Summery of Fashions in Hats and Collars
The article surveys summer headwear and neck adornments. It describes transparent hats, velvet headgear, and lace collars, noting fashion trends from Japan to Paris. It highlights four millinery classes black and white garden hats sailor styles sports hats and urbans with various trims and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Vernon Castle
Sara Bernhardt
Lefhorn
Milan
America
Rome
Scotland
Paris
Society Personalities Visit and Local Appointments
A. H. Metzger came from Unico Tuesday. Frank Brown spent Sunday night in Jonesboro. J. D Hicks of St. Louis visited friends. Foy W. Dulaney went to Erwin Tuesday on business. Dr. J. H. Jones of Garbers Wassay visited Wednesday. Misses Loula and Rebecca Abel were Sunday in the country. Helen Seavers of Knoxville visited relatives here. Mrs. Charles Miller left Tuesday for Knoxville. A. B. Long and Ed Bond of Blountville were in the city Tuesday. William Morrell of Pulaski, Va., is visiting friends. Mrs. W. J. Miller Jr. is visiting home folks at Vance. Misses Cora Martin and Stella Colling spent Sunday on Boone's Creek. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Bowman of Knob Creek were in the city Tuesday. Dr. R. J. Patton of Twlford was here Wednesday on professional business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morrell
Pulaski, Va
City
President Harrison thanks Southern Railway staff for year’s work
President Fairfax Harrison sent a telegram to all officers and employees of the Southern Railway Company praising their teamwork and sacrifices during the fiscal year ending June 30. He credited the organization as a whole for its sound condition and courage, noting the fight is not over yet and expressing pride in their past ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
The
Southern Railway Company
Fairfax Harrison
Modern business house planned on Weller property
M. I. and L. D. Gump plan a modern three story building with a basement on the Weller property on Commerce avenue Roan street and the Southern railway front Wholesale grocers will occupy the new structure The note includes a long patriotic verse from H. B. Fish with references to Independence Day and national liberty.
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M. I
L. D. Gump
Weller
Cit
Commerce Avenue
Roan Street
Southern Railway
Whole
Phosphate Prospects Boost Johnson County Tennessee
Enthusiasm rises over a new phosphate discovery in Johnson County Tennessee with tests up to 90 percent content. The mineral could elevate the county economically, as phosphate commands high value versus coal, and surveys praise the region’s air water and farming. Several investigators study the deposits, signaling strong local interest.
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Johnson County
Mountain City
Tenn
Johnson Country
Johnson
Shelby
Southern Agriculturist of
Nashville
Tennessee
Decorator and paper hanger offers contract work
Notice from W. B. Newcomer advertising decorating and paper hanging services. He claims expertise, punctuality, and provides estimates or color designs for single rooms or whole houses from his shop or residence on Roan Street opposite the Baptist Church.
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Johnson City
Roan Street
Baptist, Church
Special Week End Fares to Bluff and Return
Southern Railway offers round trip tickets from Johnson City to Bluff RE and back for all Saturday and Sunday morning trains from June 26 to September 12 1915. Tickets valid for return to original starting point before midnight the Sunday following the trip. M BLOTS Division Passenger Agent Knoxville Tenn.
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Southern Railway
Johnson City
Bluff RE
Johnson
Knoxville
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W. J. Barton
Mrs. Worley Harr
Master Phillip Isaac
John Massengill
Mrs
Neta Rigby
Mrs. Leonidas McCown
James Garst
W. C. Bowman
W. L. Basketle
Jonesboro
James Hunt
W. J. Matthews
Boone's Creek
Mamie Foust
A. C. Bowers
J. H. Wallin
Hawkins County
Fred H. Hughes
Philadelphia
L. W
J. A. Febuary
Lilly Belle
Gladys ‘Templin
Morris “Town
Una V. ‘Templin
Irene Card
J. W. Sublet
Erwin
Lynchburg
Bernadette Hacker
Kyle M. King
Mountain Branch Soldiers’ Home
T. V. McCown
Margaret McCown
Theodore
J. W. Wallison
Tilman Rope
Boone's
Miss Nellie Rope
Ada Ervin
Fordtown
Dell Crouch
Mildred Crouch
Belle Burrow
Bristol
Mary Gertrude Lyle
Soldiers' Home
Margaret Lyle
Luke Trim
Alexander Shoun
Greeneville
George E. Burbage
T. EB. . Hurat
A.M. Stuart
Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga
Major
T. B. Hacker
Ike Thomas
Princeton
G. W. White
Greene County
Maj
Paul E. DiVine
Frank Blair
St. John
P. M. Ward
Hompides
Trojan
Louise St. John
Lillian Burbage
Guy L. Smith
P. NM. Ward
EB. Kizer
Ferdinand Powell
B. M. Slack
F. B. St. John
A. H. Metzger
Unico
Frank Brown
Mr. J. D Hicks
St. Louis
Foy W. Dulaney
J. H. Jones
Garbers
Wassay
Loula
Rebecca Abel
Helen Seavers
Charles Miller
A. B. Long
Ed Bond
Blountville
W. J. Miller, Jr
Vance
Cora Martin
Stella Colling
D. F. Bowman
Knob Creek
R. J. Patton
Twlford
Palace
Buffalo Street
Sam E. Casale
East Tennessee
Gardner
Thomas
President Harrison
England
Boston Bay
George
Liberty
Jack Tars
Heaven
Harley-Davidson
H. M. Smith CO
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad CO
Ilinville River Railway CO
Central Standard
Milligan College
Watauga Point
Ae Sh
Elizabethton
Elk Park
Ar Cranberry
Minneapolis
F_Play
Exbie Page Te
GRO
W. Harbin
Supt
Johson
Tenmesser
Uncle Sam
Columbia
Fish
Astors
H. B. Crumley
Geo. W. McClure
Summera-Parrott Wardware
Adgt
Pault
Washington County Gas Co
E. Main St
Arlington
Main St
Earl
Campbell
Crest Bon Air
Chestnut Street
Mary A. Ayres
Johnson City Ice Cream Co
P. Maupin & Son, Props
Cox Brethera
West Main Street
Ww. P. Davis
Spring Street
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