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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1916
Page
11
The ad compares Titan kerosene engines with gasoline models, claiming fuel savings of about 11 cents per horsepower per hour. An 8 horsepower unit would save around 88 cents daily for 10 hours, totaling $88 yearly in fuel, suggesting the kerosene option could offset much of the engine cost. It urges readers to consult a Titan dealer for exact figures.
B. A. Satterfield & Co of Columbia Tennessee reports improved crop prospects across the county. Wheat has generally improved but remains below average, oats show notable advance, corn stands are generally good with replanting in many fields, clover and hay crops are thriving, pastures benefit from recent rains, and gardens appear flourishing with a good bay crop expected.
J C Wooten Jr son of Mr and Mrs John T Wooten receives the treasurer post at The Tech MIT Boston Mass a notable honor reflecting his classmates esteem The Tech founded 1881 now in its 36th volume
Nimrod Porter and others file a bill through Webster and Webster seeking court consent to sell Warfield Place to Stuart Swope Fleming of Quercus Lawn. Two minor heirs of Frank Porter require a chancery decree to authorize the sale as reported by The Herald.
In Columbia fans praise the Louisville Colonels and the Clymerites after a near flawless start in the American Association. Manager Bill Clymer built a strong squad with winter training in Columbia, Tennessee, boosting their win percentage to .917 while Indianapolis sits at .667. The Maury County region celebrates the team’s early pennant chances with rising hopes for the 1917 season.
Advertised remedy claims quick relief from persistent colds and coughs from fall to spring. Promotes immediate improvement, soothes inflamed throat and raw tissues, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Includes testimonial from W. Jesseman of Franconia New Hampshire.
At the King's Daughters meeting a new board of directors was elected for The King's Daughters Hospital. Elected were Mrs. P. Woldridge, Mrs. A. B. Sheldon, Mrs. H. P. Piggers, Mrs. Fred R. Gamble, Miss Rosa Barnett, Mrs. J. B. Littlefield, Mrs. J. Etlington, Tutner McAdams, and W. F. Anderson. Mrs. W. P. Woldridge was named life member. Mrs. R. Hopkins and Mrs. L. Padgett became honorary board members.
For your child's cough this Pine Tar Honey syrup soothes coughs and colds. A pleasant remedy children like helps them sleep better and soon recover. Insist on Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey 250 at your druggist.
A discussion reveals a plan to pressure a husband into buying a yard of fabric. The saleswoman had claimed the sample could not be matched, triggering anxiety that he will fear returning home unless he orders a fine new dress.
In a outstanding contest Elizabeth Martin won the declamatory medal for her rendition of Sally Ann's Experience before judges and a large audience. Fourteen contestants performed with notable skill, first prize reflecting strong tutoring and effort across the entire program.
Mrs Mary A Dean of Taunton in her 87th year says Foley Kidney Pills benefited her. Sam A Hoover of High Point reports nighttime kidney trouble eased and he now sleeps through the night. Mrs M A Bridges of Robinson says ten months of use made her feel like a 16 year old. Pills are described as tonic and kidney restoring without harmful drugs. Smiler Drug Co.
The Greenwood school in the Third district reports a successful term with many on the honor roll and several earning eighth grade certificates. Recipients include Annie Pearl Spain Flossie Eugene Spain Velma Ardorn Prentice. Honor roll names feature Ivy Coleman Janie Coleman Ruby Coleman Annie Pearl Spain Flossie Spain Brownie Spain Charlotte Lochridge Annie Lochridge Mary Margaret Buford Velma Prentice Myron Dodson Arthur Harris Charles Harris Jessie Harris and Lessie Harris. Miss Mattie Overton supervised the term and residents commend the progress.
Painful bladder weakness and backache among symptoms hinting at kidney trouble are presented. Henry Rudolph of Carmi Illinois reports relief after using Foley Kidney Pills, noting he sleeps through the night without waking. Ad by Smiler Drug Co.
Isatah Gholston a well known brick mason in the county, was seriously injured Friday at 4:46 pm when bricks from a falling wall at the Fry building on Seventh and High streets buried him. Doctors report cuts on the head and face and a bruised rib, with no broken bones found. He is hospitalised and not expected to be able to work soon due to age.
Statement by President M. H. Smith of the L railroad cited a recent loan to Columbia, later found to have occurred in 1902 during the underpass and new station construction. The railroad advanced $10,000 at interest to the city at that time.
Mrs Redkamp of 2401 Herman St Covington Ky reports a neighbor with a child suffering from croup used Foley s Honey and Tar and saw an immediate improvement after two doses The Smiler Drug Co advertises the product as a reliable remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough
Loyd Cecil of Company B First Tennessee Cavalry says The Herald erred about Ashby’s parole date. The real date was April 26, with Cecil arriving home around May 3. Also noting Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as the genuine cough remedy amid imitations.
The saying contrasts breezy air with stronger gusts, noting wind as a distinct force. It highlights how breezes feel mild while windy conditions imply more intensity and movement in the atmosphere.
A quotation notes that all men are born free and equal, yet remarks some occasionally act a touch superior. The lines reveal a light ironic mood on human behavior and social status within a historical voice.
A busy sale listing ladies and children knit union suits vests and pants at low prices, with men and boys fleeced lined and wool garments, gloves, stockings, shirts, drawers, and related hardware like stove polish, coal hods, shovels, and mop supplies offered in bulk discounts and assorted sizes.
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