Personal visits light week in Jonesboro region
A sequence of local notables and visitors fills the first week with activity. Names like W H Jones, T B Hughs, A L Shipley, H E Williams, J F Arnold, D J Pine, J R Herron, F R Bacon, Jack Daniels, H H Dyer, and J Eager appear among many others visiting or conducting business in Jonesboro, Limestone, Greeneville, Bristol, Clinchfield, and surrounding areas. Local merchants I N Beckner & Son promote catalogs as part of the season.
Reverend Hicks 1916 Almanac Promises Weather Insight
John Scntt reports from Erwin as the Rev R I Hicks promotes the 1916 Almanac by Word and Works Publishing Co. at 3401 Franklin Ave St. Louis. Hicks claims the Almanac is the finest ever printed and offers subscriptions for one dollar a year, with the Almanac alone priced at 35 cents prepaid.
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Pitts
Int R. Hicks
Cumberland
Hicks
Erwin
America
Rt R. Hicks
Word and Works
Word and Works Publishing Co
Franklin Are
St. Louis
Guy Maloney
Telford
Notable Tennessee conference notes historic sites crusade
State DP A chairman reports at Chattanooga on preservation actions. Article lists dozens of local officials visitors and business figures from Bristol Jonesboro Greeneville Morristown Knoxville and Kingston. It also mentions Nancy Ward monument plan at Benton and potential historic markers for Chota and Gov Blount mansion.
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Ella Hunt
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Kentucky
Knoxville
Cumberland Gap
Daniel Boone
Bristol
Johnson City
Boonesboro
Greeneville
Morristown
Nancy
Ward
Chattanooga
Letteir City
March
London
Ooltewah
Ton Historical Society
Atlanta
Nancy Ward
Jacksonville
Benton
Walt
Ocoee
Court Square
Elizabeth
S. Army
John Carter
Elizabethton
Gov. Blount
Chota
Fort Loudon
Adair
Oconostota
Careless Bread Aims High Without Solid Ground
A terse aphorism notes that many seek success without ensuring a firm foundation, urging caution and preparation before climbing. The line contrasts ambition with prudence, warning of unstable ascent when steps lack support.
Steam Turbo Generator Powers New York Edison Waterside Unit
A massive 40 000 horsepower steam turbo generator at Waterside station Schenectady built by General Electric for New York Edison. Ten stage high pressure turbine drives a two stage low pressure turbine on one shaft, operating at 1600 rpm with 185 psi steam input. The 57 by 20 by 14 foot unit weighs 957000 pounds and uses large river cooling with a 76000 gallon pump.
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New York Edison Company
Golid
Waterside Group
General Electric Company
Schenectady Works
Curtis
State of Franklin and historic towns noted in chronicles
The passage recalls Old Hop the Archimigus of the whale nation in Chota and discusses Greeneville as the State of Franklin capital with Jonesboro as the Washington district seat. It cites Bancroft and Roosevelt on the lost commonwealth and reflects on naming proposals like Franklin and Frankland. The chairman urges statewide patriotism and notes monuments as lessons for youth and nationhood.
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Old Hop
Chota
Greeneville
Franklin
Jonesboro
Washington
Bancroft
Theodore Roosevelt
For Sale New 4 Room House at 505 W Main St
For sale a four room house with electric lights and water. The lot measures 560 by 150 feet at 505 West Main Street. Apply to Jos A Frick Treasurer's office Soldiers' Home Town Termate sult purchaser.
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Main St
Jos
A. Frick
Termate Sult
Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey for Colds and Coughs
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a treatment for cold symptoms and throat irritation. It claims pine tar reduces phlegm and congestion while acting as an antiseptic, promising easier breathing and general relief, with a 25 cent price.
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Dr. Bell
Eastiest Word to Pronounce Murmur
A linguistic note states the easiest English word to pronounce is murmure? Actually murmur. It is described as a simple breath expulsion repeated in speech.
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W. H. Jones
Bay
T. B. Hughs
Afton
Wats Nose
Col
A. L. Shipley
HE. W. Williams
Limestone
Our City
Geo. H. Cole
Watauga
Earl G. Hunt
J. F. Arnold
D. J. Pine
J. R. Herron
Buncomb County
N.C
FR. Bacon
Church Hill
Jack Daniels
Spartanburg
5. C
R. H. Spears
Prank Gant
Guy T. Smith
A. W. Main
Rogersville
Lyons Taylor
Bull's Gap
I. N. Beckner & Son
H. H. Dyer
Carl E. Feathers
G. B. Bickley
Clinchfield, Va
City
Co. J. Eager
Windsor Hotel
Mrs. Chas
Swingle
California
J.B. McKernan
Fontana, N. C
A. B. Crouch
Unaka National Bank
J. R. Franklin
Talbotton
J. R. Haynes
Baptist Church
H. A. Bible
Russelville
R. Hi, Spears
J. F. Tillery
I. N. Beckner & Son, Watehamkers, Jewelers
Chas. May
Irl B. Hicks
John Scntt
DP. A
C. W. Fine
A. Robertson
The
Globe Realty and Auction Co
John Haney
Guy
Chase
KE. M. Sentell
C. 3. Hawk
Blountsville
E. A. Torbett
Piney Flats
Aew
Miss Burk
Birmingham
Ala
Odeon Theatre
G. M. Ellis
Windsor
W. M. Netherland
Bor- Jaen
W. EB. F. Milburn
C. Bassett
Nellie Shields
G. G. Ewald
J. M. Fink
Dr. T. B. Hughes
H. M. Piper
W. W. Belew
Jonesboro Y
R. M. Berry
Mollie Wilds
Kingsport
J. H. Moser
I. N. Buckner & Son
John C. Ritter
Washington College
J. F. Watson
John H. Sanders
D. C. Boykin
Hotel Windsor
M. R. Lambert
Sheriff Williams
John Bowman
Florida
Cuba
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
G. M. Bellis
Tenn
Brown Seaton
Rt. 1
M. H. Keys
Washington County
Ruby Mettetal
Annie Summerman
Southern Raildwap
Royal Palm
Sucd
City Shoe Store
Cook
Cook's
H. J. Cook CO
DR. Bells
Myrtle Cothrum
Russellville
Cardus
Cristmas
J. B. Reithner
New King Building
Roan Street