Sermon at First Methodist Church Draws Large Audience
Rev Denny Woon of Vanderbilt delivered a 45 minute sermon at the First Methodist Church. He spoke on Psalm 1 and the dangers of ungodly ways while addressing a very attentive crowd with musical interludes by Mrs. Martin and Miss Kittle Arowglow.
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Vanderbilt Univeret
Chi
Martin
Kittle Arowglow
Key
Dinwiddie
Denny
First Methodist Church
Dy Denny
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Global Efficacy
An advertisement offers a $100 reward for proof Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure catarrh. It claims internal action through the blood and mucous membranes strengthens the constitution and eliminates the disease, then asserts readers should try the remedy via doctors and druggists.
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Hall
Vrs
J. Chenbar
Toke Hall
Boy Run Over by Train In Pleasant
A boy was run over by a train while fetching water at a depot in Pleasant Tennessee. He suffered the loss of both legs and was operated on at the depot hospital. condition of the boy is considered critical.
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Herald i
Tenn
Walt
Lere
Puryear Nods For Trustee Race In Democratic Primary
W H Puryear announces candidacy for Trustee subject to Democratic Party rules. The longtime deputy presents as highly qualified with neat books and a record praised by the Comptroller. Supporters expect him to be a key factor in local politics as he campaigns countywide. Foley's Kidney Remedy ad segment follows with unrelated medical claims.
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W. H. Puryear
Democratic Party
Puryear
Pur
Nashville
Harriman Is Laid to Rest in Arden Estate
Edward H. Harriman was buried in Arden New York after a funeral led by his chaplain. Executives from Wall Street attended, but the procession was led by his longtime employees including the estate’s superintendent, master carpenter, master mason, and farm and dairy managers who bore the coffin. The 43,000 acre Ramapo estate defines his legacy in Orange County.
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Arden
Ramapo Woods
Edward H. Harriman
Wall Street
New York
Orange County
Nashville Police Switch to Plain Clothes for School Season
Nashville officials ordered police to stop reporting in regulation uniforms as of the morning watch change to plain clothes. The move aims to better detect violators of prohibition laws during peak crowds, following weeks of success with undercover work and multiple saloon arrests.
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Nashville
Tenn
Brown
Curran
Colts and mule colts in town draw buyers in Columbia
More than two hundred mule colts and about one hundred horse colts arrived in Columbia Monday. Prices were steady despite thin pasture. Several good animals were sold, though prices were affected by drought reducing pasture across the county.
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Columbia
Moving Into New Offices in Columbia Building
The Columbia Insurance Agency moved into their new offices in the old state bank building on Hendley corner. The space is described as admirably equipped and handsomely furnished. The adjacent Columbia Savings & Trust Company will open there soon. Dr Abernathy cautions about kidney health and links to life, while Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised as beneficial.
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Columbia Insurance Agency
State Bank
Hendley Corner
Columbia Savigns & Trust Company
Hospital Day at Glendale Church Supports Galloway Memorial
Sunday was Hospital Day at Glendale Methodist Church with a speech by H P Piguers of the Columbia bar in support of Galloway Memorial Hospital in Nashville. Subscriptions followed the address and a good sum was raised.
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Glendale Methodist Church
H. P. Piguers
Columbia Bar
Galloway Memorial Hospital
Nashville
Burdock Blood Bittern Advertises Health Product
An advert touts Burdock Blood Bittern as building sound health and keeping you well. The copy urges subscriptions to The Herat, claiming the product makes a healthy man a king in his own right.
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Burdock
Maury County Road Law Attacked in Circuit Court
Salmon and Turter informers representing D Jones W D Goodman and George Scott file suit to restrain Cathey's crook road opening and seek a declaration that the Maury county road law is unconstitutional and void with a perpetual injunction after final hearing. The petition claims the law condemns land without hearing and has broad, far reaching effects.
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Salmon & Turter
D Jones
W. D. Goodman
George Scott
J.T Petty
H. Ji
Tom Taylor
Cathey's Crook
Health and Beauty Ad Promotes Foley's Urine Laxative
An advertisement claims Foley's Urine Laxative treats pimples blotches and complexion issues while aiding digestion stomach and liver trouble and constipation. It promotes the product as a pleasant laxative option from GEO and Alcorn.
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Foley
Loose Serpent Causes Commotion at Depot
A venomous serpent from an unidentified species escaped in the baggage room of the Union depot on Monday. The exhibit part of a Maury County Fair collection, it slithered around as workers improvised to corral it. Sam Ledbetter then used a noose to tether the snake and return it to its cage.
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Garden of Eden
Unin
Maury County
Sam Ledbetter
Name of Dead on the Banners at Chicago Parade
Chicago hosts a temperance and law enforcement parade planned for September 25 in Willard Hall. The event features a Chicago Law and Order League moat and fifty seven banners each bearing a name of a man killed in a saloon attack. Speakers include Rev. Dornblazer and Rev. Kelly. General Frederick Dent Grant is expected to lead a turnout of about 100000.
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Chicago
Willard Hall
Chicago Law and Order League
T. F. Dornnblazer
Grace English Lutheran Church
R. L. Kelly
Washington Park Baptist Church
Dornblaser
Frederick Dent Grant
Quick to Lose Liquor License
Birmingham dispatch notes Johnson county sheriff published only two names of liquor licensees under Hull er list. The law requires publishing all licenses issued since year start. delays create presses and penalties for noncompliance.
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Birmingham
Ala
Johnson County
Meeting at Allensville Church Elects Miss Brownlow President
The Ebenezer Missionary Association met at Allensville church two miles north of Mt Pleasant ending with resolutions endorsing temperance laws. Rev J W Patton and Rev W E Walker were re elected moderator and clerk. J P Brownlow re elected treasurer. Miss Cora Brownlow of Columbia IW named Ladies Aid vice president to establish branches in each church. New Hope church in Giles county selected for next meeting.
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Ebenezer Missionary Association
Allensville Church
Mt. Pleasant
J. W. Patton
W. EB. Walker
BE. E. Folk
The
Baptist and Reflector
Felk
Joshua Delk
Texas
Delk
Association
Golding
Baptist Church
Wien
Patton
W. BE
Walker
J. P. Brownlow
Cora Brownlow
Columbia
Ladies
Big Prizes for the Beginners at Tri-State Fair Memphis
The Tri-State Fair in Memphis Tennessee runs Sept 25 to Oct 9 inviting beginners in Mississippi Arkansas Alabama and West Tennessee to enter special classes for horses mules cows hogs sheep chickens and more. Top stock may also enter open rings against breeders from Indiana Kentucky Middle Tennessee and Missouri. The fair promises strong premiums and reduced rail and river rates with a complete catalog available.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississip
Arkansas
Alabama
West Tennessee
Indiana
Kentucky
Middle Tennessee
Missouri
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Herat
H. G. Roskind
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