East Tennessee State Normal School Holds First Commencement
The first annual commencement at East Tennessee State Normal School featured Rev. L By Stivers delivering the baccalaureate and Prof. Galbreath awarding diplomas. The ceremony listed graduates from Maryville and nearby towns, with a long roster of names across departments including science and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. L
Stivers
Szemion
Prof
Galbreath
East Tennessee Siile Normal School
Hoebeci
Herald
Badewel
Marysite
Ora Taylor
Maryville
Willan ML Coniliy
FAW
Faw Hvgenda Morbos, Davesboray Kathsrie Cityo Geir
Dotisen
Chtyy
Mabel Gertried
Cfarrisan
Villésdennie Hilteler
Dolson T Eleyt
Hney Lowy
Tatelon
Danasea Gilys Mi Nelvana
Dlones
Jonesboros
Manion
Calvin Jones
Willian
Ticker
Dicktiwa
Aion We Kune
Vane Ride
Lune
Dabney Sitton
Dolow Ci Yedbuotat
Joe Sant
Gone Cords
Tilt
Margaret Sith
Concord
Weit
Hain Walliams
Dolleigann
Cony
Ielintes
Cie Aeadkenie
Henrietta
Peter
Bristol
Mayes Moarsvilley
Nelle Zirkle
Trandeilge
Tomratio Science
Anite Conner
Iooxvilles
Amy Frances Want
Dotinenn
Iwhinites Oi Ielioat
Kaliya Pople
Ilan Dinter
Staliie Walte
Sno Teva Sleabeth
Kevin Bull Harrisis
Disnen Hardin
Miah Wess
Letoee Marrett
Thorslivartia
Invoestion
Re Hamlin
Annual program features Oration and music at Maryville College
Ossie B Peters leads a night of poetry readings, debates, and music by students and ensembles on Thursday at Maryville College. The program includes orations on citizenship and education, musical performances by quartets and choirs, and an emphasis on suffrage debate. Notable speakers include Prof D Riley and Maj Panti Devine with faculty oversight by Dr E W Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Luter Wright
Gladys Burleson
Maude Harper
Marie ‘Vaught
Esway—Brynot
Henrietta Ayre
Fret C Broyles
Glen CrobbPtebt Drerms
Gillett
Addrne
Seymoura. Mynders
W.tenn
State Normal School
E. W. Kennedy
Saphonian and
Pestaloxilan
Innocation
Rov
Gilbert Ghar
Maye Shipley
Watson
Sapphonian
Cora Evans
Lucy Batcher
Notive
Pestatorgian
W Mace Condry
T. H. Robinette
Violen
Chadwick
Anse W. Runyan
Bassey
A J Davis Named Morristown Agent Transfers at Southern Depot
A. J. Davis, long chief clerk to I A Hiddle, is made Morristown agent at the Southern Railway depot. E F Robertson succeeds Davis, and James L Beckner is appointed carrier at the local Morristown depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
I. A. Hiddle
Southern Railway
Morristown
EF Rovertson
Mr.Davis
James L. Beckner
Ideal Candidate For Presidency By Col Bacon
An ideal candidate combines charm and force of character with clear convictions and willingness to revise them. He would live by country above party, surround himself with strong minds, and wield influence through learning and decisive leadership. A portrait of Woodrow Wilson framed as a model of ideal presidential virtue and strength. Also mentions Dr Fahrney’s Teething Syrup and a forthcoming wedding in Rutherford Tennessee with local notices and endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander 8. Bacon
Congress
New York
Uke
Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Fahrney
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement In Johnson City Notice
Johnson City readers learn of Doan's Kidney Pills promoted as a remedy for kidney trouble backache and dropsy. An endorsement cites Mrs W R Smith of 506 Grover Street Johnson City Tenn and claims decades of use with price 50c and availability through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. The ad urges trying Doan's for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Johnson City
W. R. Smith
Grover Street
Tenn
Saye
Whitehouse Price Co
Price Sc Eents
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doag
Brothers to Write Bob Taylor's History in Bristol
Alfred Taylor and James Taylor plan a biography of their late brother Senator Robert Taylor. They seek authenticity and full facts to honor his memory. Alfred touts James as a gifted writer, with the manuscript ready for press within weeks and likely strong sales in Tennessee and nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Taylor
Bristol
Tenn
Robert le
Gongereaumagi AN A Taylor
Jens Taylor
Chucey
Washington County
Mr. Taylor
Alfred Taylor
James
Tennessee
Wilson Strong Says OGorman Gardner Endorses Wilson
Senator O Gorman of New York declares Woodrow Wilson the Democratic nominee can carry New York against any Republican. He, along with Senator Gardner of Maine, asserts Wilson would win New England and sections where foes doubt his strength, portraying him as a strong national candidate and party asset.
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Gardner
Maine
Indorees
New York
Celle
Tadianta
Ga) Journal
O'Gorman
Woodrow Wilson
New York State
East
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Senate
New England
Enator O'Gorman
Wilson
Lia
Tonsils Recommended For Longevity By Chicago Doctor
Chicago May 17 Dr advises removal of tonsils to stay physically strong into old age. The remark reflected a physician’s claim that healthy tonsils aid long life and robust vigor.
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Chicago
Homeopathic debate on tonsils and infection myths cited
A Milnoix Homeopathic Medical Association session discussed tonsils as both protective in children and potentially dangerous in adults. The talk linked decay and infections to tonsillar matter and claimed cures for catarrh with a proprietary remedy, touting a panacea and promising a money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcos
Lublo
Milnoix Homeopathic Medical Association
Senator Morgans Great Services
The Southern Commercial Congress plans honor for Senator Johnny Morgan at the 1913 Annual Convention in Mobile Alabama. The event will celebrate past achievement and emphasize commerce growth through the Panama Canal, with Mobile’s history highlighted from 1540 De Soto battle to present era.
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Wislington
Heeliye
Southern Commercial Congress
Panos Canal
Mobile
Ata
Plains
Johnny Morson
Reuter Morgan
American Statesman
United States
Ehocom Aso
Panama
Routherm
de Soto
Maubila
Uader Bretch
Teachers for 192 13 Elected in Johnson City Board Meeting
The Johnson City board of education elected teachers for the 1912-1915 session. Re-elected were T S Crouch James P Gray J F Temblin and numerous teachers including Margaret Fain Rhoda Campbell Cordelia Tomlinson Sarah Nugent Fannie Nugent May Gregory Delly Butte Kathrine Owens Uha Vo Temlin Gladys Sutton Laura King Nelle Beasley Lena Barton Sophia Simpson Fya Lyle Regina main Eloy Taris Dell Crouch Jeneis Hields Addine Gregory Kath leen Gaunt Grace Wilson Rue Rogan Ruby Baxter and Kaith Barton. The report also notes the death of J Bend aged 2 after surgery at Lincoln Memorial Hospital and burial at Deakins cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Johnson City
T. S. Crouch
James P. Gray
J. F Temblin
Margaret Fain
Rhoda Campbell
Cordelia Tomlinson
Sarah Nugent
Fannie Nugent
May Gregory
Delly Butte
Kathrine Owens
Uha Vo Templin
Gladys Sutton
Laura King
Nelle Beasley
Jury completes Hawkins murder case in Hendersonville
Hendersonville NC May 21 The jury deciding the fate of Abner McCall Roney Bradley George Bradley Nora Uriut Lizzie Shaft Beatrice Metell and William McCall on charges tied to the murder of Miss Myrtle Hawkins completed its task this afternoon The taking of testimony in the case will begin when court reconvenes later this evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendersonville
Abner McCall
Roney” Bradley
George Bradley
Nora Uriut
Lizzie Shaft
Beatricg Metell
William McCall
Myrtle
Hawkins
Norribig
Western outlet for C C and O rail link to Milhorn City
The Carolina, Mineral & Olive railway plans a western outlet to Milhorn City Kentucky connecting with Chesapeake and Ohio. The 40 mile mountain extension across the Cumberland range costs an estimated 5 million dollars. Rinehart and Dennis Co. are contracted to build, using heavy tunneling and concrete work. Up to 6,000 men will be employed as nineteen tunnels and extensive rock work are engineered through the Clinch Valley line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolin, Minot Geld & Olive Eailey Road Company
Kentnels
Troy
Caurndinns
Combertnod
Diets
Vic
Milhorn City
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rinehart & Dennis Co
Clinch Valley
Norfolk & Western
Wie Carolina
Clinghtfield & Ohio
Rocky Mountains
Prolonging Life and The Caldwell Syrup Claim
An ad asserts life can be prolonged though no method for perpetual life exists. It warns life is shortened by constipation and organs clogging and promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a guaranteed remedy. Free sample offer and prices, with a note on discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepsin Syrup Co
Caldwell
Monticello
Alll
Sec
Noonday of Life Health Advice and Remedy
Married people should learn to care for each other and their children’s ailments. For constipation or indigestion the quickest relief and permanent cure is Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a guaranteed herb laxative. A bottle belongs in every home and samples are available by mail order. Sold by druggists at 50c and $1 a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepsin Syrup Co
Caldwell Idg
Monticello
Hil
Soc
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