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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1909

Page

3

County Sunday School Workers In Session At Annual Convention

County Sunday school workers gather for annual convention with delegates from numerous districts. President Daly presides as J. D. Wallace led devotional hour. reports show half the districts organized and $20 pledged by the county Sunday school cross with $16 spent. Dr. Anderson of Nashville speaks on superintendent work and state program follows with detailed talks.

County Bunday School Etm Thames Daly Fev J. D. Wallace Dale Daleques Henner County J. T. Brownlow Eross A. S. Page Mr. Pleasant W. C. Branham Spring Hill George H. Mack Columbia Tully Street Nawhytte French EB. J. Parke Joseph Carthel Nashville Alabama

6000 Time For Up River Folk

New York reports the Hudson Fulton celebration expanding as naval vessels Half Moon and Clermont proceed to Poughkeepsie and tour upriver with stops at Kingston Catskill Hudson Albany and Troy. Religious services and military events mark a week of pageantry with signals and lights along the river.

New York Hudson Hudson-Fulton Half Moon Clermont Poughkeepsie Kluzston Catskill Albany Troy tSaten Island Hubi Watt Cohoes

King's Daughters' Monday Dinner Draws Donations

A local Kings Daughters dinner fundraiser attracted donations and dues amid a heavy charity drive. The event raised funds for the organization’s relief efforts as members noted urgent needs and ongoing support from the community.

Eh Iueliters Odinner Moly Dees

Maury Docket Before Court in Nashville Tenn

The Court of Civil Appeals gathered in the Supreme Court room at the Capitol to hear the Middle Tennessee docket. Maury County appeals were heard and the session adjourned until 9 o clock today for Giles county cases. Judges Barton Wilson Taylor Palmer Moore presided with a full bench. Maury cases called included Bunch versus Lowell affirmed and other matters heard.

Nashville Tenn Court of Civil Appeals Supreme Court Capitol Middle Tennessee Maury County Giles County B. M. Barton, Jr F. Wilson John M. Taylor H. E. Palmer Felix

Mr. Frierson Improves After Rochester Operation

Dr. W M Biddle reports John Witherspoon Frierson underwent surgery in Rochester Minnesota performed by Mayo doctors. The operation is described as successful and Frierson is expected to make a permanent recovery from his pantric ulcer attack. A late telegram from Rochester, Minn, brings good news to Frierson’s friends in Columbia.

W. M.biddle Rochester Mitt John Witherspoon Phierson Mr. Frierson Columbia Rochester, Minn

Grant led Chicago temperance parade in uniform

President Taft said Alaska governs itself not yet, and Alaska’s status debated. General Grant faced no Army endorsement for leading a Chicago march in uniform, with officials stating he acted as a private citizen.

Washington Frederick UD. Grant Chicago Dickinson M. M. Michaelis Grant United States Army Frederick D. Grant Snd Army WR. Michaelis Fredrick D. Grant General Grant Michaells

Princeville man cures gangrene with Arnica Salve

A Princeville man declares he would rather die than have his feet amputated. Doctors warn he will die from gangrene, but he uses Pecklen’s Arnica Salve and is wholly cured. The ad touts cures for Rezema, sores, burns and piles, priced 25 cents at Geo. S. Alcorn’s.

M. 1 Bingham Princeville Pecklen Geo Alcorn

Meeting Attracts Large Crowds At Christian Church

The Christian church services drew strong attendance with engaging talks titled What is a Christian and The Message of Three Angels. Two members joined during the night service as baptisms were announced for tonight after the sermon by Dr. Wm. M. Biddle. Temperature and pulse normal. services scheduled 4 p.m. and 7:20 p.m. daily.

Wm. M. Biddle MO. W. Frierson

Swept Over Niagara and Kidney Warnings Ad

A period advertisement warns that careless boating causes accidents on the river and urges kidney health. It promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for backache and kidney problems, citing a testimonial from J. R. Blankenship of Belk Tennessee and a 50 cent price at GEO. 8. ALCORN'S.

Niagara Bright J. R. Blankenship Belk, Tenn Geo Alcorn

Memph is Fair judge Dr Woldridge returns. crowds praise show

Dr W. P. Woldridge comes back from Memphis where he served as a judge at the Tri State Fair. He says the fair is one of the greatest he has seen with ideal weather and bright lighting. He plans to return Monday for the balance of the event and notes his famous minimal ride drawing crowds.

W. P. Woldridge Memphis Bob Wiliams Ald Mir Waldridie

Local Patent Medicine Ad Promotes King’s New Life Pills

Pittsfield VI attorney N H Brown endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills as a dependable family medicine for chills constipation biliousness and sick headache. The advertisement offers the product for 0 at GEO 5 ALCORN’S.

N. H. Brown Pittsfield, VI Dr. King Geo Alcorn's

Jones High Beats Cadets In Opening Game

Lynnville Tenn Oct 5 Columbia Military Academy was easy for Jones High School 11 to 6 on Jones home field Lyonville. Jones led 11 to 0 at halftime and only scored a late touchdown after Mayes fumbled on the 2 yard line. Campbell starred for Jones with a three touchdown performance. The Jules team meets Massey School of Pulaski on the local field Saturday Oct 9.

Lynnville Tenn Columbia Military Academy Jones High School Lyonville Mayes Jones Craighead Campbell Stone Jules Massey School Pulaski

Indianapolis Man Kills Wife Then Shoots Self

Albert Carnahan, 26 years old, shot and killed his wife and wounded a bystander before killing himself in Indianapolis. The couple had been separated for weeks and a divorce petition had been pursued. Carnahan reportedly entered the home after drinking, fired four times at his wife and one bystander, then killed himself beside his wife.

Indianapolis Albert Carnahan Carnahan

Public Debt Grows Despite Canal Disbursement Shifts

Treasury monthly figures show a deficit widen with Panama Canal disbursements outpacing receipts by 8.6 million this month and 8.26 million for the fiscal year. Internal revenue and customs gains offset part of the shortfall, while the grand debt stands at 2.648 billion with the ordinary debt rising modestly.

Panama Canal Washington Treasury General Fund United States Treasury Internal Revenue Treasury of Philippines United States

Words to Free the Soul and King’s Discovery

A fragment describes Geo B Blovens of Springfield North Carolina praising Dr King’s Discovery for coughs and lung diseases after three weeks use. It claims Dr King’s Discovery is infallible for coughs and cold and offers trial bottle free.

Geo. B. Blovens Springfield N. C. Fe Dr. King Blevens Earth Geo Alcorn’s

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