Old Age and Community Notes in a Rural Ledger
The page blends poetry and local notices with rural life vignettes. It mentions weather effects on crops, smallpox concerns, and health advice, while listing births, illnesses, visits, and residents such as Chloe, Mrs Hart Church, and Mr Rut Nenods. The column notes Mrs Jane Dobbins visiting daughter, Dr. Paul Clemens arriving, and various relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronny
Keon Creek
Marek
Howes
Anna Spex
Rut Nenods
Ani Thortan
Perey Miller
Sante Fe
Ye Graton
Hole
Wren
Wies
Honey McNeal
Godwin
Mer
Joe Ham
Mise Lily Roberts
Uickman
Rand
Poibiberts
Zion
Little Mixx
Luetle Roberts
Hart Churot
Santa Ro
Jim Kinger
Water Vatley
Navah Messrs
Charley
Johnny Cates
Mr. Blackwell
Roberts
Chloe
Echo
Simmons
Cross Brpars
Paul Clemens
Mitael Susio
Mary Lou Hickey
St Petersburg
Fla
Camille
Bessie Gordon
Nashville
Cornelia Jones
Judd Q. Loyd
F. J. Webster
Mesars
George, Bish
Hammon Webster
The
Barrens
Maude Cecil
Columbia
Jane Dobbins
James Dobbins
Phillip Dawson
Mary Porter Webster
Emanon
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Wide Cure and Reward
The notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy with a $100 reward for any failure to cure. It states the medicine is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces, claiming to cure constitutional diseases like catarrh and to strengthen the body. The ad promises testimonials and lists F. J. Cheney as contact in Toledo, Ohio, and mentions Hall's Family Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unis
Hall
Astor Cestimoninis
Y & CO
Toledo
O Adress
F.J. Ohed Hall
Drugulsts
Rally Hu News: New storehouse and returning soldiers
Rally Hu letters note a new storehouse addition to aid the community. Mr. Alex Moore plans a new storehouse, while Burd Hurt, a First Tennessee veteran, has just returned from the Philippines, and Bil Devevherry awaits homecoming around AVL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rally Hin
Hewany
Rally HU
Alex Moore
Burd Hurt
Philippine Delands
Bil Devevherry
Soldier Boys
Avon
PAZO OINTMENT GUARANTEE PILES REMEDY
A notice claims PAZO OINTMENT is a guaranteed pile remedy sold with a money refund if not cured in one application. It states refunds are offered, that the product is authorized by manufacturers, and that agents are placed with druggists in Columbia to sell it with a promise of delivery by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Inbia
Felt
Real Estate Transfers Reported for 4H Preset and Wife
Real estate transfers show presets and spouse transferring property to Win J Charter and others. The listings include win L Doitiey and Wet neres district 17LD with 84 212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preset
J. Charter
Ode to a Fallen Tree on an Endless Road
A distorted traffic ode laments a fallen tree blocking a Colmia street. The speaker mourns its loss as a symbol of nature undone by progress and trade laws, tying the tree to a nation’s past, labor, and future harvests. The poem blends mythic rhetoric with urban decay and calls for reverence of nature amid industrial change.
Author of Annie Laurie Dead at 91
London cable reports Lady Joan Scott Spottish died at ninety one in London. A woman of strong character she kept old manners and customs. She was a musician who wrote music and words for Annie Laurie and adapted the ballad to fit her composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Scott Spottish
Annie Laurie
London
Chicago Tribune
Estes Fee Law Declared Unconstitutional by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court delivered Saturday opinion by Judge McDowell declaring the Estes fee law unconstitutional and affirming the Court of Chancery Appeals. The ruling ends the law allowing county officials to collect fees, reversing prior authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
Court of Chancery Appeals
Estes
Supreme Court
Self-mutilation concerns reach Philippine troops
General Otis orders investigation into hand and foot wounds among Philippine duty troops after Col Woodhull reports frequent self inflicted injuries. A board of survey will determine how cases occurred and if they impair line duty, with discharge as a goal for those affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Otis
A. A. Woodhull
Department of the Pacific
Otia
Neasor
Temptation to Valres Spoof Hits Army Candy Cheer
The government sent fifty tons of candy to the troops in the White Pines during the last three months. The Chicago Times-Herald warns that if this continues, women will be breaking into the army next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Pines
Chicago Times-M Herald
Winter Shoes and Accessories Sale Announcement
Community sale listing details a clearance with price drops on men's and women's footwear and related items. Includes mentions of boots, sandals, and dress shoes with many reductions such as items labeled at 6200 and 1200 in local currency, plus a BAM contact for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
Spain
Erie
Mia
Phil Shoes
Oates Ladiow
A Cigarette Duel At a Brooklyn Cotillion
J M Figuers reports on a German fashion at a Brooklyn Riding and Driving club cotillion led by I Wilmarth Appleton. Mrs Frank W Duryea dances with C Fr Hubbs and Harry Bennett as three men puff cigars to win a partner. Hubbs finishes first and waltzes away with the prize while Duryea must escort her with a Japanese umbrella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Wilmarth-Appleton
Brooklyn Rough Riders
Riding and Driving Club
Appleton
Frank W. Duryea
Harry Bennett
Mrs. Duryea
Chapin clears old debts owed by his late father
Simeon Chapin, son of the late KD Chapin, bought out all creditors of his father, a board of trade operator, offering dollar for dollar in full settlement. Creditors including Schwabacker and John Cudahy praised the act, noting many claims had long been outlawed or forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapin
KD. Capin
Board of Trade
Dublin
Tbs Drediors
Bargers
Clospin
Armour & Co
Ninel
Mr. Schwabacker
John Cudehy
Cudahy & Stever
Tiny Skyscrapers Exhibit For Paris World Fair
Willard A. Smith acting for Ferdinand W. Peck announces skyscraper models for the Paris exposition. Smith, director of civil engineering and transportation, edits the Railway Review and leads the transportation department. Two ten foot high models will display complete stone faced and steel skeleton versions with joined beams and fireproof tiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard A. Smith
Ferdinand W. Peck
United States
Paris
Smith
Department of
Civil Engineering and Transportation
Railway Review
Transportation Department
Opera Manager Grau Honored by Legion of Honor
At the Metropolitan Opera House New York the company presented Maurice Grau with a token of congratulation after France named him a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor. Fénard Lauterback praised France and Grau as a U.S. citizen, Grau thanked the company for its loyal support and Madame Enines kissed him on both cheeks amid the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Maurice Grau
Opera
Grau
Fénard Lawterbech
Lauterback
France
Grats
United States
Enines
Mlle
de Lins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ove
Ierda
Aetilla Gathiere
Dows
Tegatling
Turner
Centurion
Estes Fee Law
J. M. Figuers
Mr. Prosy
Raber—Becker
Brooklyn
Yonkers Statman
Mac
Puck
Chicago
Simeon
Chaepi
Awerica
Tat Baldin
Ian
Membef Tis Company
Nanar
Gremany
Germany
W. &. Fairbank Company
B.S. Thomas
MO. P. McGaw, Jr
South Side Park
McGaw & Thomas Sale Agency
North Main and
Sixth Streets
Columbia, Tenn
Moline Corn Planter
Hampton le Win
Just
Keystone
J. P. Street & Co
Citizenp
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