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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1902

Page

6

Westward Wandering: Mormon Temple to Yellowstone Trip

A reader letter from Salt Lake City recounts a journey visiting Cataline Islands Santa Barbara Long Beach Ostrich Farm Mt Lowe Los Angeles San Francisco and Yellowstone Park. The writer describes the Temple Tabernacle and Assembly Hall in Salt Lake City the Great Salt Lake resort Saltair Beach and vivid impressions of natural wonders and encounters with friends in California.

Trapeed Prablic Herald Salt Lake City Otek Ang Mth Cataline Islands Santa Ia San Gaorel Pascadens Long Beach Mt. Lowe Los Angeles Hugh Gordon Bows Duncan McCormicky Pinkery Pugh San Francisco Ocean Beach Charles Sheppard Fowler Cliff House Sutro Grand Canyon Mammouth Falls Yellowstone Wrovx Axel Tabernacle Australia Assembly Hee Aurelia Palas Saltair Beach Great Salt Lake Columbia Stuart L, Fleming

Stomach Disease Cure Promoted By South American Nervine

A promotional claim touts a universal cure for stomach weakness and indigestion using South American Nervine. The advertisement asserts relief from the first dose and credits B. Raine, a druggist, as distributor.

Au Permair B. Raine

Advertising Pays For Ivory Soap In Ladies' Home Journal

The Proctor and Gamble Co of Cincinnati awards Cartin Publishing a full page ad each issue in The Ladies' Home Journal for three years with two-year option. At $4,000 per page, the contract totals $144,000 for three years and $240,010 with options, illustrating strong confidence in paid advertising.

Cartin Publishing Company Ladies’ Home Journal Proctor & Gamble Company Cincinnati Nashville American

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised in Toledo

A vintage ad offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cure not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites J Cheney & Co of Toledo and lists West Treax Wanpina Kinnan Marven wholesalers. Claims internal action and provides price per bottle with testimonials free.

Hall J. Cumsky &Co Prop Toledo J. Cheney West & Treax

We Have All Been There Miss Fairfax

A collage of light humor and social banter from 1900s newspapers quotes interactions about labor, love, and fortune. Aunt Caroline laments long absence from work while Clara and Miss Fairfax discuss hardship and affection in a world of rising costs and urban bustle.

Fairfax Aunt Caroline Clara

Redundant chatter in two city papers sparks reader banter

In a fragment from the Chicago Post and Chicago Daily News readers discuss romance and skepticism. A gray dressed girl praises a one handed driver while a blue dressed companion questions the desirability of the suitor.

Gusly Chicago Post

Grasshoppers and Turkeys Boost Kansas Farming

In a Kansas field report, Albert Whitlock pioneers using grasshoppers to feed turkeys, reducing crop damage and generating profit. Turkeys cost little to raise and can protect crops, with trained flocks eradicating grasshoppers and nearby farmers adopting the method.

Kaneas Was Albert Whitlock J. M. Fike Colby Iina Kansas Denver

Parson Endorses Electric Bitters For Liver Trouble Cure

Rev. A J Budlong of Athaway R J praises Electric Bitters as a reliable medicine that cured jaundice and long standing liver troubles. The tonic is said to help liver kidney and stomach issues with guaranteed satisfaction at 50 cents, sold by W P Woldridge.

A. J. Budlong Athaway,r. J W. P. Woldridge

Snug Consular Post Draws Mixed Reports

Brooklyn Life notes a son securing a consular service berth described as a folding bed by critics. The piece questions the value of the position and its annual pay of 4500, highlighting public sentiment on government appointments.

Grymes Brooklyn Life

Clifton flour advertisement proclaims purity and quality

Clifton flour is praised for purity and excellence, yielding white light bread with pure wheat flavor. It stresses scientific milling and reliable taste, urging readers to ask their grocer for a sack. Bransford Mills Owensboro Ky and Chaffin Bros distribute it.

Clifton Clufton Chaffin Bros Bransford Mills Owensboro

Arrest in Pulaski Leads to Walker's Detention

Constable Goad went to Pulaski on Monday and arrested Will Walker, a colored man, wanted here on eight charges of obtaining goods under false pretenses. Walker was lodged in jail.

Pulaski Goad Will Walker

Panther Sinks Gunboat Crete Pierrot Near Gonaives

Berlin reports the German Panther intercepted the radical Crete Pierrot at Gonaives. After the crew scuttled, a magazine explosion sank the ship as the Panther’s captain destroyed forward magazines. Gonaives reportedly under rebel control.

London Commentaries Weigh German Action in Crete Incident

London papers debate the sinking of the Feminist gunboat Creten-Pierrot by the German Panther at Gonaives harbor. The St James Gazette calls it a fragile act of revenge and warns against escalating revenge. The Westminster Gazette suggests a continental power could overreact if the situation worsens.

Germany London Peres Creten-Pierrot Panther Gonaives Harbor St. James Gazette The Westminster Gazette

Haiti Gunboat Sinking Stirs No U S Interest

Washington reports the Haytien gunboat Creten-Pierot was sunk by the German Panther. Officials see no American interests affected and say the clash is an affair between Germany and Haiti. Powell reported promptly to the State Department and no action is planned.

Washington Powell United States Hayti State Department Haytien Creten-Pierot Panther Berlin

Philippine Giant Bats Terrify Recruits and Guests in Manila

Off duty American soldiers report encounters with enormous Philippine bats near camps and in Manila hotels. Tales describe five foot wingspans, foxlike bodies, bright demon eyes, and eerie swoops causing panic among recruits and hotel guests alike.

Philippines Enat Manila New York Times

The Rosary of My Years

A reflective poem about aging and perspective comparing youth and old age. It uses imagery of time as a blesssings and storms, noting that value lies in the soul rather than years, with a voice praising endurance and hope through life’s trials. The poem references Abram and Ryanl as speakers or dedicatory figures.

Raised From The Dead At Porter Hotel In Chanute

A reader from Chanute Kansas recounts a bizarre claim about being revived after using Jard's Liniment. The text includes garbled phrases and ads mentioning Putnam faceless dyes and products from Morgan & Co, with references to bottles and a questionable cure.

O. W Landis Oriestal Chanute Kan Bains Putnam Woldrid Columbia Petty, Morgan & Co

Haytian Gunboat Crete-a-Pierrot Sunk by German Panther

The Firminist gunboat Crete-a-Pierrot was sunk near Gonaives harbor by the German gunboat Panther after crew abandonment. Panther demanded surrender within five minutes, extended to fifteen if ammunition and army on board were abandoned. The ship caught fire as Panther approached. thirty shots were fired before immersion.

Berlin Wariime Mini’stry Cretea Terrot Eckerman Panthers Cretea-Pierrot Panther Port Au Prince Gonaives Crete-a-Pierret Ulmentum Hayti Crete-a-Pierrot

Indictments in Rail and Banking Frauds and Global Warnings

Late news items report a federal grand jury in Minneapolis indicting Wisconsin Central and Ann Arbor railroad officials for rate manipulation to aid flour traffic. From 1900 to 1902, 297 Southern banks formed with capital totaling $14.7 million, Texas leading. The American embassy warns Americans about unclaimed English estates, while Indian Territory leases and Negro colonization rumors surface. Memphis grand jury indicts Frank G. Jones and others for bribing a juror in a damage suit. Emperor William hosts a Potsdam banquet amid Roosevelt’s near-miss, praising electric cars. Britain opens parcels post via express firms. Cunard and White Star plan shipments. American Express to deliver. St. Louis issues bench warrants for 18 former House delegates over voting deals. Lucerne notes a rail incline with two cars using water to haul cars uphill.

London Indian Territory Memphis Grand Jury Frank G. Jones Ice Ceteky Frank Smith United States Express Cunard White Star American Express Company Great Britain Thin I Ney

Reduced Westbound Settlers' Tickets Offered by Wisconsin Central

The Wisconsin Central Railway announces greatly reduced settlers tickets from Chicago to Montana Idaho Oregon Wasnington and British Columbia. Tickets available from late September through October dist. 1002 with details from local ticket agents or from T. D. Campbell Cincinnati Jus O. Pond Milwaukee.

Wisconsin Central Ry Chicago Montana Idaho Oregon Wasnington British Columbia T. D. Campbell Pike Building Cincinnati O. Pond Milwaukee Wis T&e-W

Art For School Heads to Bristol College

Miss Mattie Lioth M Bostick Annie Smith Elenor Jones Nous Hill Yattie Hill Elva Hill Carrie Eats Bourbon Ketesa and Fannie Ketoa left Tuesday afternoon for Bullin's College at Bristol Torn.

Mattie Lioth M Bostick Annie Smith Elenor Jones Nous Hill Yattie Hill Elva Hill Carrie Bourbon Ketesa Fannie Ketoa Bullin's College Bristol Torn

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