Bristol Courier notes Taylor leaves for Nashville and new magazine
The Bristol Courier reports Governor Bob Taylor departs Bristol today for Nashville with his family and household goods. His brother Hugh Taylor heads to Nashville for Bob Taylor's Magazine and the first issue is planned for March. The piece includes moral anecdotes and a note on the magazine's Southern enterprise.
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Bristol Courier
Bob Taylor
Bristol
Nashville
Hugh Taylor
Streats
Maxwell House
Capitol
Annooth
Dixie
Condensed News Highlights Mix War Finance and Industry
A broad recap notes tax and military spending, canal expansion, and steamship concerns. It mentions Russia’s war costs and troop plans, U S policy on naval power, and Edison patent actions. It also reports labor disputes at a steel plant, De Beers diamond price hike, and political moves in Indiana and South Carolina.
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Merchant Marine Commission
Congress
United States Steel Corporation
President's message formation seen as yearlong state craft
A discussion on how a presidential message is planned, drafted, and refined before publication. It describes the incubation, the role of Leob William Leeb Jr., and the process of collecting memoranda, with aside notes on social trends and various commentary from contemporary publications.
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Europe
America
Leob
William Leeb, Jr
Loeb
Mr. Loeb
A. Maurice Low
Saturday Evening Post
Obituary for Lizzie Tiruor of Johnson City Tennessee
Lizzie Tiruor formerly of Johnson City and Inte yeurs of Caringer Monriy County Tennessee died November 8 1004. She was praised as a noble good woman loved by all who knew her. Her husband Thos Turner deceased was a liveryman in Johnson City. The notice mourns her loss and notes her faith and peaceful passing. Also appears in the issue is an extensive Designers magazine insert with articles on homemaking and fashion, and an advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promoted for colds and coughing relief.
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Huntsville Tribune
Lizzie Tiruor
Johnson City
Caringer
Monriy County
Tennessee
Mera
Turner
Thos
T. Turner
Carington
Tenn
Laura Starr
J. J. Marhour
Mary Kilsyth
Julia Davia Chandler
Pennsylvania
Bertha Hagebrook
Leo McCrae
Washington
Epening
Ian
Eala
C, Miller
Jonic Laundry Ad Promises Quality Service
An old fashioned ad touts Jonic Laundry offering wall treatment and trial service. It markets pure soap and finest starch from water dip to ironing, urging customers to try their clothes care.
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