Borax in Tennessee meat curing warned illegal
The Tennessee Food and Drugs Department cautions farmers and meat packers against using borax in curing meat noting it hardens tissues and deceives quality. It is illegal under state law for mixing or packing with meat and may injure health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farma
Tennessee
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Wiley
Food and Drugs Department of Tennessee
Tennessee Food and Drugs Department
Nature
Nature's Creation Company
Columbus
Ohio
Davidson Criminal Court
Supreme Court
Dr. Capp
Virginia Leads 1913 Rutile Output in Roseland Deposits
United States Geological Survey reports Virginia produced all 1913 rutile output from Roseland in Nelson county. The 305 tons were worth about 49000 dollars, with much used for titanium carbide electrodes in arc lamps. Ilmenite from the deposits sold for electrode use and may aid direct tool steel production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
United States Geological Survey
Roseland
Nelson County
Doan's Kidney Pills Ad Credited by Johnson City Man
A local testimonial claims Doan's Kidney Pills cured backache and weak kidneys. Henry Rogerson of 104 W Maple St Johnson City Tenn reports relief after using the medicine from Whitehouse Drug Co and urges readers to insist on Doan's by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Dean
Henry Rogerson
Whitehouse Drug Co
Foster-Mulburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Capt. Charles E. Stivers Dies in Chattanooga
Capt. Charles E. Stivers a veteran soldier banker and Loyal Legion member died at his North Chattanooga home after several weeks illness. Born August 21 1842 he served in the Civil War joining the Eighteenth Ohio and later held posts in Chattanooga and at First National Bank before retirement. He leaves four daughters and siblings. funeral Tuesday at his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BE. Stivers
Stivers Avenue
North
Chattanooga
Stivers
Paar
Chas. E. Stivers
Graham Station
Melgs Cowty
Otto
Racine
Methodist Church
Lincoln
Mr. Stivers
Eighteenth
Ohio Regiment
Kentucky
Columbia
Tenn
Timothy R. Stanley
Chickamauga
Stivern
James 2. Brading
Johnson City
Albert Mead Dickinson
Mabel L. Wilson
Herbert H. Grainger
This City
T. 8
Cleveland
John M
Greensboro
N. C
W. R
A. G
Ellen Stivers
Chattanooga Times
Talks to Farmers The Rural Club and Its Problem
Elizabeth D Abernathy discusses rural club work in the February Ladies Home Journal. Mary I Wood notes urban advantages reach rural areas via telephone parcel post and roads, yet rural women face club needs. The article urges inclusive club activity linking farm women, churches, schools, and communities, recalling the Pheasant Valley Ladies Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth D. Abernathy
Ladies’ Home Journal
Mary I. Wood
Noel Betteraent
Pheasant Valley Ladies’ Aid Society
Deakath
Jsence
Miss Kate Remine Delights at Johnson City Recital
Local notes from Avery Vim list several social visits to Johnson City last Saturday and this week. Miss Kate Remine and her mother stay with Mr and Mrs Shores while Miss Remine, a talented elocutionist, gave a recital at the Methodist church on Monday night. Also mentioned are Miss Hollaway from Memphis returning home and Mrs Brinkley accompanying friends to Johnson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Bagby
Ralph Young
Minneapolis
Clara Benbow
Newland
Johnson City
Kate Remine
W. W. Shores
Kate
the Methodist Church
Kate Hollaway
Memphis
Elle Park
Katie Hax
D. T. Brinkley
Man Sells Car to Pay Honest Debt A Case for Insanity
A Chicago Record-Herald note explains a defendant’s strange act as selling his automobile to raise funds for an honest debt. The judge questions the charge while the lawyer seeks an insanity defense as the family expresses deep concern for the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couras
Chicago Record-Herald
Eastiest English word to pronounce murmuring breath
A claim that murmuring is the easiest English word to pronounce. The statement describes murmur as a simple expulsion of breath repeated.
Non-Resident Notice in Washington County Tenn
A. B. Sprinkle and J. W. Sprinkle and J. P. Laforce are non residents of Tennessee and owe the plaintiff. An attachment on their property includes cider barrels and a box of fon cele. The notice directs appearance before Justice P Q Miller in Johnson City for the case filed in Johnson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B
J. W. Sprinkle
J. P. Laforce
P. Q. Miller
Washington County
Tennessee
A. i
State of
Johnson City
P.Q Miller
J. P
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Johnson City Steam Bakery
Coalwe
Blue Gem
Bondurant Block
Darby Block
Pardee Egg
Clinchfield
Home Ice and Coal CO
Water Street
Sparger Mills Co
Bristol
Srsea
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company Incorporated
South Pryor Street
Atlanta
Georgia
Stocwx
Sen
Hagerstown
Lucius P. Brown
Mra
Becker
Tom
New York Sun
C.E. Stivers
Eoon
Busy Bee Organisation
Ladies' Aid Society
Pulaska
Homemakers’ Club
Co-operative Ladies’ Aid Society
AVERY
Jay McGee
Stephenville
Texas
Cardus
Cardui
Appuinad
HSN
Life
Omaha
Neb
Goo
L. Wolfe
Rogersville
Tennar
Busch
Dallas
Tex
Flist National Bank
Denver
Colo
Tullioka Road
Comet
Beventh Ave
Wers Parott Hardware Company
Carolina, Clinchield & Obie Railway
Gray
Reeo Kingport
Paul and
Dante
Unicol
Erwin
Lowes
Cheston and
Wanka Springs
Huntdale
Green Mountain
Toccane
Boonford
Burnsville
Pennacola
Spruceping
Altapans
Marion
Spartanburg
Cheston
Unaka Springs
Toecane
Pine
N.C
Charles T, Mandel
J. J. Campion
East Tennessee and Western North Garolana
Ipiel
Janes
Milligan Col
Watauga Point
Ly'more Shoals
Elizabethton
Valley Forge
Hampton
Pardee Point
White Rock
Crabtree
Shell
Bik Park
Cranberry Ly
Geo
W. Hardin, V.P
Central
Nashville
Knoxville
Guy H. May
Enorville
Toon
J. E. Shipley Assisant
Pass
Nashville, Tenn
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