Local social notes peak with visits and travel
Bristol area residents and visitors are listed in a long social roundup. Names include GW Cline and family in Berwin, Miss Eva Wilson heading to Chattanooga, Prof S D Jona in town, Dr J O King returning with his daughter Bessie, and many others visiting relatives or traveling to cities like Philadelphia and Lexington.
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Ant Boel
Toycyth
Calivotl
Bristol
Berwin
Charles Stratton
Chattanooga
Master Young
Jonesboro
J.P Henderwn
D. Jona
South
Netivile
King
Bessie
Hawkite County
Frank Pirmatene
R. RB
Phila
Monday Evening Club entertains friends and tales in song
The Monday Evening Club hosted a small gathering with Mrs Gildersleeve and others, sharing verses and songs inspired by poetry and music. Members recited, and Tom exhibited poetic flair as the crowd enjoyed a light, convivial evening amid memories of rock cave and fountain scenes. Judge Anderson and family visited Cranberry, en route home, while other locals were noted for social calls and minor shopping events in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Anderson
Nashville
Cranberry
N. B. Remine
Bristol Courier Étall
Miss Blanch Wharton
Philadelphia
Morristown reopening plans and public protest
The Thercbuels will reopen Monday September 2 to organize pupil entry at Columbine Powell Building, with exams September 26 28 except 26 28 reserved for teachers. Colored schools reopen September 9 at 830 am. Morristown business community plans a public meeting to protest insurance delays after Maj T C Cain’s unpaid claim and mayor Goodden mobilizes support. Allen Grouch and Mita Jennie Duncan wed August 15 1894 at the Duncan home Knob Creek with a feast and decorations.
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Thercbuels
Organi
Colimine Powell
Martha Wilder
Columbine Powell Huilding
Prercaxa
Morristown
T. C. Cain
Goodden
Allen Grouch
Mita Jennie Duncan
Squire Slerry
Duncan
Knob Creek
Tim Conet
Buying Beauty and Health Remedies in One Ad Card
An old advertisement blends beauty claims with tonics and purifying remedies. It touts Ramon’s Tonic Liver Pills, Ramon’s Tonic Pellets, No-To-Bac tobacco cure, and Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as paths to health, liver balance, and blood purification with guarantees and prices. It cites Brown Manufacturing Co and Sterling Remedy Co among sellers. The tone mirrors early 20th century mail order style targeting women and smokers.
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Ramon
Adall Deniers
Matl
Schonen
Brown Mpg, CO
New York
St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
St. Louis
McFirland &Co
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Miss Mary Price Dead in Harriman Tennessee
Sudden death of Miss Mary Price on the 10th in Harriman Tennessee shocks friends in this city. Daughter of Dr. R. N. Price she had stayed here as governess for Gov. Robt L. Taylor's family and made warm friends by her virtues. Telegram says death resulted from chloroform used for a minor operation in a surgeon's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Price
Harriman
Tenn
Miss Price
R. N. Price
Decatur Ak ard dies after long illness at age 76
Last Saturday morning Decatur Ak ard died at his Main street home in his 77th year after a gradual decline. Funeral services were held at his residence Sunday morning conducted by Rev. W. S. Neighbors and burial followed at the old cemetery amid many friends. The local Sunday school plans a Lake Watauseo picnic if weather permits and rain postponed the earlier date. Miss Annie Gentry has withdrawn her divorce suit on desertion grounds. William Dyer returned to town from Pikeville Kentucky where he had been with an engineering transit. A Southern Railway schedule notes trains Nos 37 41 9 stop at Hot Springs with specific times between Knoxville Morristown Hot Springs and Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Akard
Main Street
Literary Notes and September Short Stoves Review
A literary digest highlights September items by Af. Shoutthavse and Master of the stean with strong illustrations by Fortis, plus translations from Parvete Wat Germ. It notes The Clearing of Mulberry Ben and How the Other Half Lives as pivotal reads in The Current Literature Publishing Company’s August review.
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Shoutthavse
Siprick
Palton
Felmeldenl
Sitet Wellers
Ae Walery
Heynes
Litercure Phtishing Company
Luffywite Hive
New York
August Sacob Ayib
Mulberry
Weil City
Mr. Hils
County Farm Site Chosen Near Town for Infirmary
The county court appointee selects part 1 of Dr Panhorst’s farm about three miles south of town, fifty acres with timber for fencing and a fine spring, ensuring ample water. The Herald notes the committee could not have done better. The ad promotes Ramon’s Liver Pill and Tonic Pellet as a combined remedy.
Furniture catalogue offer from American Furniture Agency
Gold Dust four-best wade, Furniture at Wholesale Prices. We represent the largest manufacturers of household furniture in the world and sell to anybody at factory prices. All shipments direct from the Chicago factory. Catalogue mailed to any address for six cents postage. Special baby carriage catalogue of sixty three new styles mailed free. Galena Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Onur
American Furniture Agency
Smashera
Galena
Kan
Gold Dust Flour Ad Highlights Ramon’s Oil Claims
An old advertisement touts Gold Dust flour as the best and mentions Ramon’s Nerve and Bone Oil claimed to cure rheumatism sores burns and bruises for unknown ages. The clipped text suggests marketing copy from a historical storefront or newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon
Age
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