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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1901

Page

4

Women as Moral Power to Reform Society Sermon

Rev J H Thompson preached on The Evils of Society in Springfield Missouri last Sunday noting women's influence can erase social ills. The sermon urged mothers and young women to begin moral training in infancy and to demand purity from beaux and suitors to reduce drunkenness casual sex and tobacco use.

Springfeld J. H. Thompson Evening Record Borcott Old Maida Bex Wowan

Temperance Drive Gathers for Nashville Conference

Temperance advocates in the state press for legislation and plan a Nashville conference next week. A local discussion at the First Presbyterian church drew about 40, urging a dispensary law and appointing committees to present resolutions in Nashville. A call goes out for volunteers to write legislators and mobilize funds, stressing urgency before the legislature adjourns.

Nashville Colombia First Presbyterian Church Capt. Fassel Capt Fussell A. P. McFerrin John Trotwood Moore F. D. Lander Alwys Friends of Temperance Pleasant Maury Waterloo

L. N. plan to skip new depot at Columbia sparks ire

The Maury Democrat accuses the L. N. Railroad Co. of refusing to build a new depot in Columbia, planning only minor upgrades. It argues protests may force legal action while urging courts to hold corporations to law, not small-town patience. Judge Holding’s presence is noted as a counterpoint to reform.

Oun Maury Democrat L. & N. Railroad Co Columbia Phe Mathette L. & N. Railroad Company Holding

Inaugural Unity Praised Yet McKinley Stance Noted

A historical critique contrasts the inaugural address praising reunion with specific congressional actions. It highlights the St Louis World Fair funding bill, a Charleston aid measure, pension bills, and a rejected claim to compensate ex Confederate soldiers for horses. The piece argues McKinley’s sincerity is tested by these choices.

South United States St. Louis Charleston Wen William McKinley

McKENNON ANDERSON FOSTER Shoe Sale Notice

Four hundred yards of taffeta fabric and assorted shoe items listed in a sale notice. Includes blue material and multicolor leather pieces, calf shoes in sizes 3 to 7, satin salt shoes in sizes 3 to 4, all reduced to sale price.

All-wool Black Surge Fabric at Discount Yard

Cloth department advertises goos All-wool Black Surge at 20 a yard with five pieces, 46 inch width and 0s quality. additional items include men’s wear and assorted sizes except two, with prices around 200 per yard and 225 per pair for specific items.

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Fragmented textile price list with assorted goods

OCR reads a shop list detailing Penanus and Pepange fabrics in light and dark shades, quantities 25 and 12 pieces, Saturday and Monday pricing per yard, including Eiderdown Outing, Outings, Bleached and Brown Domestic fabrics, and Ladies Bella items carried from last season with various per yard prices.

Bella

Shoes Sale Notice with Deep Reductions

A retail advertisement lists ladies and children footwear discounts. Thirty pair ladies button and lace shoes, sizes 6 to 9, reduced from 3.50 to 2.25. Forty pair misses Kangaroo calf shoes sizes 11 to 2, cut from 1.35 to 0.50. Children’s heavy grain shoes, sizes 8 to 12, cut from 0.75 to 0.60. Additional Kangaroo line mentioned.

Hamburg

Monopoly must be prevented in politics and press

The Commoner urges action against monopolies and calls for federal licensing of interstate commerce to curb trusts. It cites the Kansas City platform, critiques Republican power, and argues licenses should prohibit water in stock and crossing state lines without approval. A Memphis dispatch notes McMillin’s third-term bid and other political tidbits.

Bryan Steel Trust Kansas City Congress New Jersey Senate House

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