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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1900

Page

3

Our County Correspondents Santos Sep 8

Local notes from Santos report visits and departures of neighbors including Mrs. Joe Prince and Edith May, Mr. J H Green and wife, Miss Lola Sowell leaving for Nashville, and Mrs. Myrtle Weaver and others. Also medical offer from Dr Pierce and notices of visitors and housekeeping moves in the Kedron district.

Vbn Fitzgerald Ile Myrtle Weaver W. Green John R. Green Emma White Lola Sowell Tom Sowell Nashville Susie Moore Columbia Lem Coleman Burt Royal Raven Locke Wwe Ravax

Community News From Rally Itt and Surrounding Areas

Farmers report a large quantity of tired goods and a church fundraiser supper held at Glenn's Store last Friday. Notes include Mr. Robert Wilson planning to sell land and move to Oklahoma, Mr. Jim Thomas's Dallas trip, Bettie Derryberry visiting at Glenn's Store, and several visits among locals from Goshen, Water Valley, Thompson's Station, and Verona. School at Sue's Corner progresses under Mrs. Susie Moore with Annie Moore leaving for Franklin.

Glenn’s Robert Wilson Oklahoma Jim Thomas Dallas Vasaanatniale Misa Bettie Derryberry Glenn's Dave William Jarratt Goshen Water Valley D. Re Jarratt BB. Jarratt Cathey Glenn Luther Cathey Thompson’s Station Tom Chonn Sue's Corner Susie Moore Annie Moore Franklin J. A. Wallace City John Sovich Tom Cathey Albert Verona J. R. Jarratt

Mr Kings New Life Pills Promote Gentle Health Cure

An old time advert warns against drastic mineral pills and dynamite like calomel or crown oil, promoting Mr Kings New Life Pills as a gentle remedy. It claims to cure headache and constipation and notes 25 cents at W. P. oleae Drug store.

Water Valley Church Meeting Ends With Blessings

Water Valley Sept 3 The meeting at Goshen closed yesterday with a glorious event. Brothers aided by Brother Seay of Ne and preached some very fine sermons. The community feels greatly blessed by the meeting. Local visitors from Roberts Bond Turkey Creek and Bethel attended. Many residents and friends returned from Primm Springs and West Tennessee with updates on health and church activities.

Waren Valung Goshen Yestern Seay Wea Roberts Roberts Bond Turkey Creek Pentane K. Jarrett Bethel A. L. Hutcheson Joannie Jones Primm Emma Kinzer Primm's Springs Hobbs W.T. Harris Williamsport Jones Kinzer Tennessee Dodd Chicago Will Sewell John Booker Columbia Bessie Cook Santa Fe Turkey Croek J. Johnson Claud Church Hehel Lizzie Pietuing Butbell Joline

Volcanic Eruptions and Arnica Salve Endorsements

A collection of old advertisements touts Bucklee’s Arnica salve for skin eruptions, ulcers, burns, and other ailments, priced at 25 cents a box, sold by Woldridge. The piece also includes a Shakespearean parody aside and a medical testimonial claiming Dr Ning’s New Discovery cured typhoid fever progressing to pneumonia, with a promo for a free trial bottle.

Woldridge Uruggiste J. J. Any Hannibal Dr. Ning BP. Wold Tige

Woodmen Camp 18 Regime Meeting Notes Aug 30

Woodmen of the World Columbia Camp No 18 held its regime meeting Thursday night with good attendance. One candidate was instructed in the protection degree. The camp has moved to the Royal Arcanum Hall over Maury Nations Bank. A nine-candidate protection degree and officer installation are planned for Friday night Sept 7.

Columbia Camp No. 18 Royal Arcanum Maury Nations Bank Todge

Ordered For Duty In Columbus Barracks

Capt. W. N. Hughes of this city is ordered to report at the Columbus Ohio barracks for recruiting duty. He has been ill for months but will perform the duties. He served in the Cuban campaign where he contracted yellow fever. Next December he will be commissioned major.

W. N. Hughes Columbus, O

Wagon Load of Suspects From Mt Pleasant

Officer Russell moved a wagon load of law-breakers from Mt Pleasant last week. The group included three women and six men, all described as negroes, charged with various offenses such as shooting craps and beating board bills. They were sent toward the county chain gang.

Russell Mt Pleasant

How To Gain Flesh With Scott's Emulsion

The advertisement claims readers can gain flesh by taking Scott's Emulsion, suggesting an ounce yields a pound, aiding digestion and absorption of ordinary food. It emphasizes a required amount of flesh-building nourishment and hints at continued use for health improvement.

Weathering up with Curious Goods in New York

A fragmented line from a 19th or early 20th century notice mentions weather usefulness year round and suggests continuing use in warm weather. It references names or brands like SCOT & ROWNE and individuals such as ed Gee, with unclear roles or locations in New York.

Ed Gee Drugeiets Scot & Rowne Chustis New York

Hot Weather Shoe and Apparel Sale

Hot weather prices on ladies oxfords and slippers with several reductions. Oxfords and strap slippers now as low as 1.25 to 2.00, ladies slippers 1.75 and 0.75 to 1.00 for negligee shirts. Monarch shirts and undershirts offered at 1.00 and 0.75, elastic seam drawers 50c.

Oxford Monarch

My Lad That I’ve Longed For My Heart Is Breaking

The speaker grieves the death of a beloved lad who died in battle. Many soldiers fall for the queen and country, yet the speaker mourns one fallen son who will not return to speak or see his comrades again. The poem laments tribute and lost youth amid war’s toll.

Britain Soldtiers Loudon

No Right to Ugliness Ad Claims Health Fix

An old advertisement extols Ewetric Ditterts as a cure for female health issues. It promises to regulate stomach liver and kidneys and purify the blood. The text claims stronger nerves brighter eyes and a smoother complexion with a rich look for a town invalid. It lists a price of 80 cents at a local drug store.

Wolddge

Ink and Chaos in a Small Office

The piece notes how heroes stay calm under extreme danger yet trip over a spilled inkstand in a cluttered office. A man’s composure collapses with a minor accident, throwing papers and ink everywhere before revealing deeper questions about behavior, routine, and why people react as they do. Robert J. Burdette provides the quip in Los Angeles Ties.

Trifles Robert J. Burdette Los Angeles

Discreet Hero Extinguishes Hat Fire at Monte Carlo Casino

A Paris Messenger report recalls a curious incident at Monte Carlo Casino where a man calmly pressed a hat down on a woman to smother flames from a tulle toque near naked gun lights. His quick improvisation with an extinguisher averted serious injury to the lady.

Ter Mat Monte Carlo Atrium Sue Paris

Quick and Convenient Schedules East via Southern Railway

Passengers from Middle and West Tennessee point will find Southern Railway the best route to eastern cities. Double daily Nashville departures: 0:30 p.m. to Washington arriving 6:42 a.m. and to New York 12:43 p.m. via Asheville. Second train 3:30 p.m. with Chattanooga connection to Washington 3:00 p.m. and New York 6:23 p.m. Pullman cars, dining, and service offered. information from ticket agents. Also discusses Edward Thorndike on mental fatigue and work direction vs amount.

Southern Railway Middle Tennessee Nashville Washington Baltimore Milne New York Chattanooga Asheville North Carolina Pullman Salisbury

Strange News from Hampstead Unearthed Manuscript

A 1698 manuscript titled Strange News from Hampstead has been added to the Central Public Library in Hampstead England. It recounts a Saturday night event where evil spirits allegedly appeared on the new walk near Wells, tore up trees by the roots, nearly killed a person or creature described as Black Cow, drank blood, and then vanished.

Central Public Hampstead England Wells

Eruption and lava flow threaten Italian villages and tribal groups

Tribal villagers flee as Colima volcano spews lava, with authorities driving others from hidings as danger spreads. Separate notes describe plans for nineteen colossal Christ statues across the peninsula and a 1900 sale of county property by execution, listing parcels in Maury and related locales.

Colima Pacific Mexico Christ Io Mount Shrade Iran Maur Salite Campbell SM. M. Cilliacn O'Mock Columbia Cheat Aury Woanty Seat BA. Uhee Higwr Sheritt

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