Sunday Sermons and Local News From Clark Community
Local notes report TimMoNs Het TeAfter tending long on eleeve and a broadcasted sermon schedule at HeraLo. Seay will fill Godwie’s next Sunday service, likely drawing a large crowd for his final sermon. Miss Walter and Miss Thomas are mentioned with health and travel updates alongside Columbia fair attendance and family visits. Mrs Bad Brooks and others are noted traveling, with several relocations and a new school week beginning as area residents adjust to changes.
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TimMoNs
Het
HeraLo
Bro
Seay
Godwie Aspel
Mise
Bertie Walters
Mt. Pleasant
Polkie Thomas
Columbia
Walter Forgey
Texan Mongar
OIG
Lee Seaton
Roberts Bend
Core Cheat
Robertson County
Bad Brooks
William Re
Iola
Re Etta Timmons
Luis Willis
Winfield Harris
Verna
Pleasant
Low Vestal
Polk Allen
Tawra
J. H. Hull
Charley Hull
Timmes
J. BO
Carter's Creek
Misa Daisy Swans
Franklin
Joel Cox
Hold Stone
Smith Dalton
Laura Brown
Ines
Joe McKee
Nashville
Mr. McKee
Clark
Bre
Hendrix
Snyder
Delia Anderson
Walters
Caldwell
Brother
Bear Creek
Pere
Ernest Fitzgerald
Normal College
Lelia Wilkes
Jno
Bolton
Sam Vestal
Fletcher Oakley
Ko Hllywood
Ollie Walters
HeBato
Ite
Zeca
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Adverts Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Mystic Cure as a radical treatment for rheumatism and neuralgia, promising cure in 1 to 3 days and immediate disappearance of symptoms after the first dose. It is sold by A. B. Raina, Druggist, Columbia. The rest of the item covers local notices about sermons, social updates, and community news from Promise City, including illnesses, weddings, and farming activity.
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A. B. Raina
Droggiat
Columbia
Odea
T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Liwa
A.B. Rains
Driggint
McMillin Speech At Court House Draws Crowd
Governor Benton McMillie addressed a large crowd at the Court House on Wednesday afternoon. He praised Democratic administration, highlighted savings from legislation on text book, coal arts inspection, and judiciary reforms, and discussed national issues with clarity. Ernvat Pillow of Marshall County responded with brief, pointed remarks.
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Benton McMillie
Court House
Ernvat Pillow
Marshall County
Revival Services At South Columbia Methodist Church Spark Renewal Hope
Rev J F Beasley opened a series of revival services at South Columbia Methodist Church with a morning sermon urging Christians to shun worldly temptations and deepen devotion to God and Christ’s kingdom. He lamented the town’s spiritual state and urged an old time revival, endorsing a recent editorial. The week includes preparatory Sacrament services, Junior Endeavor meetings, and a union night service at the nearby Methodist church.
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J. F Beasley
Southolumbia
Moraine
Herod
Sunday-School Association meets in Bigbyville October 17 18
Maury County Sunday-School Association plans a two day event at Bigbyville Methodist Church on October 17 and 18. The program covers long services, district reports, department meetings, officer elections, and a concluding adjournment with speeches by Rev W A Provine, Hon L P Padgett, and others.
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Maury County
Neasion
Bigbyville
W. A. Provine
J. H. Courtney
W. A. Fleming
Rev. Geo. ©. Bachman
SS. Association
Nashville
Frank Bramback
McCains
Bewin
Columbia
R. & Perry
O. P. Rutledge
J.T. Williamson
Toonessie State S
Geo. O. Bachman
W. W. Stephenson
W.S Premrva
W. B. Gaeextaw
South's True History and Miss Gordon’s Negro Song Art
Editor argues Columbia should patronize literary and musical entertainments. Praises Miss Gordon as an historical interpreter of the old South and lauds Roth McEnery Stuart and others for advancing Negro life through song and story. Feels true history lies in literature, not school books, and predicts strong artistic renditions next Monday night.
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Epitor Herato
The
Herano
Columbia
Darkey
South
Pores
Fletcher
Homer
Greece
Shakspeare
England
Forsouth
Miss Gordon
Geo
John I Gordon
Genine
Roth McEnery Stuart
New England
Union Mand Meeting at First Wet church
Moo and boys attend the Union Mission Meeting at the First Wet church at 10 p m with visiting brethren of the Association delivering talks on Needs of Young Man Social Physical Religious An an Work for Young Men Our Opportunity in Tennesse No night service at First Presbyterian Cumberland Presbyterian or Baptist churches Ziondorph Congregation to observe the Lord s Supper next Sunday Preparatory service Saturday at 11 o'clock Rev W A Progine pastor First Cumberland Presbyterian Church Columbia to preach P Hawa Pastor
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1St
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Endeavor Society
Lat Methodist Church
Angus McDonald
Nashville
Free Presbyterian Church
Abram
South Columbia Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
F. B. Webb
First Presbyterian Church
W. R. Peebles
South Columbia
State Young Men's Christian Association
Ap. W
Pires Baptist Church
Monts
Ali
Association
First Presbyterian
Cumberland Presbyterian of Baptist Churches
Pastor’s Association
Congregation of Ziondorph
W. A. Progine
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Columbia
P. Hawa
Fragmentary note on Grove's Tastelows Chill Tonle
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Grove's Tastelows Chill Tonle and a pale pee formula on bottles. The readable content is unclear, with incomplete words and confusing phrases, lacking coherent facts or identifiable entities.
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Grove
Kent Seven Room Brick House for Sale Desirable
A. 8. Jammels advertises a seven room brick house in Kent as a very desirable residence. Apply to A. 8. Jammels for details and inspection.
Card of Thanks from Dees and Tarcom family
A brief card of gratitude from Dees and Tarcom family thanks friends for aid and sympathy after a bereavement, expresses appreciation and faith that God will reward in the hereafter.
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Dees
Tarcom
Asp Kawi
A Proof of Osteopathy Helps a Young Man in Columbia
Colie Fortines, 27, of near Lynnville Giles County, receives free osteopathic treatment from Dr Ammerman at Sellars restaurant. After two weeks his range improves notably, he can move his right arm and leg briefly, and he hopes to be up by Christmas possibly on crutches. The story highlights renewed hope and patient cheer amid hardship.
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Colie Fortin
Lynnville
Giles County
Sellars
Dr. Ammerman
Hakana
Aimerman
HeRaLp
State Christian Convention Opens in Clarksville
The Tennessee State convention of Christian cadres met in Clarksville. Delegates attended a devotional session and heard speakers including Rider, L Uryatal of Memphis, and Hon. G N. Tillman of Nashville. The board reported 18 extra workers, over 60 additions to the church, and substantial funds raised for local, state, and missions, with a push to raise 100000 for gospel propagation in Tennessee. Dr H D Smith preached. Elder A A Ferguson spoke that evening.
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Clarksville
Christian Cadretses
Rider. L. Uryatal
Memphis
G N. Tillman
Nashville
Loday
State Board
Tennessee
H. D. Smith
Hopkinaville
A. A. Ferguson
Johnson City
Republican Mass Meeting Called in Maury County
Republican voters in Maury County convene in Columbia Circuit Court room at 11 a m on October 4 1000 to discuss preconting against the Republican Executive Committee over Joseph H Fassell s candidacy for Congress and related party leadership disputes as noted by Dewees and Waith.
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Maury County
Circuit Court
Court House
Columbia
Republican Executive Committee
Joseph H. Fassel
Congress
Pes
Bryan Replies To Meiklejohn Letter On Sulu Treaty Theory
William Jennings Bryan cites a Meiklejohn letter and asserts Republicans with administration approval promote the theory that the Constitution does not follow the flag. He argues the thirteenth amendment could be used to justify slavery in the Sulu archipelago and questions U.S. authority in Puerto Rico. He outlines a suggested presidential policy to protect local rulers if foreign powers intervene.
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Republican Party
Otis
Congress
Popubliean Party
Bax Mdostud
Sulu Archipalace
Insolvent Notice Identified by County Clerk
Administrator John W. Thomas estate listed with public safety item. creditors urged to come forward and settle with administrator 0 Gonius. Court set date in April for settlement actions and final accounting.
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John W. Thomas
Tupinias
Gonius
They Two by Mrs Frank A Brook
Poem reflecting on aging parents left in the family home as children grow up and depart. The piece recalls youthful gatherings around the fire, reading aloud, and shared meals now remembered, with a nostalgic chorus on changing life and lasting family bonds.
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Frank A. Brook
Castoria and Campaign Snippets From Early Reports
An assortment of brief notices recounts a rush of Texas cotton through New Orleans with 90 000 bales arriving by a single railway. Mrs Stovewall Jackson is gravely ill in Baltimore after surgery. A Seymour Iowa audience member challenges a speaker, asking Who killed Goebel Mr Bryan speaks across Illinois with large crowds at Quincy Peoria and Joliet. Kentucky lawmakers pass an election bill shaping ballots and fees, while awaiting Senate action on a separate election measure.
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New Orleans
Stovewall Jackson
Baltimore
Meno
W. 4
Taylor
Seymour
Quincy
Peoria
Lee
Kentucky
Senate
House
Secretary of State
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