Southern women praise Annie Dennis Cook Book recipes
Mrs Fannie Gateswood Dennis of Eatonton Georgia and others from Edgewood Madison Warrenton Savannah and beyond laud the Annie Dennis Cook Book. They call it the best cook book, a treasure, and essential for southern homes with reliable recipes and useful guidance.
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Fannie Gateswood Dennis
Eatonton, Ga
Annie Dennis
Annie Woodruff
Madison, Tenn
Annis Pennis
Xia
P. RB
Walker
Warrenton
Annie Dennis Cook Book praised by housekeepers across Georgia
A Norcross housekeeper reports a cook’s improvement after using the Annie Dennis Cook Book. Talbotton reviewers call it well bound with clear type and many premiums boosting its popularity. Letters from Mrs. J M Matthews and Corinne Ruth Stockwer endorse its simple, plainly expressed recipes for daily and ceremonial meals.
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J. M. Matthews
Talboiton
Annie Dennis
Annie Dennis Cook Book Praised as a Gem
The Dalton Argus commends the Annie Dennis Cook Book as a perfect gem after testing many recipes. It highlights clear instructions for plain to dainty dishes, numerous valuable additions from state housekeepers, and practical sections on wines, canning, preserving, curing meat, corning, and pickling.
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Dalton (Ga) Argus
Annie Dennis
New cookbook builds on first edition with added recipes
The work claims to contain everything from the initial edition plus over one hundred pages of new and original recipes, reflecting more than two years of careful revision. It states the new book is a great improvement over the first edition, while maintaining the best results of its predecessor.
Commendation at AN ge Phat Te S Soke in the ania Micchen
Mrs Gov W J Northen praises a recipe book saying she will endorse it and has not yet tried many recipes but trusts the claims. She offers to let the author use her name. The note underscores domestic tastemaking and endorsements from a state official.
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Ania
Gov. W. J. Northen
Annie Dennis Cook Book Receives Wide Praise
Senator Patrick Walsh and Betsy Hamilton laud the Annie Dennis Cook Book for its simplicity and economy. Mrs. Westen of Talbotton and Mrs. Jordan of Augusta report delight and usefulness, while Mrs. Pazchal of Union Springs and RS. John Be. Rosser of Atlanta highly recommend it for Southern households and steady profits.
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Ats
Patrick Walsh
Dennis
H. A. Jordan
Augusta
Annie Dennis
Gage
R.A. Pazchal
Union Springs
Ala
Annie Dennis Cook Book Praised By Georgia Journalist
A Southern cookbook receives high praise from Tex as Farm and Ranch and Atlanta journalists. Miss Annie Dennis of Talbotton Georgia is lauded for her well bound volume, reflecting years of award winning canned goods preserves and recipes. The piece highlights Southern influence, endorsements from prominent editors, and the book’s appeal to Southern housewives.
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An~nie Dennis
Talbottan
Georgia
Annie Dennis
Piedmont
Atlanta
Ancesta
Macon
Texas Farm and Ranch
The New Annie Dennis Cook Book Delights Readers
An article praises The New Annie Dennis Cook Book by a renowned author, noting blue eyed beauty and a kind heart as an aside. It extols improved recipes, original ideas, and tested dishes from canning to desserts, with menus for each month and practical guidance for the modern housekeeper.
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Annie Dennis
Autchor
A.C. K
Gibson Hale fight lines up in Tennessee primary
Knoxville March 21 Special The republican congressional primary for Tennessee's second district is set for tomorrow. Incumbent Henry R. Gibson and challenger N W Hale face off with vigorous campaigns across Knox Union Jefferson Blount Roane Anderson Scott Campbell Hamblen and Campbell counties. Hale claims momentum while Gibson touts record and control of the party machinery. Money issues figure prominently in Union County as both sides spend to sway voters. More money and influence are expected in the lively district wide race.
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Jnoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Henry R. Gibson
Congressan
N. W W. Hale
Knoxville Nursery Company
Sibfan
Hala
Hale People
Gibson
Fiale
Gibson People
Hale
Union County
Maynardville
Knox, Union
Jeffersoan
Blount, Roane
Anderson
Scott, Campbell, Hamblen
Toudon Countie
Lady Evangelist in Cuthbert reads Bible at Methodist church
Miss Emma Tucker the lady evangelist is conducting Bible readings at the Methodist church in Cuthbert Alabama. Three services are held daily with large congregations. she is accompanied by Miss Godwin, a lady singer.
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Lady Evangelist
Cuthbert
Ala
Emma Tucker
Methodist Church
Miss. Godwin
Will Appeal to Uncle Sam Negroes Denied Registration
In Decatur Alabama March 21 special report says prominent black residents denied under the new constitution have hired counsel to sue in United States courts. Dr W B Sterre a Michigan graduate is named among the lead plaintiffs. Many white allies protest but registrars stay firm. H V Cashin also refused registration as a federal appointee.
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Alabama
Decatur
Ala
United States
W. B. Sterre
University of Michigan
H. V. Cashin
McKinley
Students Will Work On Watauga Hall Reconstruction
Raleigh March 21 Special The building committee of the State A and M College directs Professor Charles B Park to supervise rebuilding Watauga hall and to provide maximum student employment Practical labor will be used and students will be paid The contract for Pullen Memorial hall may be let in about a month Watauga hall will be built by hired labor not by contract
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Professor Park
Raleigh
N. C
State Agricultural and Mechanical College
Watauga Hall
Charles B. Park
Pullen Memorial Hall
Growth of Rural Delivery Expands NC Routes
March 21 Raleigh report notes rural free delivery grew from 5 routes on March 1 to about 9 more since. By June 1 about 150 routes planned. In the sixth district 26 new routes approved, 14 in Robeson and 9 in Mecklenburg, to start May 1. An PO agent reportedly not reviewing the 39 district applications on file.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
Sixth
Robeson County
Mecklenburg
Post Office Department
North Carolina Educational Rally Opens in Greensboro
A NC Educational Association special committee led by Governor Aycock State Superintendent Joyner and C D Mc Iver has announced the first of eight rallies to be held in Greensboro on April 3 and 4. The events aim to renew interest in public education with fresh approaches.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina Educational Association
Aycock
Joyner
C. D. McIver
Greensboro
Soil test chief visits Tarboro and Red Springs farms
State Farm Raleigh March 21 special report states Mr. Hitchcock in charge of USDA soil tests is at Tarboro inspecting the state soil test farm. He will then visit the nearby soil test farm at Red Springs before proceeding to other sites.
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State Farm
Raleigh
N. C
Hitchcock
United States Agricultural Department
Tarboro
Red Springs
Chattanooza
Tenn
Spe
Chambliss
Po- Yce
Bankers of Texas conclude 18th annual conference
The Texas Bankers Association finished its eighteenth annual meeting in Galveston on March 21. Delegates selected to attend the American Bankers Association convention in New Orleans in May include H. P. Hilliard, F. Downs, W. B. Lloyd, B. E. Lonemoor, T. J. Grace, J. W. Blake, J. C. Miller Sr, Be Ft Green, J. B. Millen, W. E. Riversage Bay Bay Webb.
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the Bankers of Texas
Galveston
Tex
Texas Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
New Orleans
H. P. Hilliard
F. ¥. Downs
W. B. Lloyd
B. E. Lonemoor
T. J. Grace
J. W. Blake
J. C.miller
Be Ft Green
J. B. Millen
W E. Riversage
Bay Bay
Webb
North Carolina Weather Says Fruit Unharmed By Cold
Raleigh reports the state weather observer believes the recent frost did not injure fruit in central and western North Carolina as trees were not in bloom and strawberries in the east appear unharmed. February mean temperature 35.7 degrees, 7 below normal, rainfall 6.05 inches, snowfall 10.4 inches. Rural school libraries total 315, costs shared by state, county and districts. Poisoning case in Washington moved to Willamston to avert lynching. Cuban tobacco grown in Roberson County in 1815. Lincolnton depot fire destroys 150 bales of cotton and four freight cars, loss about 12,500 dollars. National Sunday School session in Fayetteville with Rev. Hall and Rev. Reese. Officers elected. Marion Lawrence lauds Raleigh Baptist Tabernacle Sunday school.
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N. C
North Carolina
Louisburg
General State
D. T. Tayloe
Washington
Willamston
Roberson County
Lincolnton
Carolina and Northwestern Railway
Seaboard Air Line
North Carolina Sunday School Association
Fayetteville
R. B. Hall
Bil Reese
New York
S. M Smith
Charles Ross
J. O. Allinson
Cuthbert Growers Report Weather Damage to Fruit Crop
Cuthbert GA March 21 Special report says fruit crop suffered material damage from recent cold weather with growers not yet bringing fruit to town.
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Cuthbert Growers
Cuthbert
Are Raising Poultry In Huntsville Area
Huntsville Alabama March 21. Special report notes farmers of the region are turning attention to poultry and egg farming after years of neglect. Influenced by railway and chamber of commerce efforts, local interest rises as profits seen in other areas prompt new poultry ventures.
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Huntsville
Ala
Southern Railway
Huntsville Chamber of Commerce
Formed State Association Advocates Virginia Highways
The State Good Roads Association of Virginia was formed in Richmond to improve public highways. Officers elected after a stormy session include President H. W. Anderson, Secretary T. M. Wortham, and Treasurer T. K. Sands. Delegates will attend the state good roads convention, with a vice president named in each county. The group will meet the first Tuesday in March each year.
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Richmond
State Good Roads Association of Virginia
Virginia
H. W. Anderson
T. M. Wortham
T. K. Sands
Henrico County
Good Roads
Opponents Force Adjournment On Suffrage Plan
Richmond Va March 21 The suffrage difference did not transact business today beyond introducing the compromise suffrage plan. Opponents forced an adjournment until tomorrow at 10 o'clock and then held a largely attended executive conference.
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Richmond
Alabama oil strike boosts stock amid Cherokee well findings
In Huntsville on March 21 reports say the Alabama California Oil Company struck a stream of oil near Cherokee. Local speculators bought 3,000 shares as the prospect of a deeper strike promised a gusher. Separate items note new voter registrations of two Black men in Toney and a new Huntsville Anti-Saloon League branch, plus Carnegie Library bids adjustments in Montgomery.
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Huntaville
Ala
Maren
Alabama-California Oil Company
Cherokee
Carnegie Library
Montgomery
Carnegie Library Association
Phares Coleman
New York
Case of Wilcor in Jury's Hands in Elizabeth City
A Raleigh press report from Elizabeth City dated March 21 details the trial of young Wicox for the murder of Miss Nellie Crepsey. The court reads 200 pages of testimony and jurors retire at 4 PM. Judge Jones instructs the jury to weigh only the evidence and to avoid public sentiment. A verdict is not expected that night as crowds disperse.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
Wicox
Nellie Crepsey
Seaten
Lost with all on board barge Hamilton sinks off Highland Light
Boston news reports the barge Hamilton in tow by tug Edward Luckenbach was lost in a gale and snow off Highland Light with four crewmen including Captain John A Shoemaker feared drowned. The barge, coal laden for Boston, formerly the Margareth, broke loose Wednesday night. search continued yesterday in rain. Indecent billboard signs spark mayor Chambliss war on posters in Chattanooga.
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Hamilton
Highland Light
Boston
Keane
Edward Luckenbach
Newport News
John A. Shoemaker
Luckerbach
Amity
Margareth
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