Vanderbilt Alumni Banquet Highlights University Pride
About thirty five Maury County Vanderbilt Alumni gathered at Bethel House for an eight thirty banquet and speeches by Chancellor Kirkland Dr Mims Mr MacGugin and Mr Hughes. The event included a reception for Columbia High School seniors and a six course dinner prior to the talks emphasizing alumni support and constructive progress for Vanderbilt University.
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Mims
McGugin
Hughes
Maury County
Vanderbilt Alumni Association
Bethel House
Vanderbilt
Columbia High School
Harria
George T. Hughes, Jr
Vander
Vanderbilt University
Edwin Mims
MacGugin
Col
John Craig
Robert Pillow
Rooster Day Draws Maury County Poultry Buyers
Swat the Rooster day drew crowds as housewives and poultry dealers flocked to produce stores in Maury County. Local firms Columbia Produce Co Barker Mirbia Co Hardison Produce Co and Park Produce Co of Cullooka agreed to pay a fixed price to poultrymen on the twenty third of the month, a date linked to the monarchs of the barn yards.
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Maury County
Columbia Produce Co
Barker-Mirbia Co
Hardison Produce Co
Park Produce Co
Cullooka
Liv-Ver-Lak Ad by Stephenson Bros Promotes Ironic Health Claim
No calomel needed as safe health product claims appear in this vintage ad. The Stephenson Bros advertise LIV VER LAK with promising results and a brief endorsement style typical of period drug promotion.
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Stephenson Bros
Adve
Methodist Unification Plans Adopted At General Conference
Oklahoma City May 22 Ten tentative plans for unifying the three major Methodist bodies in America were approved with officers chosen and a principles declaration adopted. The plan creates the Methodist church of America with four jurisdictional conferences, allows the Colored Methodist Episcopal church to stay independent but in fraternal relation, and withholds Vanderbilt University funds until authorized by a Vanderbit commission. Bishops salaries fixed at 4800 active, 2400 retired, widow payments 1006.
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America
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Vanderbilt University
Committee On
Wdows
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Protestant Methodist Church
Methodist Pal Church of America
Neger
Colored Methodist Episcopal Church
United Church
Joint Commission
D. M. Smith
A. J. Lamar
Gross Alexander
Christian Advocate
T. N. Ivey
E. P. Chappell
W. W. Pinson
W. F. McMurray
Husband Rescues Despairing Wife at Cardus Trial
Catron Kentucky reports a letter from Mrs Bettie Bullock describing years of crippling womanly troubles. After doctors and bed confinement, her husband gave Cardus the woman’s tonic and she recovered enough to walk two miles and do her work. The note urges others with similar troubles to try Cardus, claiming broad success over fifty years and a million testimonials.
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Bettie Bullock
Witiess
Cardul
Cardus
Hughes Heads Vanderbilt Alumni Association Officers
After speeches at the banquet, Vanderbilt alumni held an executive session and elected officers for the coming year. William Hughes of Spring Hill was chosen president and Reese Amis secretary and treasurer. Twelve members pledged to attend the annual banquet at Kis s a m Hall in Nashville on June 15 and hoped to recruit more from Mt Pleasant and Spring Hill.
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Vanderbilt
William Hughes
Spring Hill
Reese Amis
Hallie Direct Foals Filly Colt at pace trot time
Hallie Direct 2:09 pace 2:10 trot foals a filly and colt from Hallie Direct by The Abbe. Owned by Chaffin Bros. advertisement notes Liv-Ver-Lax liver stimulant and safe vegetable compound for children, Stephens on Bros. listed.
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Hallie Direct
Walter Direct
Chaffin Bros
Abbe
Ask Stephenson Bros
Henry Sanders Opens Air Dome on College Hill
Henry Sanders and not A J Armstrong is opening the air dome and moving picture show on College Hill, BS Wan erroneously stated in The Herald Thursday.
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A. J. Armstrong
College Hill
Bs Wan
Herald
Evangelist Lewis Thanks Columbia Hosts Before Farewell
Rev. R W Lewis expresses gratitude for kindness shown during a tabernacle meeting in Columbia. About 250 people professed Christianity, with roughly half joining local churches. He notes community help from Frank G. Smith, George W. Hayes, Editor, Mr Warfield, Bates, and local businesses, and previews a Lewisburg tour.
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R. W. Lewis
D. W
Herald
Columbia
Nashville
Frank G. Smith
William ©. Brittain
George W. Hayes
The
Joseph F. Brownlow
Warfield
Cause of Christ
Bates
Brother Buchnan
Judge Patterson Dead in the West
A telegram from Columbia reports the death in Los Angeles of former Circuit Judge B. D. Patterson. He served twelve years as circuit judge, living in Savannah, and was highly respected by Columbia citizens. Patterson’s health had declined for months prior to death. LIV-VERLAX touted as liver aid by Stephenson Bros. (Advi)
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Los Angeles
Cal
B. D. Patterson
Judge Patterson
Sam Holding
Savannah
Liv-Verlax
Two Thousand Cocks Bought For Swat the Rooster Day
Farmers in Maury County report a countywide campaign to reduce rooster numbers. Dealers say 2 99 roosters were sold to outlets across the county with roosters fetching ten cents a pound if sold under agreement to restrict breeding during June to August. six cents otherwise. Wives took part attracted by the price.
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Maury County
Foley Kidney Pills Relief Ad Mention
Relieves bladder distress and weak bladder symptoms by strengthening kidneys. Claims quick relief from burning and irritation, easing irregular action, including sleeplessness, with Foley Kidney Pills as the prompt tonic and restorative remedy. WOLDRIDGE CO. advertisement.
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Foley
Woldridge CO
Advt
Last Rites Planned for Late Senator Emé Tey
Arrangements for the funeral of Senator William C. Emé Tey were completed in Frankfort for Tuesday. Dr. John G. Booth, his son in law, arrived to supervise. The body rested at a local chapel before transport by a special train of three coaches to the capital of Kentucky.
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Washington
Frankfort
William C. Emé Tey
John G. Booth
Kentucky
AT The Racket Price List For Home Goods
Local store advertises 200 patterns and colorings of window shades curtains rods mats and accessories. Items include wood curtain poles feather dusters wool dusters flower pots wire fern baskets Jap matting rugs and Crex bugs with prices ranging from 5 cents to 350 dollars per item.
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