Stomach Health and Local News From Valley and Port Royal
An item from Oct 8 reports Gypsy Briain writing from Valley and Port Royal with neighborhood notices. It notes sermons by Stev. T. A. Hardin at Port Royal, a tent meeting near Kedron, and improving health of residents including Mrs. Amelia Jar and Mrs. Glenn. Also mentions Mrs. R. P. Phelps visiting, and local travel news. An ad promotes New Great South American Kidney Cure for quick relief of kidney and bladder issues.
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Port Royal
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Nashville
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Lunn
Matt All County
Crawford
Glenn
R. P. Phelps
Southport
R. F. Overton
D. Dudley
Cruimp
Eilen Dudley
Franklin
H. D. Campbell
Williamson Paper
Port Roya
Harris Brow
Os Buford
Mrs. Ryan
Arno
Gypsy Briain
A.B. Rarss
Dragetet
Apus
Columbia, Tenn
Student Club Reorganization Elects Officers and Plans Meetings
A Monday meeting restructured the Student's Club at the Public School building electing Miss Carpenter as President and Miss Tenet as Secretary. Two monthly meetings are set for the second and fourth Mondays with subjects ranging educational topics and literary programs. Committees on membership and programme were formed with Misses Scott Bennett Frierson and Frid Floyd Mitchell assigned. A follow up meeting will outline the season's study plan.
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Tenet
Scott
Bennett and Frierson
Frid
Floyd
Mra. Mitchell
Osteopathy doctors Ammerman praised by patients and colleagues
Letters from C. E. Srizz and J. H. Goopingurt commend Drs. Ammerman and wife as competent osteopaths. An Henderson, Kentucky case details Mrs Hicks, once near death from typhoid, recovering after treatment at the A. T. Still Infirmary in Madisonville with sustained improvement and gratitude. They cite Alma Mater ties and local reputation.
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Ammerman
Franklin, Ky
C. E. Srizz
D. C
A. G. Hinprera
Mapisoxville
Henderson
Hopéleas
Louisville
Madisonville
Sonielaw
Ladies' Fine Shoes Offer In Columbia Market
Ladies feature a wide range of leather shoes including street boots walking shoes broad toes with military heels dress toes with light turn roles kid and cloth tops full dress patent leather. Edwin Clapp fine five and six dollar shoes highlighted along with the largest line of men footwear and bargains at three fifty and two fifty in town.
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Columbia
Edwin Clapp
Market Report Grain and Provisions October 9
Grain and provisions summary shows bids for flour patents and various grades, with wheat and corn quotes, pork, lard, ribs, and live stock prices across Chicago St Louis and Kansas City markets. Financials note New York money on call, mercantile prime rates, sterling exchange, and government lands steady.
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Perry Tie
Missouri
Chicago
Wie
St. Louis
Texas Fed
Nutty
Western Lambs
Guessing contest invites Maury county vote prediction
The Herald offers a Photon contest promising a handsome furniture prize for the subscriber who guesses Maury county Governor votes in 1900 most closely. Past totals were 6 637 in 1896 and 3 388 in 1898, with window display at Dobbins and Ewing.
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Maury County
Herato Company
Heratd
Dobbins & Ewing
Contest Offer for Herald Subscription Guess
Open to Daily and Weekly Herald subscribers whether in arrears or paid. Pay one dollar and receive the Herald and a guess entry. The simple condition applies to all readers, old and new, regardless of prior subscription status.
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Herald
Cumberland Telegraph orders bond on operators to curb talks
The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company mandates a 235 guarantee bond to stop operators from talking over lines, aiming to prevent customer and other who were inconvenienced. Also referenced is Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted as a cure for burns and various skin ailments, sold by W. P. Woldridge.
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Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Courier-Journal
W. P. Woldrhdge
Two Aged Men Ler From Holmes Prophecy At Harvard
The century’s end prophecy by Oliver Wendell Holmes about the last survivor of his Harvard class of 1829 has not come true. Two men, Charles Storer Storrow of Boston and a BRL fellow, remain alive but could not attend the commencement exercises.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Harvard
Charles Storer Storrow
Boston
BRL
Water Power plan for Susquehanna river dam and canal
Plan to develop Susquehanna power three miles south of the Maryland Pennsylvania line. A great dam to be built in Pennsylvania with a canal to the power house yielding forty feet fall. Estimated 40 000 horsepower and project cost about 7000000 dollars. Power to be transmitted to Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia.
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Susequehanna River
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
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