Tanlac Restores Strength to Dade County Farmer
A prominent farmer from Dade county credits Tanlac with ending twelve years of stomach trouble and weight loss. He reports gaining fifteen pounds after four bottles, better appetite, no pain, and renewed energy to work from sunrise to sunset. Tanlac is sold in Columbia by SMISHR DRUG CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
J. H. McCauley
Dade County
Live & Let Live Drug Company
Chattanooga
Somach
Taniac
Ike
Columbia
Smishr Drug CO
Two Arrested for Selling Liquor in Vaughan's Alley
Procter Terry and Gertrude Childers, colored, were arrested Sunday afternoon by Officers Griffin and McLean on charges of selling liquor without a license. Police allege a sustained unlawful business run in Vaughan's Alley with Childers as the owner. They waived examination and were bound over to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procter Terry
Gertrude Childers
Griffin
McLean
Terry
Childers
Vaughan’s Alley
Six Appeals to Supreme Court in Chancery Court
Appeals perfected in the Chancery Court and Clerk and Master Mora B. Fariss preparing transcripts for the Supreme Court. Cases include Williams vs Woodard Scott vs Pennington Knox vs Dinning and Figuers vs Fig and others. Two more appeals prayed but not perfected from the current term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Mora B. Fariss
Supreme Court
Williams
Woodard
Scott
Pennington
Knox
Dinning
Figuers
Fig
Prof Tomlinson Appointed to Washington Depart ment
Prof Pride Tomlinson, formerly of Columbia and principal of Jones High School, is appointed to a position in the U S Department of Justice in Washington and will study law at George Town University while serving. He is succeeded at Lynnville by Prof C E Bell of Mountain City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride Tomlinson
Columbia
Jones High School
Department of Justice
Washington
Tomlinson
Georgetown University
Lynnville
C. E. Bell
Mountain City
Joe Miller of Columbia Indicted, Pleads Guilty in Cookeville
Joe Miller of Columbia pleaded guilty before Judge Sanford to selling liquor without a license in Cookeville. He received a two month sentence in Davidson county jail and has begun serving. Several other Maury County residents were indicted at the same grand jury session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Miller
Sanford
Cookeville
Davidson County
Miller
Maury Counti Ang
Harsh Physica Ad Promises Constipation Relief
An advertisement claims Harsh Physica react will strengthen bowels and prevent constipation with Dean's Regulats operating easily at 25e a box, available at all stores.
West Point From the Ranks Promises Army Path
Nashville May 22. A recruiting officer reports a new act of congress allows eligible enlisted men aged 19 to 22 with at least one year of service to be appointed to the United States Military Academy. The bill grants tuition and a $709.60 pay, with graduation yielding a second lieutenant commission, potentially expanding the army’s appeal.
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Nashville
Tenn
W. N. Hughes
Adjutant-General
Congress
Regular Army
West Point
Military Academy
Wervicets Army
Prizes and Diplomas Awarded in Institute Primary Department
After a piano and voice recital, Dr Capers announced prizes and diplomas for the primary department under Mrs Mary Hine. Frances Page Vera Smith Hester Hill and R L Billington Jr received top honors and full diplomas were granted to Marion Black Luella Fraser and Frances Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ashton
Mra. Woodall
Capers
Mary Hine
Frances Page
Vera Smith
Cross
Hester Hill
R. L. Billington, Jr
Marion Black
Luella Fraser
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad Offers Caution
An old advertisement warns that Foley's Honey and Tar cough syrup is genuine and effective for coughs colds croup and whooping cough while noting imitations exist and urging insistence on Foley's. Another ad promotes Dean's Ointment for eczema and itchy skin with a brief call to scratch less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Foley’s.— Similer Drug CO
Advt
J W Campbell Gets New Position
John W. Campbell former St Louis police chief resigns as a police clerk to begin Friday a new role as guard at Merchants Laclede National Bank with higher pay. A veteran of the force since 1876, he also led Hot Springs police and returns to public service in a private security post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Campbell
St. Louis
Board of Police Commissioners
Merchants-Laclede National Bank
Jack” Campbell
Hot Springs
Ark
Campbell
Maury County
Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey cough syrup advertised
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey cough syrup made from pine tar aconite and various ingredients. It promises soothing relief and phlegm production and offers ready made 25 cent bottles with the formula on the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Cardus Woman's Tonic Rescues Despairing Wife
In Catron Kentucky Mrs Bettie Bullock recounts years of womanly troubles and near bed rest until Cardus, the woman’s tonic, brought relief from the first dose. She now walks two miles and does her work, praising the tonic and urging others to ask their druggist about it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catron
Cardus
Letter Carriers Meet Here At Court House
The County Association of the Rural Carriers will meet at the Court House Tuesday afternoon May 30 at 1 o clock to elect officers for the enclosing year and appoint a delegate to the State convention in Jackson Tenn on the fourth and eleventh of July All carriers are requested to be present due to important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Association of the Rural Carriers
Court House
Jackson
Tenn
Whitthorne Declines Contest for State Democratic Seat
In a Herald statement W C Whitthorne says he will not contest the state executive committee race from the Seventh district after a vote miscount kept him from being declared the winner. He notes the tally shows he received 74% of votes but were miscounted for Witt of Giles county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
W. C. Whitthorne
State Democratic Committee
Whitthorne
Witt
Giles
Mer
Dickson
Houston
Humphreys
Lawrence
Lewis
Maury
Wayne
Humphreys County
Giles County
Larkin
Set Free Notice for N. A. Watson
Notice declares son N. A. Watson released from obligations for services and labor and free to contract for himself. He will not be responsible for debts or support arising from this time. Dated May 6, 1916, by T. A. Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Watson
Bmaydt
T. A. Watson
Man Charged With Forgery Arrested By Local Officers
Sherif Griffin and Special Officer Rigsby captured John Kittrell Thursday in Ethridge and Columbia. He faces forgery charges after checks for 7.50 20 and 10 dollars plus related notes were found on him and linked to prior attempts to obtain money. He will answer in Lawrenceburg then be sent to Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Griffin
Rigsby
John Kitcral
Ethridge
Tenn
Union Sta Uon
Columbia
Lawrenceburg
Kittrell
Tha
Strickland
Lawrence County
Court House
Griffin
Sheffield
Lawrenceburs
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Tring Tanlac
Fariss
Prof. Tomlinson
Smiler Drug CO
Dr. King
Henry Rudolph
Carmi
Til
W. B. Capers
Dean
J. W. Campbell
Serneroen
Hendley, Thomas & Nerbley
Mustang
Jsband
Erall Murrey Hardware Co., Manufacturers
Nashville, Tennessee
Pr Srio
Texas
Memphis
Dallas
Ft Worth
W.G. Adame
Ssa
Smaury Countian
The
Man
Lawrence Burg
Swansburg
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