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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
4
Capt. T. F. Peck urges farmers to use winter for planning the year ahead. He compares planning to surveying railroads and drafting legal and religious work, stressing preparation for contingencies and weather variance. Execution comes in spring and summer.
Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation praised as excellent easy to take mild and gentle in effect. Useful trial recommended and advertised for sale by all dealers.
Miss Haster Alexander, beloved aunt to Misses Johnnie and Nola Alexander and sister-in-law to Mrs. John Alexander, died Monday afternoon in her eighty eighth year at her Mt Pleasant area home. She was the last of her immediate family, a Cumberland Presbyterian and Ebenezer church member. The funeral is at Reeces Chapel with Rev J C Molloy officiating. Burial in the Ebenezer cemetery. Pallbearers named: Sidney Estes, John Mayberry, Thomas Cayce, John Matthews, John Gilbreath and Will Thomas.
Public notice announces Lacy Whitaker acquiring an interest in Bert Hill’s business, forming Hill & Whitaker. The partners pledge a complete stock, up-to-date prices, and experienced service, thanking patrons and asking for continued support to deliver value and satisfaction.
Ben LARABEE of Louis, Missouri writes to The Herald urging President Wilson to appoint John Jackson as Columbia postmaster for life. He praises Jackson as nonpartisan in aid to the sick and poor and asks Maury Democrats to oppose dislodging him, noting the letter was sent without Jackson’s knowledge. Dated March 11, 1919.
Dr F Friedmann left New York for Canada to show his claimed tuberculosis cure. Early American patients in New York at the Peoples Hospital have reportedly improved, with less chest pain and coughing, according to Max Landesman. He called the treatment remarkable.
President Wilson outlines policy in a formal statement warning Latin American hotheads to halt revolts and maintain stability across the region. He stresses restraint, emphasizes diplomacy, and cautions against interference in domestic affairs.
President Wilson issued a formal statement defining U S aims in the Americas. He calls for friendship and cooperation based on law and order, rejects personal gain and disorder, and pledges to support peaceful, lawful governance and mutual respect between the United States and Central and South American republics.
The Legion of the Red Cross has secured the third floor of the Nelson building to fit up as a lodge room for regular meetings. Over forty members are already listed with further plans and tasks to be undertaken at the upcoming Thursday meeting.
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