Telephone Construction Company this Saturday, adding about fifty telephones to the Citizens' list. Patrons can now talk to Lawrenceburg Iron City St. Joe and other places, marking a notable improvement in service.
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