Local Notes From Laanton On Health and Farm Life
OUR CORRESPONDENTS. LaANTon Laston Get 20 After some time Bere we are ageto trying to write 6 ee health of our village is not very erent Mr. Tum Sowell i a bone mon ue bin thumb ee al Ce te me tater eae ta leo Seo oui tok. elas emetles Moore. who wae fangernay i one week with pnee- Wonia, x slowly tumprwring. 'The farmers are quite busy now! Qathering corpsed bresking and to sow wheat A good deal of wheat will ra ee e Eaten week visiting relatives ia ee 'R. M. Given and chil Lora and Delia Hayes Peseen. Mr. Jones spent a few days last 'week with his parents in Marshall county. Mr. Waller and family of Arkaness, arrived last Saturday to make them their home They brought the body up their gate onby and buried it at Lasting Hope ceme tery. ir. and Mr. J. RK. Mallard spent several days last week visiting rela tives in Marshall county. Mien Sadie Kerr of Wise county, will arrive in a few faye to visit her 'mother at this place, Bro, andy Willieson of Bally Hill, ane interesting sermon note last Sunda: 'Will close, RAVEN LOOKS.
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Laston
Leo Seo
Elas Emetles Moore
Fangernay
Pnee- Wonia
R. M. Given
Lora
Delia Hayes
Mr. Jones
Marshall County
Waller
Arkaness
Lasting Hope Cemetery
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Sadie Kerr
Wise County
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Bro
Andy Willieson
Bally Hill
Mystery Quote on Remedies Sparks Local Wordplay
Fragments from a historical column show a garbled quotation praising a remedy and mentioning an elderly man rubbing a rheum, with references to a Propr and a local business. The readable bits hint at a promotional boast for Balard's Hains or similar tonic.
Bonnet Poem and Patent Remedy Ad Mixes in Historic Verse
An early 20th century style fragment combines a romantic poem about nature with an advertisement for Electric Bitters. The note claims the remedy refreshed weak, run-down people and promises renewed strength, ending with a sales push for Worldridge’s drug store.
Street Fight Leads to Jailing of Four Men at Red Seal Bakery
A late night scuffle on South Main near the Red Seal Bakery left four Black men detained after Lem Gant allegedly struck Lt. Jones with a quart bottle. D Jones Lucius Thatihews and rete Battle pleaded drunk and disorderly and paid fines. Gant faced assault and battery charges and also paid fines and costs. Also appears an unrelated medical ad touts Hertine as a bowel regulator.
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South Main
Red Seal
Lem Gant
Lt. Jones
Fficers
Ecorder Kr
D. Jones
Lucius Thatihews
Rete
Unusual Accident Involving Mr Blair and Child
Mr Yom Blair and a small child narrowly escaped injury when a wardrobe toppled forward from a broken front roller. Mrs Blair had just removed articles from the piece, and the wardrobe fell toward them without causing harm. Help arrived shortly after the incident.
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Mr. Yom Blair
Mrs. Blair
Esc
Chestnut Hunters in Santa Fe Neighborhood Outing
A Saturday chestnut hunting crowd from the Santa Fe area gathered at Porters Spring for a noon spread before returning home with chestnuts. Participants included Bertha Walker Rebecca Adkisson Kasiv Sellars Besate Qeok Aumie Forges Fannie Sewell Tela Etta Younger and Mr Coolard.
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Banta Fe
Porters Spring
Missus Bertha Walker
Rebecca Adkisson
Kasiv Sellars
Besate Qeok
Aumie Forges
Fannie Sewell
Tela Etta Younger
Messra
Oolard
Sanitary Telephones Order for Weekly Disinfection
The Charities Department issues an order requiring all telephones used by staff to be disinfected weekly. Mouthpieces are scrubbed and soaked in a hospital tele solution, then dried with antiseptic gauze to ensure cleanliness and an odor of sterility. Sixty telephones across Manhattan and other boroughs receive regular weekly cleansing by officials, physicians, and trustees.
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Hower Folk
Charities Department
Clearview
de. Waters
Folk
Dr. Waters
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Manhattan Island
Relief Cure Promises Quick Kidney Relief
An advertisement claims relief in six hours from bladder and kidney pain using New Great mouth American Kidney Cure. It promises immediate relief for water retention and urges purchase from druggist A. B. Rains. A meeting summary notes the Students' Club year plans, elections, and a proposed Old-time Concert on October 28 with programs on Chaucer and folklore.
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A. B. Rains
This Man Had Wheels Arrest in Nashville on Larceny Charges
Tom Sharpe was arrested Saturday in Nashville facing two larceny charges. He allegedly stole four wagon wheels from John Hudson, a Black man, and two wagon wheels from Jim Horton, also identified as Black.
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Tom Sharpe
Nashville
John Hudson
Jim, Horton
Dream of Eden on a Deserted Island Romance
A writer to Chicago recalls a late night filled with longing and fantasy. The vision paints a secluded isle where two lovers dwell in an oriental cave, surrounded by fragrant flowers and luxurious comforts, dreaming of Heaven on Earth.
Incendiary Fires Threaten City as Trials Shape Up
A spate of twelve incendiary fires hit the city within three hours. The era’s legal drama centers on the Butler case in St Louis with six alleged boodle cronies named among witnesses. A mob gathered after a guilty plea in the Hicks murder case, pressing for immediate execution despite judge's ruling.
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Ee Cee
Ccasion
Ia Syndicate
Baltimore
Werner Merteo
Heclion
W. Va
Grand Jury
St. Louis
Inerin
Butler
Lst
Midnight marauders and a county convention report
A bizarre tale of nightshrieks and a graveyard scene ends with a humorous epitaph for Tom and a tale of a cowboy hero. The Davidson County Democratic Convention convened in the county courthouse with Chairman Morrow presiding at 1 o clock. A Leb ana planning mill worker John Ozment suffered a severe am accident, his skull crushed and an eye knocked out. A bold robbery near the Hill Trunk Co. involved a tub lining stripped from inside and witnessed by police. A New York syndicate led by the National City Bank plans $15 million in government bonds. Mrs Light, returning from Nashville after her brother's death, was fatally injured in a runaway on a barb wire fence, with her husband also wounded.
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Morrow
John Ozment
Lebanon
Nashville
Hill Trunk Co
New York
National City Bank
Fourth
Mrs. Light
Mr. Light
Students' Club Pro gram at Reading Rooms Tomorrow
At the regular Students' Club meeting the program includes History of the Novel by Mrs Hardy Chancer the First Artistic Story Teller by Miss Bryant Folklore by Miss Friel. Also an ad touting Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with testimonials from Cy T Smith of Davie Ky and Woelriger guarantees refunds on unsatisfied purchases. Trial bottles free with sizes 50c and 1.50.
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Robert Pillow
Mra. Fossell
A. ©. Fulton
Mra. R. U. Church
Hardy
Chaucer
Miss Friel
Cone
Treland
Carrie Williams
Mirror of the Age
Miss Blackburn
Cy ‘T. Smith
Davie
Dr. King
W. P. Wolerlige
Shylock and the promise of Scott's Emulsion
An advertisement presents Shylock as a symbol of those needing nourishment. It extols Scott's Emulsion as flesh and blood for the convalescent and sickly, claiming it feeds nerves, strengthens organs, and builds the body. The copy touts thirty years of use and offers a free sample from Scott & Bowne in New York.
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Scott
Football Saturday at South Side Park
The Columbia Athletic Club football team will meet Vanderbilt's second team at South Side Park Saturday afternoon.
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Columbia Athletic Club
Vanderbilt
South Side Park
William Hooper Young Arraigned in Politzer Murder Case
William Hooper Young was arraigned before Judge Cowing in New York on October 21 for the murder of Mrs Anna Politzer. At the request of his counsel, the adjournment was taken to Wednesday.
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William Hooper
New York
William Hooper Young
Mra
Anna Politzer
Arsenal Notes Lieutenant Buckner Visits Ninth Infantry Arrives
Lieutenant Guy E Buckner of the famed Ninth U S Infantry arrives at Arsenal on Nov Lat for a visit to Lieutenant Bathiany. Buckner and Bathiany served together in the First Infantry during Samar campaigns and Buckner is now at Mabivon Barracks New York Bathiany has returned from Fort Thomas Kentucky where he attended Court. Officers Lyceum begins at the Arsenal on Nov 1 covering five months and occupying two hours each day.
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U. 8 Infantry
China
Samar
Arsenal
Bathiany
Buckner
First Infantry
Mabivon Barracks
New York
Batbinny
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Officers Lyceum
The
Dog Discovers Infant Remains On Kentucky Farm
In Madisonville Kentucky on October 18 a farm wife and a visitor found the form of a baby hidden under an old battered shoe box near a vacant house two miles east of the barn on F F Brown’s farm. The child’s identity remains unknown as authorities search for its parents. Marriage Licenses: Luther F Gillian to Mine Maggio Davideou.
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Madisonylle
F. F. Brown
Akr
Benea
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