Summer school of the south opens at Tennessee University Knoxville
The thirteenth session begins June 21 at the University of Tennessee Knoxville. Courses span kindergarten to collegiate subjects with expert instructors from across the country. Highlights include review courses for Tennessee teaching certificates and scholarships in Agriculture Home Economics and Manual Training for state teachers and superintendents.
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South
Tennessee
Sehior
Universty of Tennessee
Knoxville
Unre
Uken
Xexston
Wig
State of Tennessee
Bunmer School
Public Instruction
Summer School Attracts Teachers To South Of Mix
The article outlines a summer school program offering teacher certificates valid for one year by the state superintendent, with courses across multiple departments. It highlights features such as excursions, conventions, round tables, lectures, recitals, a music festival with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and affordable fees, stressing strong returns for teachers and widespread interest from past attendees.
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Teynesid
Persilis Tustrues von Wy Fli
Cincinnati
Firm Foundation Kidney Pill Endorsements Reach Johnson City
Johnson City residents publicly endorse Down's Kidney Pills citing relief from back aches and kidney troubles. Mr Galloway of 416 Mimilion Street praises Dunn's Kidney Pills after a Whitehome Drug Co purchase, urging others to ask for a kidney remedy. The ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as the same trusted product with local testimonials.
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Johnson City
Down
Mr. Galloway
Down's
Midney Mills
Dean
Galloway
Ostirm Burn Co
Jane
Morristown Gazette Backs President's Appointment
The Morristown Gazette endorses the president's May 14 appointment of John E. Helis as Morristown postmaster. The paper states the president has made no mistake, noting the democracy's enduring truths.
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John E. Helis
The
Gazette
Morristown
Texas Women coins Kinsey and WLAD DIE TROUBLES
Medicine ad claims to treat rheumatism diabetes kidneys and bladder issues in men and women. Promotes mail order supply from Dr BK W Hall of St Louis Missouri with two months treatment per small bottle. sold by druggists.
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Texas
Kinsey
Pexue
BK. W. Hall
Oliver St. St.Louis, Mo
United States Military Instruction Camp Opens in Asheville
The U S government will run a military instruction camp at Asheville from July 4 to August 7 drawing young men for a month of mountain air and army drills. Three camps are planned, Asheville chosen for climate and transport. The city provides water and lights while local groups assist. Col Sandford H Cohen promotes the camp to southern colleges.
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Asheville
North Carolina
United States Army
Sunset Mountain
Grave Park Inn
Greater Western North Carolina Association
Asheville Board of Trade
Southern Colleges and Universities
Sandford H. Cohen
Beware of Catarrh Ointments Containing Mercury
Caution against mercury containing treatments for catarrh. Warns they damage the eye and sense, urging prescriptions only from reputable doctors. Mentions Hish's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo and internal use in Ohio, with testimonials free and price per bottle. Also references Hall's Pills for constipation.
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Hish
F. J. Chenery & Go
Toledo
Ohio
Fr. Cheney
Peice
Pake Halls
Presbyterian School Union Plan Discussed by Bristol Leader
Dir Tilden Lederer president of King College Bristol returned from Kansas City where he and other Bristolians presented to the Presbyterian assembly a plan to unite several East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia colleges into a central university. A committee will be named to visit the schools and assist in implementing the plan. Lederer believes such a union could attract endowments between one and two million dollars. Likely candidates include Stonewall Jackson Institute Abingdon Washington College Synodical College and King College.
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Tilden Lederer
King College
Bristol
Kansas City
Stonewall Jackson Institute
Abingdon
Washington College
Washington County
Tean
Synodical College
Rogersville
Hawkins County
Coughs and Colds Warn Weakening Health
Coughs and colds and persistent complaints sap strength and appetite. A cent bottle of Dr King s New Discovery is advertised to stop coughs and throat and lung troubles with quick relief and is touted as good for children. Also notes a political meeting naming Gen James B Cox as the favorite for the First district and opposition by Sam KR Sells with eight counties for Cox. Also promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a blood purifier and Bucklen s Arnica Salve for injuries.
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Dr. King
H. Brown
Muscatine
Ann
Republican Congressional Committee
First District
Jas. B. Cox
Shiptey
Hysters
Cox
Jos
W. Howard
J. F. Puller
Sam KR. Sells
Bucklen
Why We Should Raise HEP in Tennessee
In Tennessee grain production, especially winter wheat, sheep pasturing has grown. Wheat counties in Middle Tennessee used 178,882 acres in 1909 supporting about 457,356 sheep. Winter cover crops and wheat pasture reduce maintenance costs while preserving grain yield. East Tennessee could expand winter pasture to 200,000 acres, boosting lambs and ewes and improving pastures and soil.
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Tennessee
Middle Tennessee
Oblon
Weakley
East
Southern railways aid farmers with new marketing pamphlet
Southern lines including the Union Pacific and others launch an educational campaign to help southeastern fruit and vegetable growers market their crops. An illustrated pamphlet with eighteen container illustrations covers packing, loading, and proper methods. Copies available on request to connect growers with U.S. and Canada dealers for better markets.
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Southern Railway
Uinelannd
New Orleans
Texas Pacific Railway
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway
Atlinta
Cincinnati
Washington
St. Louis
South
United States
Canada
Chamber of Commerce Board to Visit South
The United States Chamber of Commerce board plans a two week tour of southern states in late October, meeting business leaders and holding a meeting in New Orleans. Editor G Grosvenor Dawe will tour Charleston Atlanta Mobile and Birmingham to discuss national chamber methods and referenda on national questions.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States of America
Washington City
New Orleans
Mueifie
Far West
United States
Swich
G. Grosvenor Dawe
Nation
Charleston
Atlanta
Mobile
Viekaburg
Southern Commercial Secretaries Association
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Dawe
National Chamber
Ui Ayst Fem
South America as an Export Field
Washington reports the U S Commerce Department study on South American trade, comparing United States, British, and German methods. It notes German agents subsidizing market research and credit channels, while American exporters should invest capital and focus on details to boost trade, citing the Southern Railway Company link to regional development.
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Washington
United States Department of Commerce
Leon Armorlinkas
Fox Prey
Ierest
Siuthery Rilway Company
South Ameria
Uenfted Kingdom
Germany
United States
Alu
Mareson
Rouphern Railway Couyoury
Tvs
Fy Colao Vaeite
Soul Amereu
South America
President would extend term to six years for presidents
Speaker Champ Clark urged graduates to support a six year presidential term with a lifetime veto on re election after one term. He argued current practices waste time and money and proposed holding elections for the last Manag in October to allow leaders like Roosevelt and Taft room for another term after the one term law is enacted.
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New York
Champ | Clark
Roodevelt
Wilva
Alumni pledge support for Judge Burrow’s supreme bench bid
In Chattanooga College of Law alumni meeting resolutions affirm loyal support for Hon. Robert Burrow of Bristol to join Tennessee Supreme Court. The group pledges influence in Hamilton County and across the state, to aid his election, and votes to record the resolution in minutes and forward copies to Judge Burrow.
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Robert Mirrow
Wottonooga College of Law
Burrow
Lisk
Chatta- Had
Pigiay
J. EL Datley
VW. Snider
RM Iitre
Tey
Robert Burrow
Bristol
Supreme Bench
Nasrville
Tran
Tennessee
Chattanooga College of Law
Chatine Nooga Bar
Hamilton County
Robert Burerow
Graduates of State Normal Celebrate Third Annual Session
The East State Normal closes its third annual session with graduates from the normal course including Crate Errants Meigan county Henrietta Ayre Bradley county Mary Lyn Fowler Jus C McAmis Beulah Lee Marks and Alta Elizabeth Pardue Monroe county Athel Walker Rice county Also graduates from the academic course include Daisy Healy Monroe county Lennie Goodner Titwiley county Cora Lee Holden way Polk county Roy Mullens Monroe county and Hoberts Warner Hamilton county
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Binceaser Tate Normal
Crate Errants
Meigan County
Henrietta Ayre
Bradley Coute
Mary Lyn Fowler
Jus. C. McAmis
Beulah Lee Marks
Alta Elizabeth Pardue
Monroe County
Athel Walker
Riea
Acalepte Corse
Daisy Healy
Lennie Goodner
Titwiley County
Cora Lee Holdeway
Polk County
Roy Mullens
Hoberts
Warner
Harailton County
Health tonic promises relief for heat weary readers
An ad implores readers to combat hot weather fatigue with Electric Hit ters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It cites Mrs. James Buncan of Haynes, Me, claiming complete cure after doctors gave up. Also promotes Honey's Teething Syrup for teething babes and stomach and bowel comfort.
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James Buncan
Haynes
Bucklen
Timber lands east of Holston to be converted for passenger rail use
The Peter McCain Lanier Company owns timber along the Holston River in Carter County Tennessee and plans to convert the Holston Valley routes from log transport to electric service. Bristol Vision Company buys the line and will run passenger trains from Big Creek Park. Timber cutting on Holston Mountain boundary took over twenty years and tramways must be built before fall operations begin.
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Peter McCain
Holston River
Peter-Mc-Caip
Carter County
Tenn
Joes
Kristel
Virginia and Roudwestern and
Southern Railways
Torbring
Holston Mountain
Forest Fires Damage Timber and Crops in Tennessee Region
Fragments describe wildfires sweeping across Kinet Tennessee and Unnan reserve areas, damaging timber and berry crops. The chaotic text mentions smoke, scorched land, and a reference to teething remedies, creating a fragmented, periodical-era news item.
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Unnan
Banrie
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Firm Foundation
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American Bankers Association
Unaka National Bank
Ain Mercury
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J. B. Cox
Bettor Health
H. A. Morgan
Tennessee Experiment Station
Chamber OF Commerce Board
Favors
MR. Burrow
State Normal
Hanlter
Holston
Dr. Falgney
Royal
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