Tennessee Sunday School Convention in Memphis June 11 13
General secretary Carthel issues notice to superintendents across Tennessee for the Tennessee Sunday School Association convention in Memphis June 11 13. Delegates include pastors and superintendents with one delegate per 25 members. A Harvard Plan style program features Rev H M Hamill D D John R Pepper and Rev W A Brown of Chicago.
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Tennessee Sunday Scho
Memphis
Joseph Carthel
Nashville
The
Tennessee Sunday School Association
H. M. Hamill
D. D
John R. Pepper
North Dunlap Street
Tenn
H. White Hall
Noel Building
Hall
Hidden Check Talk Of Town Sparks Reader Craze
The Selma Times touts a new Hidden Check advertising page drawing massive reader engagement. Advertisers see strong word of mouth as readers memorize every name while seekers hunt for the clue, even climbing roofs and tearing at signs. The feature culminates with a $5 reward for the finder and a note that The Herald will carry the page next.
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Selma
Ala
Sweitzer
Cateide
the Times
Herald
Allen placed on trial in Hillsville massacre case
Claude Swanson Allen, Floyd Allen’s son, stood in Whiteville courthouse charged with taking part in the Allen clan conspiracy to wipe out the Hillsville court. He was brought handcuffed to the trial for Judge Thornton Massie’s murder as seven jurors were seated by day’s end. Judge Bo yon testified he saw Claude fire a shot that struck Massie.
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Whiteville
Claude Swanson Allen
Floyd Allen
Allen
Hillsville Court
Whiteville Court
Thornton Massie
D. W. Bo- Yon
Floyd
Healthy Kiddie For Food Expert Born In Washington
A strong healthy baby boy weighing nine and a half pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Harvey W Wiley in Washington. Dr Wiley expresses joy and reports congratulatory telegrams from across the country including James Wilson Secretary of Agriculture. The child named John Harvey Wiley will be raised under food hygiene authority to model care and nutrition. The doctor notes infant mortality stems from ignorance of proper care.
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Was'ington
Harvey W. Wiley
Dr. Wiley
James Wilson
United States
Wrey
Ohio man flags train to avert wreck sparked by shirt tearing
An Ohio man tore his shirt to flag a train and avert a possible wreck. He cites H. T. Alston of Raleigh North Carolina who says four bottles of Electric Bitters cured his liver kidney and stomach troubles. The ad notes a trial and prices at Woldridge Co for 60 cents.
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Ohio
H. T. Alston
Raleigh
N. C
Woldridge Co
Weber Business Manager Hardy Is To Be Principal
Weber announces he will lease the Columbia Military Academy for twenty years with Col J C Hardy named principal and head of student affairs. Hardy will run the school while Weber handles business matters. both aim to deliver top training. Weber and party received a warm welcome from the Board of Trade and local leaders.
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H. C. Weter
Nashville
Columbia Military Academy
J. C. Hardy
Col. Hardy
Weber
Sue
Columbia
Academy
W. E. Bostick
Board of Trade
J. M. Dedman
J. C. Luaray
J. Finney
Eugene Anderson
Warren Titcomb
Mr. Titcomb
Bethel House
Military Academy
Cols, Hardy
Edgerton
Cols. Hardy
Board of Trustees
Hardy
Harry
Nonme
Young Man Indicates Ball Grounds Fainting Incident
Shortly after the Irwin boy accident at the ball grounds on Tuesday afternoon a young man named Wm. Body fainted in the crowd. He recovered quickly without serious repercussions and rode to the city in a buggy.
Safety First Verses From A Druggist Ad
An old time pharmacy style notice urges readiness for injuries with Dr Thomas Electric Ointment for cuts burns and brushes. The ad touts druggist availability at two prices and underscores consumer preparedness.
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Tennessee
Carthel
Harvard
Bchods
Cotham Bros
Alabama City
Thomas
Life Insurance
Z. C. Patten
Chattanooga, Tenn
Insurance Commissioner of
South
B. E. Regen
Columbia, Tennessee
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