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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1900

Page

6

Caustic Criticism Of State Health Secretary Delivers Charges Of Negligence

A harsh critique in a September issue editorial accuses the Tennessee State Board of Health secretary of incompetence and deserting duties three quarters of the time. It claims records are not kept, reports are destroyed, and the office acts as a political base rather than a sanitary authority, urging resignation and radical reform.

Charles & Brigua Twesaed Tennesnes Middle East West Tennessee Brain Board of Health State Board of Health Capitol Building Fayette County Ee Ae Ae Nashville State Board of Health Office Srecetary Maury County Atitea Texas Aod

Local Plight of Higgina Ends with Arnica Salve Cure

A man named Higgina from Seneen Ula Nova suffered years with piles unrelieved by doctors. He trialed Bucklen's Arnica Salve and reports full cure after two boxes. He calls it the surest pile cure and notes rapid relief. Sold by We Pe Woldridge, druggist, for 25 cents.

Higgina Seneen Ula Nova Arnica Saive

Daily Courage in Small Things Quote by Meyer

A brief line echoes that God’s will reveals itself in daily trifles as in grand events. Face them bravely and give your best effort in even the least moments, dignified by thoughtful response.

F. I. Meyer

Bryan rejects debate offer and avoids Hanna challenge

AP dispatch from Leavenworth, Kansas reports Mr Bryan saying he knows nothing beyond what papers show about a Delphi speech by Easter Hanna, Republican chair. He would not debate Hanna or any Democrat unless needed to discuss public questions, and would meet a weaker opponent if elected president. He defends ratification debate context and criticizes Hanna’s motive while mentioning Hoar’s praise.

Associated Press Leavenworth Kan Bryan Wade Delphi Ind Hanna Chairona Republican National Committee Brgan Sud L Waller Spain Hanoa Elnister Hoar

A Thousand Tongues Praises Dr King's New Discovery

Annie F E Springer of Philadelphia Pa reports that Dr King's New Discovery cured her chronic coughing chest pain and sleepless nights. She praises the remedy as a royal cure for throat chest and lung troubles with trial bottles often advertised.

Annie FE. Springer Howard Et Philar Delphis Dr. King Woldridgi Ug Jegly

Liquor Sale without Licenses Convictions in Centreville Case

Five defendants faced edicts for selling liquor without licenses by taking whisky orders across the county from farmers and others. Judge Childress ruled them guilty and outlined penalties including fines between 200 and 500 dollars and six months to a year in jail, with additional terms in county jail if applicable. One defendant, Frank Duncan, appealed to the Supreme Court. other trials delayed pending that ruling.

Nashville Tenn Centreville Childress Ted Lees Frank Duncan Supreme Court

Jacksonian Democrat Backs Padgett for Congress

The Chronicle editor admits Mr Enne was not his choice in the recent primary. He voted for Major W J Whitthorne, but now supports Padgett after nomination. The paper urges party loyalty, praising Padgett as strong, experienced, and capable to represent the party in Congress.

the Chronicle Frank Enne W. J. Whitthorne Padgett Sapa Merry Demerat Peasant Chronicle

Two Noted Cases. Franklin Teen. Sept. Dish. Woo.

The letter recounts a long illness with nervous prostration and rheumatism, years of failed treatments, and recovery after osteopathic care in Franklin Kentucky. Patient aged 64 backs Osteopathy as effective, noting improved walking, straightening spine, and restored vigor, urging others to try osteopathy.

Franklin Park Natatorium Waco Texas Red Boiling Springs Macon County E B. Caycu

Noted Osteopathy Case from Franklin Prompts Public Reply

The letter from Dr. Elueen R. W. Norwood of Nashville recounts a long illness from 1803 to 1895, detailing spinal diagnosis and a ten month osteopathic treatment beginning May 6 1896. It credits Drs Ammerman of Franklin infirmary of Osteopathy with enabling the patient to walk unaided again and asks others to correspond with the doctors at 28 Boscobel Street Nashville.

B. W. Norwood Noahville Franklin, Ky la Guppe Nashville Tenn South Pott Lam Gid Lam Elueen R. W. Norwood de. Norwood Boscobel Street Bia Bro Casey Norwood Pete Bus W. Jolly Birmingham Ala Mr Jolly Jas, M. Richardson Your

Local Club Dinner Sparks Embarrassing Moment

At a recent dinner hosted by a prominent club a man known for his winnings was suddenly flashed and his manner visibly embarrassed, creating a notable scene among attendees.

Rome

Press Comments on the Congressional Situation

The Lawrence Democrat reports the Dickinson district endorses Hon. LPB Padgett for Congress after primary nominating him by a Democratic majority. It praises Padgett’s character and urges all Democrats to back him, while noting loyalty to party preferences and opposition to splinter backing. It also reflects on past support for Whitethorne and Boyd.

Dickson Boat Lpb Padgett Hlalle W. J. Whitethorne Boyd

Distressing stomach disease cured by masterly South American remedy

A dubious advert claims a universal cure for stomach weakness and indigestion via a South American remedy. It promises immediate relief from the first dose, asserts universal efficacy, and urges purchase from A. B. Rates, a local druggist in Columbia, Tena.

Onic A. B. Rates Droggtet Aplis Ty Columbia Tena

Neat Letter Carriers’ Branch 735 Social Meeting

National Association of Letter Carriers Branch 735 held a Saturday night gathering at J. Reams residence on Fourth street. After refreshments of oysters ice cream and cake the group discussed topics and plans. The Secretary announced a fifty cent per member assessment due by October 1 1900. J. O. Scorrex presided and J. W. Rass signed as secretary.

Branch 735 Bro. J . Reams Fourth Street Gro. Reams J. O. Scorrex J. W. Rass

New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief

Relief in six hours purportedly treats kidney and bladder disease with rapid pain relief for bladder and back. Claims immediate relief from urinary retention and suitability for both genders. Sold by A. B. Ratna in Deueyter apus ly otum bia, Tenn.

Greenville Nashville and Chattanooga Railway gains charter

The Greenville Nashville and Chattanooga Railway horse gains filled its charter with the Secretary of State today. This corporation is chartered under the law of Mississippi. The company proposes to build a line from Grenville Mississippi toward Nashville. Capital stock is 85,000,000.

Nashville, Tenn Greenville Nashville

Bone Rollers and Deputies Clash at Frierson Crowd

Deputies and church members disrupted a gathering of Black residents near Frierson on Sunday morning about 8 30. They pulled a dozen colored folk playing a bones game, four others fled, and the captured group appeared before a magistrate and received light sentences.

Church Harder Frierson Town

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