Holidays Prolong Life and Inspire Achievement Says Dr Mayo
Dr Charles H Mayo of Minnesota urges holidays as essential to longevity and peak achievement. He praises weekend getaways for English clerks and workers, noting travel and new scenery refresh body and mind, combat city strain, and boost work performance. The article invites Kingsport residents to explore nearby roads and summer resorts for affordable weekend family retreats.
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Charles H. Mayo
Minnensota
Juan
Kingsport
Cherokee Park
The Use of Leisure in a Mechanized Era
Observers debate leisure use as work hours shorten. Some fear diversions and noise while others argue reduced labor requires people to seek knowledge. Women and workers still labor long hours, yet many use extra time to help families and read to stay informed.
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Tisk
Sleep Machine Aids Insomniacs With Colored Rays
Wayne County News reports a new sleep aid using twelve color rays projected near the bed. The device resembles a wireless receiver and, when used, claims to hasten relief for many insomniacs within minutes. Traditional home remedies like warm milk and quiet rest are also advised.
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Wayne County
W. Va
Tennessee's Boy Hero Memorial Day at Smyrna
The memorial day at the Smyrna suburb home honors Sam, Tennessee's boy hero, with reverent regard and tender affection. The son of Tennessee is praised for nobility in every attribute, promising to be an event of note.
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Tennessee
Smyrna
Tenn
Sam
Tennesess
Inauguration urged for Davis home memorial in Tennessee
A Nashville Banner report urges citizens across Tennessee to inaugurate a movement to purchase and preserve the old Davis home and small farm where the hero was born and raised as a lasting memorial. The call comes from Morristown and other papers.
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Commonwealth
Nashville
Davis
Morristown
Tenn
Belgium Debt Settlement Heads to Congress for Approval
The United States likely to approve a Belgian debt settlement split into pre and post armistice portions. No interest on the $171,780,000 pre armistice debt. waivers based on creditor actions and Wilson assurances. Belgium’s debt to be paid by Germany with 5 percent of reparations, priority given to occupation expenses including the American army.
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Belgium
United States
Congress
Atte
Wilgon
Paris
Germany
Washington Post
Distant Echoes of Global News and Quips
A mosaic of editorial snips and quips covers coal strikes in Britain, Parisian dining attitudes toward the Kaiser, Chicago crime notes, jail hotel rumors, alphabet jokes, extraterritorial claims, and varied newspaper musings. Diverse voices reflect early 20th century press chatter.
Quips on Law, Media and Mystery Across 1920s Papers
A collage of witty, critical lines from várias papers notes tensions between law, media, and public figures. It references Tennessee attorney general, Santa Claus truth, Beebe Hudson mapping, and bootlegger subterfuge, reflecting era skepticism and partisan quips.
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Tennessee
Brook
Long Ago Column Teases Sunday Feature
The notice hints at a weekly Mila column by Eiustorien Ldiier Care Tes appearing each Sunday. It mentions a mysterious Sievlek and Heme theme with references to past events and a long ago timeline.
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Eustorien
Ldiier
Printing in Charles Town Sets Stage for South Carolina Gazette
The pamphlet recounts early printing in Charles Town with Phillip s and Whitmarsh competing for public printing contracts in the 1730s. Phillips and Whitmarsh published weekly journals, Phillips dying in 1732, while The South Carolina Gazette debuted January 8, 1782, later surviving until 1802 amid publisher changes.
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General Assembly
South Carolina
Charles Town
George Webb
Thomas Whitmarsh
Whitmarsh
Eloagay Phillips, Jr
Commons House
Phillips
Boston
House
Johnson
South
Cureima
Phillpaper
Eleazer Phillips
South Carolina Gazette
South Carolina Weekly Journal
South Cars
Jung Gazette
Charleston Library Society
White
Gazette
Timothee and Whitmarsh Prints in South Carolina Gazette In Philadelphia
A fragment notes L Timothee and Louis Firmothee linked to Benjamin Franklin and financing The South Carolina Gazette. It claims Timothee bought the Whitmarsh printing plant and used its furnishings for the Gazette, challenging the notion Trott’s Laws could be printed only in England.
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L. Timothee
Louis Firmothee
Benjamin Frankin
Philadelphia
Franklin
Timothee
South Carolina Gazette
Whitmarsh
Zette
British Museum
Theodore L. Cole
Washington
Trott
South Carolina
Charles Town
England
Angli
Liewig Timothy
Charied
Garett
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