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McKellar Rally Delivering Johnson City Campaign Battle Cry
A Thursday Barter section promotes Kenneth D McKellar for the October election urging true Democrats to vote at polls. It lampoons Lea and Patterson, praises McKellar as the “white Fly,” and touts Johnson City stores and local merchants ahead of the campaign. Chief Hickman and local crime talk add a rural civic tone.
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Lea
Patterson
McKellar
Kenneth D McKellar
Building Boom in Johnson City Promises New Structures
Johnson City is experiencing a strong funding surge with the rushed completion of a new work and several other buildings in various stages of planning. The scene shows a lively expansion in local construction, indicating broad investment in infrastructure and development.
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Johnson City
Wiks Tome
America First and the Rhetoric of Loyalty in War Times
A dense excerpt traces early 20th century debates on Americanism, hyphenated identities, and patriotism. It cites Lincoln and Wilson to argue for unity, notes attacks on German Irish Italian Jewish votes, and recalls Arlington memorials and the 1915 cornerstone laying with figures like President Wilson, Judge Kimball, and Secretary Daniels. It closes with a Civil War era paymaster robbery tale as a contrasting American saga.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Wilson
Daughters of the Revolution
United States
America
Republic
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Wen
Europe
Union of States
United
R. W. Austin
Tennessee
Arlington
National Cemetery
Amphitheater Commission
G. A. R. Veterans
Nelson A. Miles
Couden
William F. Gude
Daniels
Ivory G. Campbell
Department of the Potomac
Judge Kimball
J. D. Owen
Charles W. Newton
Kimball
Newton
Memorial cornerstone laid delayed by weather at Memorial Amphitheatre
At Ariington on October 18 1915 the cornerstone laying of the memorial was deferred due to inclement weather during the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Many comrades could not attend the ceremony planned for the 13th as previously stated and Washington papers carried lengthy reports on the matter.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
A Most Daring Exploit
Ten days before Appomattox a Mississippi River steamboat below St Louis held a Federal paymaster with sixty thousand dollars. Capt John Jacobs of Marmaduke’s star led sx trusted lieutenants who boarded the vessel in daylight, overpowered guards, seized prisoners, and found the crew gambling and consuming heavily as they moved to take the money and men.
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John A. Dix
Shreveport
Captain Jacobs
Shelby County
James Tuggle
Robert Magruder
William Priest
Chas
W. Kyle
la Crosse
Kan
Appomattox
Mississippi River
St. Louis
John Jacobs
Marmaduke
U D C Selects Dallas For Next Annual Convention
The United Daughters of the Confederacy closed its 22nd annual convention selecting Dallas Texas for next year. Asheville North Carolina was a contender before Dallas won. A southern states boulevard with western terminal at San Diego California was proposed under the Jefferson Davis highway plan to be built by county supervisors.
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San Francisco
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Dallas
Texas
Asheville
N. C
San Diego
Cal
Shakespeare as Tradesman and Bard in Grim Times
A satirical sketch portrays William Shakespeare mocked for idling with pen and ink while workers seek plowmen, clerks, and laborers. The piece links his supposed dowry of twenty pounds yearly to frugal living, suggesting critics push him toward practical labor as he remains devoted to writing and the stage.
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Bill Shakespeare
William
Blue Boar Inn
Boone
Calaboose
Edison Used Telegraph Code To Lead Naval Board
Thomas A Edison, though deaf, presided at naval consulting board meetings without an acoustacon. Dr Miller Reese Hutchinson, Edison Industries chief engineer, kept his right index finger on Edison's left wrist tapping telegraph code to relay what was said.
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Thomas A. Edison
Naval Consulting Board
Mr. Edison
Miller Reese Hutchingon
Edison Industries
West Orange
Death of Luther Emerson Recalls Civil War Song Honor
War Songs recount the death in Boston of hymn writer Luther Emerson. It notes he authored the famed Civil War song We are Coming Father Abraham, said to have aided Lincoln in urging volunteers. The piece appraises its inspiring victory tone amid wartime calls.
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Luther
Emerson
Father Abraham
Lincoln
Uni
John Brown
Johnny
Tipperary
Wartime songs and a flag raising at Confederate Soldiers Home
A discussion on the power of war songs accompanies a Stars and Stripes ceremony at the Confederate Soldiers' Home. A U S flag was raised under A J Harris chapter with Judge Higgin’s patriotic oration and a Tennessee Industrial School band performance attracting a large crowd.
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United States
A. J. Harris
A. D.C
Johnny Rebs
Stars and Stripes
Martha Handley
Harris Chapter
Court of Civil Appeals
Tennessee Industrial School
Dixie
F. Wilson
Joseph C. Higging
Higgins
L. E. McNair
Emma L. Scott
B. Pea
Fr. G. Noble
Confederacy
Frank Huffaker
Misson Nellie Taylor
Viola Wilson
W. M. Lark
Sloan's Liniment advertised as a versatile antiseptic
An old ad claims Sloan's Liniment stops infection by killing germs and neutralizing poison. It promises pain relief and aids healing by improving blood flow and reducing congestion. Available in 25¢ 60¢ and $1.00 sizes with value comparisons.
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Sloan
Dr Kings New Discovery promoted for cough relief
Careful buyers note the advertised remedy Dr King s New Discovery claims to stop coughs and soothe lung troubles. The ad asserts long market presence and urges timely treatment to prevent pneumonia and other complications with a money back guarantee and a one dollar price in Carolina.
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King
Carolina
Bus Schedule Fragments for Tennessee Virginia Travel
Daily southbound and northern routes listed with times toward Fordtown Kingsport Erwin Unuca Springs Toccoane Burnsville and Spartanburg. Includes multiple destinations in Tennessee Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina. Inquiries directed to CHAS T MANDEL assistant general passenger agent Johnson City for ticket information.
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Unuka Springs
Tenn
Toccane
Burnsville
Pensacola
Marion
N. C
Spartanburg
8. C
Unicol
Chas. T. Mandel
Asat
Johnson City
Dnd
O.C. & Railway
Ausene Peignant
Johnton City
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