President McKinley’s Asheville Mountain Journey Described
Atlanta Journal notes President McKinley’s trip to Asheville showcases the scenic Land of the Sky. The piece highlights Blue Ridge vistas from Battery Park Hotel and the rail route from Salisbury to Asheville, praising the region’s air, climate, and tourism potential for travelers and farmers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land of the Sky
McKinley
Asheville
Salisbury
Southern Railway
Governor Holt
Old Fort
Knob
Royal Gorge
Blue Ridge
Swannanoa
Ashville
Battery Park Hotel
Rocky Mountains
Atlanta
French Broad
Holston River
Upper Tennessee
East Tennessee
Newport
Knoxville
Great Smoky Mountains
Switzerland
Spartanburg
Macon
Middle Georgia
Atlanta Journal
Restoring Health After Menstrual Complaints
The passage states that women troubled by menstrual issues such as profuse and painful periods or irregular menstruation are soon restored to health by...
Broken Chain Emulsion Ad Strengthens Weak Lungs
An advertisement urges families with weak health to use Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophosphites to build rich blood and vigor. It claims to aid run-down constitutions and prevent coughing chains and cold relapses, offering a free book and selling at 50 cents to one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bownf
New York
Development of the South Progress Says Finley
W. W. Finley of Washington DC, second vice president of Southern Railway, told a New York Times correspondent that the South is in an era of practical industrial development. He cited rising cotton manufacture profitability, new mills, expanded facilities, modern machinery, and plans to funnel regional cotton to local mills, with wood-working also starting strongly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Finley
Washington, D. C
Southern Railway Company
New York Times
South
Carolinas
Georgia
South thrives on timber and fruit in regional growth
The speaker highlights abundant timber and wood products supporting diverse industries from wagons to furniture. Fruit growing shows high profitability, with the South well positioned to meet markets. Railroads, including the speaker’s line, invest in development and improvements to boost agricultural and industrial activity along their routes.
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Can
Sam
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J. W. Dinerous
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Everett Jesup
Hazlehurst
Umber City
Elenassier
Eastman
Empire
Macon Floville
McDonough
Chattanooga
Louisville
Bias
Cincinnati, Q. &C
Washington
Ly. Oy
Cincinnati, Q
R. Ae
Pullman
Atlantas
Jacksonville
Fla
Tenn
Lauloville
Union Pasoen
Asion
Perry Davis
A H. Ogletree
B. A. Collier
W. A. Elder
E. P. Fears
L. W. Reeves
A. M
Lucy Dozier
Miss Mellie Smith
Flovilla High School
Maddox
Judge Hammond
Board Education
A. F. White
J. W. Minter
G. B. Elder
J. L. Holloway
W. F. Smith
Flovilla, Ga
Bateman
Godfrey
Samuel Prtcherr
Patent Office Department
United States
Pitcher’s Castoria
the Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
J A. Shira
Cotton Ave
Acme
Acme Cycle Co
Elkhart
Ind
Keating
Middetown, Con
Argus
Fain
Ann Kiiller
Earth
THE
Eldredge
Belvidere
Broadway
Belvidere, Ils
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Woman’s Favorite Magazine
Butterick Publishing Co
West Thirteenth Street
Maclary Bros. & CO
Macon, GA
MOG
Rx Shoe Co
Cotton Avenue
John T. Abbott, W. M. Cleveland
J. R. Robinson
Proprietors
Er GonBatent Attorneys
Wash D. C
Schofield’s Iron Works
Schofield
Hancock Inspirators
Guillett
Magnolia Cotton Gins
J. S. Schofield & Son
Mazon
State Gazetteer
Business and Planters Directory
Box
Georgia Directory Company
A. E. Sholes, Manacer
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