Tennessee politics and English civilization debate in The Columbia Herald
The Columbia Herald discusses Tennessee political matchup with Senates candidates Hooper and Overall, praising Hooper's strength and signaling a wary path for Democrats. It also rebuts claims of English civilization rot by Prof. Sanborn, defending English virtues and England’s war effort and volunteer force.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Herald
Senate
Booper
Parson Brownlow
East Tennessee
West
Littleton
Patterson
McKellar
Lea
Washington
Democratic Party
Hooper
John W. Overall
Hke Hooper
Shakespeare
Napoleon
Rye
Wood
Sanborn
Vanderbilt University
United States
Lusitania
Louvain
Nashville University
Methodist Church
England
British Isles
Thou Shalt Not Kill Editorial Stokes Deep South Debate
The Hattiesburg News editorializes on a murder case where unwritten law is the defense and asserts that The Herald would imprint a strong moral warning with the command Thou Shalt Not Kill. The piece targets Southern readers and urges a conscience lesson in violence.
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Hattiesburg (Miss
Herald
Allies' trench performing far from flawless duty claim
The text suggests critics, including German sympathizers, argue England has not fulfilled its full duty, claiming the Allies' trench performance is valuable yet not complete. It reflects contemporaneous views on wartime duties and perceived shortcomings.
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England
Germany
Braham & Hughes Team On Southern Trip
Braham and Hughes baseball squad leaves Spring Hill for three days to play Massey school of Pulaski Alabama and the Y M C A team of New Decatur. Squad includes Merritt manager Speck captain catcher Lucas first base Lamensdorf second base Doak shortstop Caldwell third base Neely pass center field Lamensdorf right field Read pitcher Baggett pitcher Felpa sub coach.
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Herald
Spring Hill
Tenn
Braham & Hughes
Pulaski
Decatur
Alabama
Massey School
New Decatur
Merritt
Speck
Lucas
J. Lamensdorf
Doak
Caldwell
Neely
Pass
Feld
Read
Baggett
Felpa
Trabue Charged With First Degree Murder
Nashville Tenn May 10 Charles C Trabue was indicted by the grand jury of the criminal court for murder in the first degree for the killing of Harry Stokes two weeks ago.
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The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Charles C. ‘Trabue
Criminal Court
Harry 8. Stokes
Fry Bros. Expand Auto Sales and Deliveries
Fry Bros have sold and delivered numerous cars to multiple local buyers in Mut county over the last fifteen months. The firm also added the Republic truck to their catalog and sold one to A D Sloan Grocery in this city.
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Fry Bros
Mut
Johnnie Dugger
Sind
B. A. Adkisson
W. B. Greenlay
Overland
G. B. Howat
R. Hayes
J. R. Patterson
Dickinson
Ford
Hayes
Ero
T. H. B. Johnson
W. H. Sellers
L.baker
J. H. Bratton
Voorhirs Hardware Co
A. N. Sargeant
W. Hi. Forter
B. Gray
P. A. Taylor
J. Grimes
J. R. Blackwell
L. Ii
Fosill
Will Lumsden
Fred Pickens
Republic
A. D. Sloan Grocery
Herald Circulation Report Shows Rise From Convention
During the first three days of this week the Herald printed an average 1,540 copies daily, about 300 above normal. The rise is attributed largely to the Juniors convention, with nearly 100 of the latter set to receive the paper for the rest of the month.
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The
Herald
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At a Cabaret Love Snorts and Steak Jests
A playful captioned moment at a cabaret contrasts romance with a biting joke about a steak. The quip highlights witty banter and cabaret humor in a lively venue setting.
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Columbia, Tenn
Finney
FP. Hastings
Europe
Confederacy
Russia
Italy
Thes
All Ladies
Uating
Gar
Thomson
Columbia's. .Big Department Store
White Georgette
Columbia, Tennessee
Massey
Trabue
Stokes
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