Arp Breaks the Chain on a Monument Debate
Bill Arp in the Atlanta Constitution rebukes a drive for a General Sherman monument and proposes instead a joint tribute to General Joe Johnston. He argues the retreat and defense by Johnston were heroic and urges a peaceable, inclusive memorial honoring all veterans while rejecting Sherman and Tecumseh.
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Bhermain
Joe Johnston
Sherman
Grand Army of the Republic
Rolla
Woldiere Weingle
Tecumseh Sherman
Bill Arp
Atlanta Constitution
Death of John Emmatt Leaves Quiet Community Shock
Correspondence reports the sudden death of longtime resident John Emmatt between three and four in the morning after a cheerful last visit with his family. He was a Brethren church member and valued community figure. Local illness figures and flood-related damage near the river are noted, including breaks in a boom and a bridge, with closures at the tannery and a river-wide rise. April 8.
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John Emmatt
Bretylya Church
Mra
J. F, Robertson
Wm, Scott
J. M. Lewis
Almira Shuler
Harvey M. Chosa
Prosi
Albertson
Elizabethton
Mattern Thresher
Turkeytown
J. H Smalling
Robert T McCollum
Newmansville
Greene County
PIGHTH DISTRICT CHURCH ACTIVITIES AND MARRIAGE NOTICE
In the Pighth district Rev Robbarts preached at Green Meadows Sunday forenoon and officiated at a baptism in Sinking Creek in the afternoon. Luther Scott has been dosed with rheumatism. Rev Tunnel of Tonnaboro preached at Antioch Saturday afternoon. News arrived of the marriage of Mr Spain to Miss Martha Tee and the marriage of Noah Griffith and Emma Carr. Jacob Hufloe and family visited relatives on the Watsoga Saturday and Sunday. The Rev Lillie preached at Piney Plate Saturday. Robbing graves under Chinese law was noted as historically severe. Yellow fever was more common in northern cities a century ago than now in tropical regions.
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Robbarts
Green Meadows
William Harvey
Sinking Creek
Luther Scott
Tunnel
Tonnaboro
Antioch
Spain
Martha Tee
Noah Griffith
Emma Carr
Jacob Hufloe
Watsoga
Lillie
Piney Plate
Dairying for Prete by John Gould at Maine Dairy Meeting
The essay argues dairymen must love their craft and modernize. It urges division into dairy, factory, mill, and city supply sectors, adoption of milk and cream tests, and dividend payment by solids. Emphasizes cow type, ration, silage, and homegrown feeds to improve milk quality and profit.
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Onas
Butler
Jersey
Okttain
John Gould
Maine
Woman sought to sell Hygeia Waista nationwide
A help wanted notice invites women in every county to promote the celebrated Hygeia Waista for all ages. Advertises a three dollar outfit free and potential earnings from sixteen to fifty dollars weekly. Includes address 878 Canal Street New York and claims unanimous physician approval.
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America
Hyaxa M’r's
Canal Street
New York
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cures for Blood Diseases
Sarsaparilla claimed to effect remarkable cures for scrofula salt rheum and other blood diseases at Hood s Sarsaparilla.
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Hood's
Dr Kollock of Nashville Readies Local Card
The reader is urged to note Dr Matthew Henry Kollock in Nashville. A Norfolk, Va. native (1834) from a Southern Havannah, Ga. lineage, he is widely cited by Britannica Vol X as a leading authority. He developed a neuralgia treatment from amt SEMIs, has traveled globally, and achieved cures, notably in Hot Springs, Arkansas where others failed.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Literary Notes on Art and Poetry in May
A dense 19th or early 20th century catalogish piece reviews a weekly illustrated publication. It highlights Dover prints and verse collections, praising varied subjects, decorative plates, and notable writers like Rider Haggard and Gilbert Parker, noting foreign and domestic art coverage and monthly pricing.
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Watauga
Pighth District
Ovyche
Tim
Thas
Chattanooga Sam
Tisa
Geritiner
Ford
Parks
Einatar
Yale
Ache
Yank Hormel Hardens
Royal
Banny Mare
Hepri Benedi Holstal
Olticr
Ems
Jn Otis Magedine
England
Wnoauciadey
Rane
Eratet
Peranter de Colleyl
Cyrus
Riva
Wubsettr
Mlardard
Lorain
Europe
Moihiy
Onergy Schutitis
Bilgme Maycott
Gilbert Parker
Lintley Dale
Brown's Tron Bitters
Feaouyt of
Twoan
Leon
C. Roe
Zepi
Alall
Cullen & Newman
Knoxville
Tennessee
Treames Lees
Arve
Duke Cigarettes
Duke Durham
Te Ey
Johnson City
Washington County
Tenn
Watauga Bank
H L. Cooper
Tenneeser
Ali
Linopdra Hoi
Dolinean
Leanertee
Wrelinglan County
Teonertee
Whella
Carnegie
Tennesaur
Firat Avenue
Wilson
Lide
Sheriff’s Sale
the Law Court
Washington County, Tenn
J. H. Preasto
Mary E Love
Law Court
Opera House
Teenesaco
Clark
Hule
Falton
J. H Prong
Mary FB. Love
Parrevere
Canmene
Washington
Lowe
Lot
W. P. Cooper
J.T. Binnville
G. F. Uasrpene
Berlin
la Canulacturin Rorse
Wisconsin
Thy
Bruexa Cieaioal
M'r's Co
la Crone
Wik
Oftow
Pioneer Press Company
G. W. Hommick
Sapt
Pao
Minn
Hope
Nokia
Amni Pte
Creamer & Scott CO
Whotesaty Manufacturera
Ricimond
Indiana
Cycling Authority of America
Indiana Biocycle CO
Indianapolis
Ind
Gov. McKitley
Riverdale
Putin
Post
Bert Chen Mber
J. J. Bell
Binghampton
N. Y
J. A, Summers, Summers & Barton
Hale
Main Street
THE
Oxford
Union Depot
HH. B.crumiliey
Buck Mountain Lumber Company
Tenne
C. Collins
Cooper
U. Megahan
Geo
E. Gorsler
Gam
J. L. Cooper
G/F. Camp
Genons
Mills
Buck Mountain
Wolford & Co
King Streets
Engrosbing
Nario
Spencerian Pen CO
Tne
Bert Sia
Erica
Crys
Gesepenpestte
Ion
Tyre
Matton Henry Huck
Rmy
Deter Heem
Matthew Henry Kollock
Attleman Sehen Ping
Jain
Ayaka
Theo
Mia Healy Rowan
Hauk
Kollock
Barrot
Mati
Fant Hedford
Mehooud
Atil Norfitk
Limtu
Maron
Wytheville
Batdht
Radford
Arriven Roarone
Haw Pollinnty
Ronoke
N. G
HotleByier
Dally
Bluefety
Hacford
Ty Dally
Busted Ketova
Colm Bun
Chicko
Pullman Pailet Slapper Rinifed
Coline
Obat
Chikcat Valery
Eldefeld
Bom
Dully
Bie Nortop
Demis Divistos
Lynchburg
Inion Niet
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Gen
Pam
Ramnokey Va
Tarma
Timbor
Mineral Lands
J.M. Phillips
Johnton City
Teun
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