Pleasant Mount congregation farewell sermon and rains
Our correspondents report Rev EB B Se fnew delivering his farewell sermon at Pleasant Mount on Sunday with planned basket dinner and Lord's Supper, rain spoiling morning services, Se fnew set to Sedalia June first for ministry, and local farming updates on corn, wheat, oats, and a damaged acre.
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Woverland
EB B Sefnew
Pleasant Mt Congression
Sedalia
Rey Williams
Lebanon
Pleaawot Mt
Rov
Serface
Roa
Comedious
J. A. Kannon
Local Social News from Burwood and Nearby
Residents and visitors mentioned include Mr and Mrs Brown McMaee and daughter Anne visiting Mrs Julia Morrow of Burwood. Willie McKee ill. Mrs Finnae Alderson of Water Valley visited here. Willie Ratcliffe of Sawaust Valley and Maury and Willie Pigg visited Aunt Sallie Pigg. Virginia Lockhart from Mr Pleasant in our midst. Mr R E Whittaker visited Columbia. Mrs Sam Fields went to Dark’s Mill for a week. Mrs Gulaen Pitepatrick with a blister. Vienna Labt. Continued on Seventh page.
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Mia. Brown McMaee
Anne
Julia Morrow
Burwood
Willie McKee
Finmaé Alderson
Water Valley
Willie Ratcliffe
Sawaust Vaily
Maury
Willie Pigg
Sallie Pigg
Misa Virginia Lockhart
Mr. Pleasant
R. EB. Whittaker
Columbia
Sam Fields
Dark's Mill
Guluen Pitepatrick
Virgid Olocker
Vienna
Labt
Osteopathy Explained as a Nervous System Telecommunication
The text compares osteopathic treatment to a doorbell and telegraph system, arguing that the osteopath acts on specific nerve centers to restore blood flow and nerve action without medicine. It likens manipulation to operating a central circuit, where proper stimulus yields calculable, intelligible results.
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Ian Osteopath
On Parade Showcases The Oxford March And Shoes
A parade feature notes the Oxford March in progress with a vast display of ladies footwear. It highlights up-to-date oxford and strap slipper styles, including heavy sole street wear and lighter sole dress wear, offered in any style and grade with prices from one shilling per pair.
Strap Sandals Offer In Various Styles And Prices
Sandals have ancient roots and many modifications. The ad promotes Strap Sandals from Artist Patent Kid and Fine Glove Kid lines with 2 and 3 straps, trench and french heels, beaded trim, priced from 1.50 to 3.00.
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T. N. Figuers
Osteopathy Course Prospectus at Maxwell See's Tenn
The Philadelphia Journal of Osteopathy promotes a two year course divided into four terms with extensive anatomy and physiology study. It lists Descriptive Anatomy, Histology, Physiology, Pathology and Demonstrations on the Cadaver, Gynecology, Obstetrics, Medical Jurisprudence and Clinical Demonstrations. The program excludes Materia Medica and is offered at No 20 South High Street in Valdosta.
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Philadelphia Journal of Osteopathy
Drs. Ammerman
South High Street
Fovriu
Materia Medieu
Maxwell
See’s
Valdinota
Tenn
Tefirmary Office
South High
Commencement Exercises Highlight Columbia Public School
June events announce Columbia public school graduation with Kath arine Scott as Valedictorian and Lucy Thomas as salutatorian. Colored school exercises set for June 7. Also notes Lieut. Robt. O. Ragedale’s appointment to the regular army after service with the Tennessee volunteers in the Philippines. Plus a testimonial on Dr. King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung troubles.
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Columbia Public School
Athelaetin
Katharine Scott
Lucy Thomas
Colored School
Robt
O. Ragedale
Congress
J. B. Lilly
Hannibal
Strow
W. PB
Woldridge
Maury County Teachers urged to attend June meeting
The Maury County Teachers Association reports success in arranging with the State Superintendent to hold a State Normal Institute at Columbus beginning June 10. Members are asked to attend the next Maury County Teachers Association meeting on Saturday June 1 for important business. Jaurs E. Sconry, President.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Columbis
Maury County
A Valuable Poodle Provokes Local Dog Tax Wary Officers
Trustee Granberry and Deputy Cheaira struggle under the dog tax law due to missing books and blanks. A Nashville-bound traveler, described by Deputy Cheairs as Mary Lambright a brown poodle with a well behaved demeanor and curled tail, seeks to comply while a patrolman records the pug nodule details.
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Granberry
Ccheaire
Cheaira
Nashville
Cheairs
Mary Lambright
Candy letters and medical ads headline mix
A scattered page fragment lists post office letters including names like Mrs George Pillow and Jennie Dabney, with a brief note about advertised letters. it also includes an advertisement for Bucklen's Arnica Salve and a commentary snippet about Carmack and Southern loyalty, ending with herbal health claims.
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HM. Barr
George Pillow
Jennie Dabney
Caroline Plunckett
Jennie Davis
JTG
Patti
Lou Eaton
Dav Beay
Lynn Galaspie
Tucker
Jennie Hill
Lizzie Vicking
Roy Hester
JM Whittaker
Mays Jenkins
Wm Packages
Brown
Elvira Pillow
Ruthie Garden
Gts Williams
Laura May
John Logue
Marycol Witherspoon
Laura
Faniss
P.M
A Palatial Home Burned at Meadowbrook
Philadelphia reports a major fire struck Thoms Wanamaker's Meadowbrook estate in Montgomery county. The mansion and art gallery were destroyed, with paintings valued at about 40000 and total losses estimated near 510000. Only a portion of the collection survived.
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Philadelphia
Sheme
Thoms Wanamaker
Meadowbrook
Montgomery County
Nglanings
Theolossik Vatimaeth
van Byle
Charles Soewt
Wanamaker
Delegates Elected for Confederate Veterans Reunion
At the court house meeting of the Sons of Confederate Veterans last week delegates were chosen to attend the Memphis reunion. Elected were Mesare, Will Howard, Henry Froane, H. F. Alexander and BR. D. Looney with alternates Meare, Matthews Gordon, Robert Harlan, A. O. P. Nicholson, dr and G. Smith.
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Sons of Confederate Veterans
Court House
Memphis
Mesare
Will Howard
Henry Froane
H. F. Alexander
BR. D. Looney
Meare
Matthews Gordon
Robert Harlan
A. O. P. Nicholson
and &. G. Smith
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Goshen Church
A. R. Roach
Emma Kinzer
Santa Fe
Cora
Mazatech Fieming
Batnel
J. P. Johnson
Littie Blackburn
Williamson County
Onisra
Dr. King
W. P. Woldhane
Lion Coffee
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Onio
Drs. Ammerton
Citizens Telephone
Bell Telephone
Public School
Ragsdale
Candy Cathartic
Duicoulwv
Kate M
Bucklen
Carmack
Cleveland Journal
J.P. Street & CO
New York
Deadrick and Square
Weauhy
The
Maury National Bank
Columbia, Tennessee
B.C. Church
A.B. Rains
G. T. Hughes
D. A. Parker
A. F. Brown
R. W. McLemore
Bert
Church
W. M. Cheairs
W.P. Ridley James Andrews R
L. McKinney
J.D. Barrow
J.C Wooten
W. M. Cheaira
A. Parker Casheir
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
J.P. Brownlow
Id. R. Gracy
Jno
W. Fry
John W. Fry
J.J. Fleming
J. E. Brownlow
T. J. Rea
Bithal Howard , J. F. Brownlow
J. F. Brownlow
Caehler
Phoenix .”. Bank
Board OF
J. BP. Street
John W. Frierson
John A. Oaker
W. B.greenlaw
D. F. Watkins
J.B. Street
W. Frierkson
J. J. L. Ruttor
Jani
Onuhier
Thomas P. Wanamaker
Troyed
Loxa
Cumberland
Clare Umnmer
Monteagie
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Lalves
Peard
W.H Payne
Win MowreaaLe
Harry Tindell
Congressman Padgett
Leftwich’s Bridge
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