East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Time Table No 77
Timetable for the East Tennessee and Western North Carolina and Linville River Railway companies in effect 6 45 am Sunday May 27 1917 Central Standard Time. Flag station service Nos 1 2 3 and 4 daily Nos 7 and 8 daily except Sunday Nos 1 and 4 include parlor car. Note connection at Shulls Mill with automobile line to Blowing Rock NC seven miles. Gu W Hardin vice president and superintendent.
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East Tennessee & Western North Carolina Railroad
Colinville River Railway Company
Central Standard
Shulls Mille
Blowing Rock
I. C
GU. W. Hardin
Jonhson City
Ngan College
Atauga Point
Sycamore Shoals
Elizabethton
Valley
Crabtree
Roan Mountain
Cue
Linville River Ry
Minneapolis
Newland
Montezuma
Pineola
Linville
the Gayant
Jeates Sidha
Townsens
Wale Hampton Home Transition To War Dept Hospital
The Branch Soldiers' Home at Hampton Virginia will become a base hospital for invalided European soldiers under War Department control. The Board of Managers will reclaim and reassign stores and property, close the Hampton home, and transfer veterans to other Branch Homes or Dayton depot as needed.
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Board of Managers
Hampton
War Department
Europe
Ben Butler
Dayton
Hampton Home
Mountain Branch
Barrage Tales of Camp Notes On Duty Pay and Personal Anecdotes
Dispatch repeats humorous and personal items from Maj Lyle’s payrolls near Johnson City. Soldiers tease about monthly gold payments, rail career figures, and camp life. Mentions Capt Siskron, Charley Nevin, Gen Comstock, Ike Bassett, Spirit of '61 drum corps, and a prewar housekeeping order as a War Department inspector nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Lyle
Johnson City
Meena
Public concerns over smoke pollution near Johnson City grounds
Residents complain of noxious fumes from a chemical plant opposite the town, affecting hospitals, a normal college, and the water stream. They urge Johnson City officials to act to protect air and well water, as veterans report daily meals and milk quality in the mess.
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Johnson City
Jonesboro
Emerald Breen
Iadien
Tron
Normal College
Jack Donahue
Morristown Notes Guests and Local Visitors
Colonel Swift, Adjutant Deaderick and Frank Deaderick of Houston travel Washington area visiting old friends. Major Lyle and Mrs. Baskin host guests at the Post Fund Hotel. Lorena Deaderick returns from Bristol to spend days at home. Annie Wilson of Salisbury visits the governor's quarters with relatives. Lila Johnson in Knoxville visits Miss Mary Tindell.
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Adjutant Deaderick
Frank
Houston
Texas
Washington
G. T. Baskin
Washington, D.C
Janie
Katie Corkery
New Orleans
Post Fund
Lorena Deaderick
Bristol
Eva Smith
Annie Wilson
Salsbury, N. C
John P. Smith
Lila Johnson
Knoxville
Mary Tindell
Chaplain Tindell
Oldest National Home veteran and aging recruits mingle tales
John W. Ontorne born July 1816 arrives at the local Mountain Branch claiming 101 years and veteran status from Mexican and Civil Wars. He shares memories and humor about past outfits while humorously awaiting judgment day. A recruiting notice lists requirements for U S Army enlistment across several Tennessee towns.
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John W. Ontorne
Mountain Branch
Dansville
Women in trousers become fashion and war era duty
An editorial argues women in cities adopt trousers for work and home as men go to the front, predicting a broad shift to overalls. It notes fashion followers among waitresses and a nod to male gaze concerns among soldiers, listing new arrivals such as L. J. Allison and A. J. Beard among others.
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Europe
Indy
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims 100 Dollar Reward
Vintage ad claims one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cure with Mutts Catarrh Medicine. Hall's Catarrh Medicine supposedly purges pulsion from the blood and heals affected parts. Encourages immediate use and promises visible health improvements after short treatment.
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Hall
D. Cheney
All Crystalmn
Sloan's Liniment Advertised For Muscle Relief
An old-time ad promotes Sloan's Liniment to ease cramped muscles and soreness after colds or grippe. It claims fast penetration without staining or clogging pores, helps rubes, and relieves rheumatism lumbago strains and bruises. Available from druggists for 2 cents per bottle.
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Sloan
Stoan
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