Mothers Preparing For Sunday Worship And Fashion Notes
Society notes describe mothers tidying children for church while verses praise maternal care. Fashion notes by Marion Morris discuss longer jackets, rich trims, and a color shift after a bright summer palette toward wine and muted earth tones with versatile fabrics. Dinner for Mr Stovall covers a Swiss-visit banquet with American officials and hosts in Lucerne and Zurich.
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Marion Morris
Visionary bifocal lenses offered by Mr Case optician
The advertisement promotes two vision correcting one-piece bifocal lenses with no visible line nor cemented parts. It urges customers to visit Mr Case the optician, claiming complete satisfaction when fitted by a skilled professional.
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Mr. Case
Walker Visits Brother as Milledgeville Illness Reaches Family
Lavonia Times notes Dr. Walker of Texas visiting his brother Dr. C N Walker while Miss Fannie Scott travels to Milledgeville for her mother's illness. The item highlights local families and their movements in the region.
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Helen Mathews
Carlton
Mr. S. H., Mathews
Blyde Pettey
Clark? County
Barwick High School
Lavonia
Dr. Walker
Texas
Dr. C. N. Walker
Fannie Scott
Milledgeville
Secretary of Labor at Knoxville Tomorrow
William C. Wilson secretary of labor will visit Knoxville on Saturday September 20 as guest of the National Conservation Exposition the Society of Tennessee Mine Foremen the United States Bureau of Mines and the American Red Cross Society. He will speak at the miners field day expected to draw 25000 coal workers from several states and will award prizes. A Bureau of Mines steel dust explosion tube will be shown to illustrate mine dust dangers. Twenty three miners teams from various towns will compete including Rockwood Press Coal Creek Friceville Oliver Springs Clairfield Westbourne Whitwell St Charles Benham Imboden La Follette Pineville Big Stone Gap Stearns Ducktown Mountain Ash Norton. For the first time field day features rescue work with breathing apparatus. The event aims to spur mine safety and crew training across the South. Miss Mabel Boardman will attend.
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Knoxville
Tenn
William C. Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
National Conservation Exposition
Society of Tennessee
United States Bureau of Mines
American Red Cross Society
Wilson
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Alabama
Bureau of Mines
Pittsburg
Exposition Stadium
Rockwood
Press
Coal Creek
Friceville
Oliver Springs
Clairfield
Westbourne
Whitwell
St. Charles
Benham
Imboden
la Follette
Pineville
Big Stone Gap
Stearns
Ducktown
Mountain Ash
Norton
South
Mabel Boardman
Embroidered Monograms and a Red Cross Exposition
A guide to hand embroidery showing monogram styles for towels linens and garments with padding and outline techniques. It also notes a Red Cross medals prize for winning teams and outlines a condensed program with talks demonstrations and prize awards at the exposition.
Miners Field Day Promises Biggest National Conservation Event
Miners anticipate a landmark field day that ranks among the most significant events in National Conservation history, highlighting industry support and community involvement for the occasion.
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Lucy Cobb
E. W. Carroll
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Mrs. Eugene Baker
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Myrtis Reed
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Hattie Pottle
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J. W. Robertson
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Frank Carter
Mr. Hughes Spalding
Mr. Strickland
J. L. Satterfield
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John Houston
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E. H. Dorsey
Skryptok
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Creer’s Bulbs
Crucedale Greenhouse
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Young Bros
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