Passing of the Roller Towel in Tennessee Hotels
An article notes a Tennessee law banning roller towels in public hotel washrooms to prevent disease spread and promote decency. It condemns substitutes and urges broader prohibition in public places, while also discussing cheese varieties and handling under Pure Food Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Thia Department
Grocer’s Encyclopedia
Roquefort
Hampton
Limburger
Congress
Burrow Denies Worley Suit Is Not Bona Fide
Tennessee counsel Robert Burrow states the lawsuit against ex revenue agent J Parks Worley over 7200 dollars collected while in office will proceed. He rebuts Worley’s political motive claim and urges prompt filing of an answer for speedy court action before the legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrow
Worley
Robert Burrow
Tere
Bullivan
Bristol Herad- Courier
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Ad
A dated cough remedy urging prompt treatment for light coughs to prevent lung congestion and mucus buildup. Promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for adults and children, claiming soothing relief, mucus loosening, cold resistance, and a 25 cent price at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Left Hander From the New York World Critiques Roosevelt
The Comet-I reprints a World analysis mocking Theodore Roosevelt as a political promoter who misreads voters. It notes TR’s crowd at Philadelphia and Scranton, his focus on Pinchot and Osmick, and predicts he will reemerge in 1916 campaign season. Also includes an ad for Dr. King's New Life Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Teddy
Chicago
Asco
Philadelphia Record
Theodore
Philadelphia
Scranton
T. R
Pinchot
O Wmick
Arthur Holmes
Pennayly College
T. Imeentat
Tan
Roosevelt
Wyoming
Holdiers
Dr. King
Boy Shot Dead During Halloween Prank Near Hampton
Elizabethton Nov 1 John son aged sixteen son of Sam Sohnson was killed at Hamp ton five miles southeast of town when a shotgun blast struck him in the breast. Robert Teague aged sixty seven admits firing the fatal shot claiming he acted to frighten pranksters. Teague was held for preliminary hearing and released on bond. The incident shocked the community and funeral arrangements for John son are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethton
Clive
Johnson
Sam Sohnson
Hampton
Robert Teague
Collins
Mr. Teague
Teague
Theim Arony
Allen and Clark
Lawyors
Garbers Notes on Election Wit and Windy Jim
Garber writes of election fallout with humorous digs at Roosevelt and Cox. He laments unmailed letter, tells of deputies during voting, and mentions Mrs. EB Miller’s relapse, Garber Jr and Paul Foster in Florida, and Sam Sells’ diminished crowing. Mentions Brownlow, Sells, and political shifts in the First District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lukie
Jimmie
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Woodrow
Windy Jim
Congress
Windy
Missouri
Gen. Cox
Bryan
Aiiver
Miller
Will Garber, Jr
Paul Foster
Florida
Sam Sells
Jimmy
Cassie Walker
Bristol
Cox
Salt River
Tome
Every Woman Needs Today's Magazine Subscription Pitch
An appeal touts Today's Magazine as helpful inspiring and entertaining for over 800 000 home making readers. It promises genuine loss if you miss an issue and offers a 50 cent yearly price with a free May Manton Pattern, urging subscription.
Cardus Woman's Tonic Praised by Houston Reader
Houston letter from Mrs S C Barton claims Cardus restored her strength after months of illness from womanly trouble. She said two bottles gained her 15 pounds and let her do housework again. The note urges others with common female ailments to try the purely vegetable tonic today.
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Houston
Texas
S.C. Barton
Cardus
publication notice in The Comet for Lee Mfg Co
The Comet Johnson City Tennessee will publish four consecutive weekly notices commanding Lee Mfg Co to appear before Justice W C Pierce in Washington County on December 3, 1914 to defend or be defaulted in a civil attachment proceeding filed by John J Meding and Delia M Lawson against Lee Mfg Co as a non resident, with property attachment already levied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Tennessee
Law Court
Court House
Johnson City
Jonhaan City Comet
J. Stanley Barlow
Delia M. Lawson
Lee Mfg. Co
W. C. Pierce, Esq
Washington County
Tennessen
Will Dovil
Lee
Comet
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Sparger Mills Co
Faurney
DRS. D
Pahrney & Son
Hacexstown
Fyn
Keatedight
Valentine Fula
Kentuck
Keati
Pegg
Foton
Owemor
Kentwedy
A. Ney Smith
M. D
S.totis
Salarias
The
Butterick Publishing Company
Nudson Street
New York
Eves National Bank
Goodwin & Company
Springfield
Goodwin
John Doe
Alnys
Chee
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company Incorporated
South Pryor Street
Atlanta
Georgia
Tale Gardul
Tonis
Oscar M. Fair
Naka National Bank
Chi Meee
Hall
Pas Cheney
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
Ria. Nethcal Bank
Congaston
Poledo
League of Patriotic Sons of America
D. H. Brown
Hiram W
Adam Crouch
Jim
Sam
Ecuador
Jim Cox
S. E. N. Moore
Congressional Committee
Col. Lyle
Sen
Soldiers’ Home News
New York World
Garbers
Magazi
York
Aera
Mrs. Barton
Crouch’s Book Store
Main Street
Eva MC. L. Meding
John J. Meding
Madison County
Alabama
Entershise Real Estate CO
Huntsville
Aln
Mautrctain
N. Hi
Nedoral Boldin
Tenn
Tite
Wid
Oliver K. Marshall
Seventh Ave
Carolina, Clinchfield & Obbo Railway
Jolson City
Gray
Pordtown
Pactolus
Tena Tens
Cameron
Va-Tenn
Ferry
Hill
Port Mackmore
Eennon
St. Paul
Dante
Virginia
Unteal
Erwin
Loves
Cheviot
Unaka Springs
Huuntdale
Green Mountain
Toccane
Hownford
Burnsville
Pensacola
Sprucepine
Altapass
N.C
Marton
D. C
Spartanburg
J. J. Campton
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina
Rairoad CO
Linville River Railway CO
Jay Milligan
Wataun Point
Sy'more Shoals
Valley Forge
Qton
Pardee Point
White Rock
Crabtree
Cimabess
Minn
Newland Montezuma
W. Hardin, V.P
Nashville
Knoxville
Guy H. May
Knosville
J. E. Shipley Assisant
Park
Toon
Bristol Telephone Co
Bristol, Tennessee
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