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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1908
Page
4
The Tennessee State Fair aims to show the state’s rich natural and man-made resources and spur industrial and agricultural growth. It seeks to educate farmers and visitors about opportunities, promote Tennessee bred livestock, and provide wholesome recreation, with a focus on turning exhibits into practical economic gains for the Volunteer State.
The Tennessee State Fair offers valuable education through exhibits of crops, livestock, poultry, and handiwork. Competent demonstrators explain how lessons from the exhibits translate to practical farming, aiming to lift Tennessee as a regional leader while providing an economical autumn outing from September 21 to 26.
A jumble of quotes and pseudo ad copy appears from a historical page. It includes a flirtatious exchange about ending with the last word, then a reference to washing and digestion, a playful remark about happiness, a line about a bride, and a noisy humorous interlude with a prankish cry. An aside promotes Dean's Mixture for digestion and itch relief.
Community church notices list pastors and services: First Maptiat Church Rev. Vlacunee Hodge holding services mornings and evenings, Christin Church led by Rev. Low Keevil with Sunday school and communion, St John's Episcopal on Rong Street with weekday prayers and vestry, St Mary's and St Andrew with midweek gatherings, First Methodist on Main and Roan with pastoral staff A. Newman and Sunday preaching, Market Street MB Church with Rev. Vaught, First Presbyterian on Mount Humboldt with Rev. Edmunds, and other congregations detailing Sunday School, prayer meetings, and Holy Communion times.
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