Formative years 13 to 17 shape a girl's life and manners
In this piece the author urges mothers to give intense care during ages thirteen to seventeen, arguing neglect can ruin character and manners. It describes shyness, ridicule, and guidance through supportive encouragement, with a call to mothers to train daughters lovingly for lasting positive outcomes.
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Herselt
Two Kitten Dilemma in Grandmother’s Care Tale
A grandmother contemplates drowning one of two kittens, black and gray, to avoid having both. The tale follows morning scenes and a revelation that the babies are actually two mule sisters, prompting a questioning reaction from Benn about who will be drowned.
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Sond Bennett
Mabons
Ney Smith
M. D
Nourste
Marale
Grandma
Benn
Salted pretzel joke and aged battlefield remark
A joke about a baker’s son bringing saltless pretzels to a teacher and the salt licking reply. A veteran recalls his head being grazed by a bullet at Chickamauga, and his great grandson notes the lack of grazing.
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John
Chickamauga
Cleveland Leader
Convention of Physicians Opens Annual Session in Greeneville
The East Tennessee Medical Association will meet in Greeneville Tennessee on October 8 with President George P. Zirkle presiding. The session starts at 9 am with a prayer, welcomes by Mayor Mason, an address by Dr. Hulfaker, a response by Dr. Shipley, and introductions of officers and members.
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Tenn
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Tennessee Medical Association
George P. Zirkle
Kingston
Association
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Makin
D. Pr. Mason
R. O. Hulfaker
Chucky
Greene County Physicians
Gus Shipley
Athens
Appeal for Democratic County Fund Drive Political letter
A letter from 8. Denton as Treasurer urges county Democrats to raise funds for the State Campaign. It asks each district to contribute a proportional part up to 300 in the county. It promises receipts to contributors and asks for prompt aid to build an effective organization.
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Denton
Enlarge the Cotton Market Movement in Washington
Washington October 5 a movement led by prominent ladies in official society aims to enlarge the cotton goods market through a nationwide sales week starting October 5. The effort includes a cotton fashion show at The Willard Hotel on October 7 and 8 featuring gowns designed by daughters of national figures.
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United States
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Willard Hotel
Misa Genevieve Champ Clark
Misa Lucy Bussexon
Callie Hoke Smith
Senator Hoke Smith
Georgia
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Senator Williams
Mississippi
Mabel Stone
Senator Stone
Missouri
Nancy Johnson
Representative Johnson
Kentucky
Margaret McChord
Interstate Commerce
McChord
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Duncan A. Fletcher
Senator Fletcher
Florida
Southern Railway Company
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
Messrs. HG. Hantings and Company
Atlanta
W. G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Thomas J.marshall
Champ Clark
Burleson
Wilson
Secretary of Labor
Houston
Arcrotary of Agriculture
Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Redfield
Secretary of Commerce
James R. Mann
House of Representatives
William Barnett Ridgley
Joseph Folk
John B. Henderson
William Cummings Story
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Percy V. Pennybacher
Federation of Womens Clubs
Lost silver chain with gold cross advertises reward
Want ads report a missing silver chain with a gold cross, lost about a month ago near downtown or Tuluoka road. The finder can claim a reward by delivering it to the Comet office. 1771.
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Tuluoka Road
Comet
Non-Resident Notice and Supplemental Registration Record
Non-resident defendants A B Sprinkle J W Sprinkle and J P Laforce must appear in Johnson City Tennessee on December 10 1914 per attachment and judgment warning. Supplemental registration opens October 10 12 13 1914 at specified polling places with listed registrars to register voters in Washington County Tennessee.
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A.B
J. W. Sprinkle
J. P. Laforce
P. Q. Miller
Washington County
Tennessee
A. B
State of
Johnson City
P.Q Miller
J.P
Knicker
Jones
Becker
New York Sun
Special Election Held In Washington County Tennessee 1914
Special election authorized for November 3 1914 in the 6th civil district to fill four justice of the peace vacancies following J J Humphreys resignation. Polls open at the general election time and place with same officers and ballot box as November 3.
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Washington County
Tenn
Wantington County
J. J. Humphreys
BE. C. Reeves
P. II
Wofford
W. M. Hyder
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