To the Farmers of Tennessee Profit and Loss
The article urges Tennessee farmers to adopt simple annual inventories and basic bookkeeping to identify profit and loss. It stresses listing debts, valuing assets, and accounting for depreciation, then tracking yields and costs per crop and animal to reveal where profits come from and where losses occur. It notes that higher yields and selective spending boost profit while over-economizing harms crop outcomes. It advocates deep plowing, crop rotation, soil health, and careful labor management to maximize returns and warns against neglect and overextension. It concludes that disciplined records allow farmers to determine yearly profitability without guesswork.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements In Johnson City
A Johnson City audience endorses Doan's Kidney Pills with local testimonials. J W Galloway of 416 Hamilton credits relief from kidney pain and backache after using Doan's, urging others to request the same remedy. The piece ties farming success and good roads to productive health and marketing.
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Johnson City
Doan
J. W. Galloway
Hamilton
Tenn
White
Galloway
Foster-Melburn Co
Buffalo
Pine-Tar-Honey Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Stop that cough now. When you catch cold or cough, De Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey penetrates throat and lung linings to fight disease germs and provide natural healing. A Hamilton Ohio family testimonial supports its effectiveness. Available 25 cents at druggists.
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de Bell
Mr. E. Williams
Hamlton
Ohio
Shriners Plan Big Knoxville Assembly for Chattanooga Meeting
Shriners of Knoxville and upper East Tennessee will travel by special train to attend the annual meeting of Ahambra Temple in Chattanooga. About 300 to 500 Nobles are expected, with Ceremonial exercises after the business session. The train will start at 2 p.m., with connections via No 1 and No 41 to ensure on-time arrivals.
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Knoxville
Upper East Tennessee
Sharp
ASU
Ahambra Temple Ti
Masonic Temple
Chattanooga
Ilustrioux Potentace
Cigeinnat
Southern
Harriman Junction
Harriman
Rockwood
Belgium and Europe in war’s grim accounting from old war prose
Fragmentary poetic reflection on World War I era battles and sieges. Describes Belgium’s suffering, German advances from Ypres to the Polish front, Russian losses including thousands of prisoners, Krupp artillery, and widespread famine shadows. Calls for American aid and critiques monarchs and powers for inaction. Mentions vast gold and jewels hoarded away while Belgians starve.
Weeping in Constantinople for thy reign and beauty
Fragmentary OCR notes reflect sorrow among women and a sultan's court in Constantinople. The text mentions a veiled state of mourning, pride in Islamic rule, and preparations around a vote or decision, with garbled phrases about beauty and readiness.
Burrow cites misled Worley suit delay claim
Statement by counsel for the state in the Worley case says the action to recover over 47000 looted from State Senator J Parke Worley could not have gone to trial now and no affidavit was filed for a continuance. The state expects trial by May or a special term within sixty days and seeks prompt resolution. For rent a nicely furnished or unfurnished room with modern conveniences near the car line at 307 Seventh Ave offered.
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Liietol, Tin
Robert Burrow
Hare & Burrow
J. Parke Worley
State Revenue
East Tennessee
Worley
Seventh Ave
Faybur Weds In Knoxville
Robt. D. Faybur, formerly Maexville attorney Robt. D. Tannor, announced his marriage to Miss Mary Louine Pendergrass in Knoxville on Tuesday November 24 at the First Baptist Church. Gen. J. P. Taylor of the county is the groom’s father and the couple are celebrated for social charm and promise in their home county.
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Robt. D. Tannor
Maexville
First Baptist Church
Mary Louine Pendergrass
Cupid
Kingsport Tennessee Farm Holds Vast Corn Draw
A large Tennessee farm near Kingsport, five miles north of Johnson City on the C C O railway, consolidates many farms. George L Carter and associates built it, later sold to railway stockholders. The land is largely disabled with corn and wheat as leading crops. This year the corn crop reaches about 50 000 bushels.
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Tennessee
Kingsport
Neney
Johnson City
George L. Carter and
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