Tennessee to require uniform teacher exams nationwide standard
Tennessee state officials announce a plan to raise teaching standards with a uniform examination for public school teachers. Anyone failing the board exam or lacking proper certificates will be disqualified, affecting many existing credentials issued on other grounds. The move aims to improve efficiency in Tennessee schools.
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Nashville
Tenn
W. Sherrill
Board of Examiners
State Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Sherrill
Col C C Hulvey Visits Academy In Tennessee TMI
Col C C Hulvey of the Tennessee Military Institute at Sweetwater visited the academy on Thursday. He will join Columbia Military next term and hopes to arrive by June 10 to settle permanently.
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C. C. Hulvey
Tennessee Military Institute
Sweetwater
Columbia Military
Col. Hulvey
Col. Harvey
Children’s Day at Bigbyville Observed May 30
Children’s day will be observed on Sunday May 30 at the Bigbyville Methodist church. The event was postponed from the coming Sunday. Pastor Rev. J M Horn will preach and usual services will be held.
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Bigbyville Methodist Church
J. M. Horn
Results Tell There Can Be No Doubt About the Results
Columbia citizen Mrs. L Mangrum describes severe back pain headaches and kidney issues. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills from Smiser Drug Co with relief and continues to use them for kidney trouble. FosterMilburn Co. promotes the remedy in a Buffalo N Y advertisement.
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Doan
Justice of Peace Shot in Woodbury Tennessee
J B McKnight justice of the peace for Cannon County was shot last night at about 10 o clock in Woodbury He remains conscious and says he will tell all if his condition worsens A .41 caliber revolver fired the bullet struck below the heart piercing a checkbook and memorandum book and lodged near the spinal column Doctors say vital organs were pierced. he names a suspect but will not speak further.
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Woodbury
Tenn
McKnight
Cannon County
Jesse Davenport
B. R. McKnight
Auburn
Five Thousand For Girls' Home Funded
Mrs. N. B. Dosier reports progress after the legislature appropriated 10000 dollars for a Confederate girls' home. The fund requires a 40000 dollar matching drive by the Daughters of the Confederacy, with 5000 already raised and active fundraising planned by Mrs Dosier and associates.
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Franklin, Tenn
N. B. Dosier
Daughters of the Confederacy
U. D.C
Mra
Dosier
Good Citizenship Essay Wins Gold Medal at County High School
The Herald honors Miss Mary Lou Caskey for a standout essay on good citizenship among 40 plus contestants. Her piece argues loyalty to laws and balanced government, stressing education, history, and wisdom as essential to true citizenship and national welfare.
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The
Herald
Mary Lou Caskey
Columbia
Caskey Tollowa
Good Citizenship and Duty in a Republic Rhetoric
A speaker exhorts citizens to trust in common sense and reform corrupt politics. They urge study of government, informed voting, taxation, obedience to laws, and acts of service to defend the nation's unity and moral governance, citing Willam Jones on state virtue.
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United States
Sir Willam Jones
Are You Rheumatic Sloan's Liniment Ad
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for quick relief from rheumatism and associated pains. It claims deep muscle penetration without rubbing, immediate pain draw, and usefulness for colds, sore joints, lumbago, and sciatica. A 26 cent bottle is recommended with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Sloan
Mayor Dailey of Park City Dies After Brief Illness
John M. Dailey, mayor of Park City, Knox Ville's suburb, died after a brief illness at age 48. He worked with J. Allen Smith & Co. millers and left a widow and two daughters. Dailey also served as secretary of the Post T. P. A., whose president R. A. Harber died last week.
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Knoxville
Lenn
John M. Dailey
Park City
J. Allen Smith & Co
Millers
Special Train to Elks Meeting Planned
W H Mustsing of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad arranged a special train from Columbia to San Francisco for the national bike convention to be run on July 1.
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Elks’ Meeting
W. H. Mustsing
Loulaville & Nashville Railroad
Colombia
San Francioes
Fletcher Guards Coast in War Game Off Newport Cape
Atlantic patrols surround Cape Cod area as Admin Pletcher deploys Athow fleet to defend strait points. Submarines watch the Cape canal approaches while Rear Admiral Betty’s forces loom offshore. Also includes health ad copy blurbs not related to the main report.
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Newport
R. L
Atlantic
Cape
Admin Pletcher
Athow
Everett Ewing Earns High Honors at Columbia Military Academy
Young Everett Ewing achieves top honors at Columbia Military Academy earning the highest class rank and valedictorian status. Despite heavy study he remained active in extras and maintained a record of scholarship and discipline, drawing praise from friends and faculty for his outstanding term.
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Ewing Everett
Columbia Military Academy
Y Scessar
Everett
Columbia
Columbia Itary Academy
She Didn’t Understand Exchange Over Name
A fragment shows a character indignantly questioning familiarity after being named. The dialogue hints at cultural or linguistic misunderstanding and insult. The excerpt centers on personal offense and recognition of proper address.
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