Young Lady Burt Struck by Pole in Road Accident
Miss Myrtle Speed and Will Beckenbach were returning from a concert when their horse drew up startled by barking dogs. Speed struck a tree causing a concussion while Beckenbach and others suffered minor injuries. horse and rider were aided by bystanders and Dr Williamson. Speed, a High School honor student, is praised for her bright conduct as friends extend sympathy for her recovery.
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Thareday
Will Becken
Myrtle Speed
Mr. Beckenbach
Staggs
Chaffin
Doctor Williamson
Jane Oats
Hovora
Historium
New South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Relief in six hours claims a new kidney cure that relieves kidney and bladder distress, back pain, and urinary retention for men and women. Sold by A. B. Rains, druggist, with a rapid relief promise and immediate water retention relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Rains
Drugetst
Babies on Northbound Train In Odd Mother Arrival
Officer Craft reports seven young mothers with first children exited a northbound train Friday afternoon here. All babies are girls, with two sets of twins among them. Craft notes the infants looked alike, suggesting no mix up among the mothers and children.
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Craft
His Life in Peril and a Cure Named Electric Hitters
Alfred Ree quotes a Welfare Fexne advocate on biliousness back pain and fatigue. Electric Hitters restore sleep appetite and strength, turning a weary life into vigorous health. Sold at Woldridge's rug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel
Ron
Alfred Ree
Woldridge’s
Deserves It A Crackpot Politician and Tax Grievances
An outspoken citizen Mr Howson Lotts denounces politics as dirty and futile saying he will not interfere in public affairs due to time constraints and disdain for those who profit. The exchange notes tax shifts benefiting corporations and criticisms of unjust laws as the country sags under taxation while trust and brokers faced fraud accusations in a separate legal case. Frank Searight and John Seayett, Nashville brokers, tried for obtaining about 400 dollars under false pretenses, per Dr Graddy s warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howson Lott
Jook
Howson Lotta
Flatt
Howson Lotts
Frank Searight
John Seayett
Nashville
R. FR. Caldwell
L. B. ‘Grraddy
Dr. Graddy
Pope’s Private Physician Ill With Appendicitis
The Vatican confirms that Dr. Lapponi, the pope’s private physician, is suffering appendicitis and is being treated by Dr. Mazzoni, who operated on the pope two years ago for a cyst. The pope remains under care as doctors monitor his condition.
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Reysicas
Rome
de. Lapponi
Ape
Mazzoni
Lap
Nouey Buys Journal Newspaper Stock to Form National Chain
Frans A Nouey of New York has purchased the Journal Newspaper Company and its Morning Evening and Sunar property extras. The deal foresees a nationwide chain under one owner with strong newspapers at key points. Ownership of the Journal remains largely unchanged, while a beautifying health ad appears among the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Frans A. Nouey
New York
Stephen Stock
Joureal Sewepapers Com
Charles M
Bie
Washington Times
New York News
Mo Munsey
Mearn
Journal
Vanderbilt and Columbia End in 12–0 Football Defeat
A Saturday game at Riverside Field drew a large crowd as Vanderbilt juniors shut out Columbia 12 to 0. Columbia showed good talent and potential with more practice ahead.
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Vanderbill
Columbia
Riverside Field
Vanderbilt
Branham & Hughes
Bowen School
Spring Hill
Bowen
Branham & Hughes and
Sewanee Grammar School
South Side Park
Arsenal
Sheffield
Valuable Farm Sold to Cecil Brothers at Croat Bridegs
Messrs John and Horace Cecil bought 200 acres of prime farming land near Croat Bridegs from Henry Jones for about 10,000. Jones plans an early trip west to locate a new site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
John and
Horace Cecil
Henry Jones
Croat Bridegs
Mr. Jones
Chancery Court Adjourns for Recess in Shelbyville
Chancellor Bearden adjourned chancellor court last Friday and will resume work today. He left this afternoon for his home in Shelbyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearden
Chancery Court
Shelbyville
Death of Infant of Hugh Forsythe
The infant of Hugh Forsythe died last week at the father's home and was buried Friday morning in old Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Forsythe
Old Greenwood Cemetery
Liniment Promoted by Texas Writer for Aches
MAURY PHOSPHATE CO notes a portion of Pole & phan 4 parchas will be mined by a new company. Snow Liniment is praised for quick relief from pain and irritation including throat and chest discomfort. A. B. Rains endorses its remedy and mentions personal use for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pole & Phan
Texas
Baby Left on Door Step in Jackson Item
Miss Bettie Perdue of the Thirteenth District reports a baby was found on a doorstep in Jackson on October 27. The infant wore fine clothes and carried a note naming the child Cecil Allen. A couple in a buggy were nearby when the baby was discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Tenn
Bettie Perdue
Satar
Cecil Allen
Dwelling Burned at 05 South High Street
A cottage at 05 South High Street owned by Mr. Nis and family suffered a strong wind blaze. The family had been away weeks and someone slept in the house at night. Furniture saved. the loss valued around 1500 dollars, insured for 800 dollars with Hamburg and Hendler & Wilson. Also mentions local store ads and a patent medicine claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South High Street
Nix
Nis
Nearyenka
W. Aydelott
Herbine Promoted as Cure All for Malaria Symptoms
An old advertorial extols Herbine as a remedy for yawns fatigue aches and malaria like fevers. It claims strength to block disease if taken early and features testimonials from a Manchester writer praising relief from headaches bile and similar ailments.
Students' Club Meeting Review At Reading Room
The semi monthly Students Club met Saturday at ten in the Reading Room. Mrs Morgan presided and membership was strong. Miss Carrie Williams read a scholarly paper on The Relation of the Drama to the Novel. Miss Blackburn followed with a study titled The Novel as the Mirror of the Age.
Market on Stilts in Southwestern France
An image from 18th century Southwestern France shows people traveling daily across the Landes on tall stilts. Groups of men and women mounted on stilts traverse the marany plains, crossing pools and hummocks where faults are common, making travel and market trips a picturesque challenge.
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France
The
Landes
Unsuccessful Quest Leads to Escape from Bondholder
Will Alexander returned from Decatur Alabama after seeking a man bonded by him. The accused man was found but escaped through a window and several barbed wire fences. Atlantic Coast Line representatives deny reports of War ren Dilliot succeeding Milton H. Smith as president of the Louisville and Nashville. Smith may remain in position.
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Will Alexander
Decatur
Ala
Atlantic Coast Line
Warren D. Billiot
Milton H. Smith
Loulaville and
Nashville
Mr. Smith
Death of a Gallant Confederate Judge Flour noy of Virginia dies
The Rev Mr Capers learns telegram of the sudden death of telours W Flournoy of Virginia at Farmville. Flournoy, 15 at outbreak, served with distinction under Gen Flour noy and Gen Jeb Stewart. He became a judge before 30, later Secretary of the Commonwealth for twelve years, then practiced law in Farmville. He led Atlantic Lana Pacific Vil Co wells during Texas oil boom before passing. He was a friend of Capers who vacationed in Virginia this summer. An advertisement touts Arnica Salve for skin conditions with local sales at Woldridge's drug store.
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Capers
Telours
W. Flournoy
Virginia
Judge Flournoy
Gen
Flournoy
Jeb’ Stewart
Plournoy
Commonwealth of Virginia
Farmville
Texas
Atlantic Lana Pacific Vil Co
Sour Lake
To Kill Trusts and Prevent Strikes
The Commoner urges broad reforms after the coal strike. It calls for a national arbitral board for interstate commerce disputes, abolition of government by injunction, tariff removal on coal, licensing of corporations in interstate trade, and laws barring railroads from coal mining. It argues the strike settlement is temporary and Democrats should push these remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Platform
Congress
National Board of Arbitration
People's Independent Telephone buys Alexander system
Madisonville Kentucky reports that the People’s Independent Telephone Company of Paducah backed by Paducah executive Jana Wilkenbarre has purchased the Alexander telephone system for 55000. The circuit spans nine counties with over 400 miles of wire in good condition and has been money making with steady growth. New management will take control around the first of November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
People’s Independent Telephone Company
Paducah
Jana Wilkenbarre
Capitaliata
Alexander Telephone System
Electric Railway Survey Progress and Possible New Line
Electric railway engineers finished the survey from Franklin to Carter's Creek pike and are working on the Spring Hill route. They expect a line may be run east of Spring Hill and will determine the most advantageous rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Carter's Creek Pike
Spring Hill
Leonidas Polk Chapter forms new Daughters of the Confederacy
Mrs Hatcher and Mrs Dobbins led a Mt Pleasant visit to organize a promising Leonidas Polk Chapter with twenty six charter members. The meeting at Mrs Bithal Howards featured business, refreshments, and the new chapter named Leonidas Polk. The Mt Pleasant Street Fair and Carnival opens under the Business Men's Club and runs through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mt Pleasant
H. Hatcher
Mra W. B. Dobbins
Mt. Pleasant
Bithal Howard
Leon
Ike Ae
Mt. Pleasant Street
Business Men's Club Bean Toveday
New Phosphate Company Chartered in Mt. Pleasant
The Mt. Pleasant Phosphate Company received its charter acknowledgment Friday in the County Court Clerk’s office. Capitalized at 75000 dollars, incorporators listed are J. A. Chapman S. R. Sanford J Harris Thomas J. Weaver and L. H. K. Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant Phosphate Company
Messrs
J. A. Chapman
5. R. Sanford
J. #. Harris
Toomas J. Weaver
L. HK. Campbell
Nashville Banner
Rheumatiam Cured in a Day Myatic Cure Claim
An advertisement touts a Myatic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia promising radical relief in one day. It claims immediate disappearance of symptoms after first dose and lists prices 75 cents and $1. Sold by A. B. Raine, Drugist, in Columbia.
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A. B Raine
Draggiat
Colambia
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Young Lady
Burt
Myrtle
Chain OF Newspapers
Frank A Museey
Boston Journal
Football News
P. Ri
Imane
Maury Phosphate CO
Frank Aydelotte
Crupgist
T. Smvith
Tage
J. A. Hopkins
Manchester
Iim
Club
Pat
Nobby
Simpson
Sea Island
Sige
Mons
Lie
HIVE
Is. Gross, Prop
America
Thad
P. Mose
Electric Railway Survey
W.J. Oakes
Renee Eens
Money Oakes
N. Main St
Columb
Maury National Bank, Columbia, Tennesse
C. Chareh
Zoe
Vern, ‘Cashing
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Columbia, Tennessee
J. F. Brownlow
Es P. Brownlow
Fry
John W. Fry
J.P. Brownlow
Cashier
Phoenix. Bank
W Hhierson
John A
John K. Robbins
J. L. Hutton
W. B
Secoants
Ana Carentes
BP. Street
Feireson, Jr
Vine
Vaughan South Mass
Eighth Streets
Columbia Phonograph Company
Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD
Cord van Aula
Cotton Belt
St. Louis
Thebes
Cairo
G. Adams
E. W. la Beaume
Leonidas Polk
Mt. Pleasant Streat Fair
NEW Phosphate Company
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