State Cadet Appointments Examinations Called
Important circular urges county and city superintendents to hold examinations for State Cadet appointments to the University of Tennessee. It outlines eligibility, required subjects, tuition savings, and the benefits of joining the reorganized university with new buildings and chairs.
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University of Tennessee
Agricultural Experiment Station
Congress
Tennessee
Wid
Sach
Willy Eich
University OF
State Normal College circular urges Tennessee teacher training effort
A circular from W. E. Payor President discusses the State Normal College at Nashville, outlining needs for normal schools, costs, scholarships, admission rules, and cooperation with county superintendents to expand teacher education across Tennessee. It emphasizes free instruction, modest incidental fees, and the Peabody Trust support.
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State Normal College
County Superintendenta
Payne
Nashville
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Tennessee
Peabody Board of Trust
University of Nashville
State of Tennessee
State Normal School
State of
Chemical Laboratory
Ten-nessee
W. EL Payer
Peabody Education Fund
Old University At
Friends of Education
Ay Hang
Teabedy
Telay
Normal College
Ab Tenneseeo
United States
Harvard University
W. H. Payne
Ti Ie
Nashville American
Domestic Monthly May 1584 surpasses fashion magazine records
The May issue of The Domestic Monthly boasts 125 fashion illustrations and new costumes, bonnet displays, and fancy work, exceeding April’s record. Marketed as the best household magazine, it features Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher in charge of the household department and is published at 1858 Broadway, New York, priced at $1.50 annually with $100 worth of patterns included.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Broadway
New York
Marry a Widow Says A Practical Match
The speaker advises Thad to marry a widow arguing she will be more reliable and pleased with life. A widow’s experience would prevent social slips and smooth his life, while her loyalty and calm demeanor would suit a man who enjoys a quiet row occasionally, likening love to Burgundy wine.
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Willian A
Viele
Christ
Blaine Is Touched by Friends Push for Nomination
Reliable New York report states Blaine has given assent to a movement for renomination. Influential allies led by Jones Phelps Reid Emory Smith have pressed for an aggressive Chicago campaign. Blaine’s portrait and continued backing signal a formal nomination if momentum continues.
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Blaine
New York
Thu
King Wile
Bikeforenen
Jones
William Walter Phelps
Whitelaw Reid
Chas. Emory Smith
Washington
Italy
Tribune
Philadelphia
Maine
Chua
Staith
Penosylvania
New England
Vermont
Chicago
The Troops Return and a Horoscope for Girls Born by Month
The piece reports troops returning from Lowndes county and assisting in arrests, with fear of trouble and several deputies shot. It includes a curious month by month horoscope predicting traits for girls born in each month, with descriptions tied to temper, behavior, and luck.
Dark Winged Death Claims Beloved Brother in Tennessee
Fragmented obituary from 1888 recounts William A Campbell of Gap Run Tennessee dying after a long illness. It honors his Christian faith, marriage briefness, and sisterly bonds while sharing prayers for the bereaved, and notes his fatherhood and a wartime injury that left him deaf. Also recalls the deaths of William’s sisters and references a spring remedy promotion by Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
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Death
Frances Humphrey
Gap Run
Tenn
William A. Campbell
Christian Church
Maggie
Rhoda
Wéphir
Brace Up with Electric Bitters for Vitality
Feeling depressed and headachy, you seek a stimulant free remedy. Electric Bitters purport to cleanse the blood boost liver and kidney function and restore strength. A centén bottle is offered at McFerrin's Drug Store.
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McFerrin's
Silver Wedding in Jack-Hon as District Conferences Planned
News from Mir Ex hanges and other sources reports a silver wedding in Jack-Hon for Mr. Juil Mra J Samiola. W M Leftwich to lead a district conference at Sparin June 20, with Bishop Hargrove at the Jonesboro M E district from June 28. Fire hits G T Bullock's Huntington sawmill, 100000 feet of timber burned. a 14-year-old, Higbert Smith, killed after a fall from a mule near Centerville.
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Mir
Juil
J. Samiola
Jack- Hon
Bishop Hargrove
Jonesboro
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
G T. Bullock
Huntington
Me. Bullock
Warner's Safe Remedies Featured In Bright's Disease Case
A 1887 Bewrick case outlines early Bright's disease diagnosis. The patient reports weight gain from Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Saw Pills, plus Tippecanoe and Safe Norvine. health improves after eight bottles, with full recovery claimed and praise for Warner's remedies.
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Menvats
Tess
Court Street
Bewrick
Bright
Wavinr
Warner
Talay
Tippecanoe
Norvine
Thegon
Warner's Safe Cure Promised Relief in 1886-87
A patient describes severe body rashes and stomach pain from a condition in 1886 and 1887. After doctors offered no cure, a friend recommended Warner's Safe Cure and Safe Nervine, leading to symptom relief within months. The account notes continued benefit after several months of use.
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Swierwarka
Thes
Celiete
Florida
Warners
Warner
Bobton
Warens Safe Cave and Warner's Tippe eoae the Best
Mr IM tin Jackson of Texas writes that after years of dyspepsia and failed remedies he found relief with Ware ns Safe Cave and Warner's Tippe aeoe the Best. He reports improved appetite and weight gain and praises the products highly.
Misread Herbal Tally Sparks Severe Illness Alarm
Fragmentary entry reports multiple bottles of a tonic named Warner's Rafe Dia boles Cure misread by a patient leading to an attack of diabetes. The note labels it a Very severe character reaction and cautions about unsafe remedies.
King's New Discovery Saves Worth Knowing Merchant
W H Morgan of Lake City Fin, taken with a seven cold and nine distressing cough, grew worse until he used Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption. After about six bottles he recovered with no relapse. Also Mrs Phache Chesley of Peterson Clay Co reports 78 years of kidney trouble ended, regained strength and able to do housework after using Electric Bitters.
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W. H. Morgan
Lake City
Fin
Dr. King
McForm
Phiche Chesley
Peterson, Clay Co
Tam
McFerrin's
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Charles W. Dabney, Jr
Knoxville
Scholes
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Fuask M
Abe
William
Atlanta Newspaper Union
Smithville
Montgomery
Ala
Lowndes County
Ing
Col. Jones
Use
County
Tiis
Pascalty
Ibis
Be Athing
Seaxon
Hood
W. M. Leftwich
Sparin
Higbert Smith
John N. Smith
Swan Creek
Hickman County
Centerville
Young Men's Christian Association of
Bristol
Athens
Watongs Baptist Sunday School Convention
Stony Creek
the State Normal College
Sclentiffe
A Loisette
Fifth Ave
Tennesse
Warner & Co
Roedevester
Ae Mung
Cura
Mr IM Tin
Miso
Tee
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