Dance of Gray Raccoon and Society Notes
A poetic piece titled The Dance of Gray Raccoon describes the clever raccoon stealing from the Black Bear and escaping with the mask and flask as the North Wind aids. The page also lists social events: Country Club sewing and bridge, Cotillion Club dance at Hotel Borden with Merrymakers Orchestra, and an American Legion Auxiliary Halloween party at the Community Y.
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Gray Raccoon
Lance
Kingsport
Cotillion Club
Hallowe'en
American Legion Auxiliary
Paris and British Wrapping Styles Highlight New Coats and Sweaters
The article notes Paris coats with side pieces creating a rippling hemline in needle point fabric and gray squirrel cuffs, plus velour cape coats with caracal trim. It also mentions wool coats with godets, peplums, and knee-length capes, and two sweaters with a tweed skirt from Gleneagles and North Berwick, England, including split turtle necks and bright cardigans.
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Mme. Lisbeth
Paris
Longchamps
Gleneagles
North Berwick
England
Silent Wedding Unites Snyder Wood Couple in City
Miss Florence Snyder and Mr Samuel Burns Wood quietly wed at Dr Sam P Martin's home on Saturday afternoon. The couple plan a short motor trip before settling in the city. Attendees included Mrs A D Brockman and several local friends.
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Sam Hauk
Local Residents Arrive and Visit in Bristol Area
Miss Nancy Galloway ill at home on Wanda Street. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Duckett visiting Bristol. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Pepper of Bristol arrived for a short visit. Olaf Wexler and Ray Walker depart for Johnson City to establish a future home. W. J. Hunter returns from business trip to Charlotte. Pam Henderson of Morristown, Tenn., guests of W. A. Allan. Mrs. Gentry of Independence, Va., and Steve Anderson of Seattle spend night with W. W. Hufford on Watauga Street. Presbyterial attendance noted for women residents in Blountville.
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Nancy Galloway
Wanda Strete
L. L. Duckett
Bristol
Olaf Wexler
Ray Walker
Johnson City
Gentry
Independence
Steve Anderson
Seattle, Wash
W. W. Hufford
Watauga Street
Retired minister praises Black Draught for liver relief
The eighty year old Rev. Lewis Evans of West Graham Virginia says Black Draught has served him for 26 years. He suffered biliousness with back and side pain and headaches before using the remedy and notes it quickly relieves the legible symptoms when a spell begins. He recommends it to others with liver trouble.
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West_ Graham
Lewis Evans
Dawes Speech Questions Senate Obstruction Power
Charles G. Dawes argues that opposing reform would shield parties from accusations of obstruction used for personal purposes in legislation. He calls such a claim absurd and defends essential rights within stative procedures against misuse of parliamentary power.
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Senate
Investigation of Shenandash frame cited in storm study
Dr Earl Blough of the Aluminum Company of America testified that the Shenandash frame used the highest grade aluminum. The testimony suggests if the vessel had operated during the cyclone it likely would have increased its chance of destruction.
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Doath
Earl Blough
Aluminum Company of America
Hancock remarks on fairs and state issues in Atlanta
Nashville Tenn October 16 Homer Hancock commissioner of agriculture returned from Atlanta where he attended the Southern Cattlemen's Association and spoke at the Atlanta fair grounds. He said the Tennessee state fair was not discussed. The Southern Cities Power Company seeks a franchise to operate in Marshall county. Mashville was chosen as the 1026 convention city for the National League of Compulsory Education Officials. Members include leading educators focused on child welfare.
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Nashville
Tenn
Homer Hancock
Atlanta
Southern Cattlemen’s Association
Atlanta Fair Grounds
Hanenele
Georgia City
Tennessee
The
Southern Cities Power Company
State Railroad and Public Utilities Commission
Marshall County
Mashville
Nation League
Japan to Build Memorial Hospitals After Earthquake
The Fraternal Memorial Hospital Foundation plans two memorial hospitals in Tokyo and Yokohama using earthquake relief funds raised in the United States by the American Red Cross. Tokyo site cost around 2,000 yen. Yokohama project aims for a 500,000 yen building with a large reserve. Construction will start next spring and reach completion in about two years, funded by a total of roughly 1.59 million yen for Tokyo and associated costs for Yokohama.
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Associated Peas
Tokyo
Yokohama
United States
American Red Cross
Tokyoematteeny Memorial Hospital
Fraternal Memorial Hoital Foundation
Memory Hospital
Hospital Foundation
Reconstruction Bureau
Fraternity Memorial Hospital Foundation
Red Grass
Tess of the D’Urbervilles stage portrayal praised
Mrs Hardy, unable to attend London debut of her husband’s novel adaptation, approved Gwen Frangcon-Davies’s Tess performance. Thomas Hardy, aged 85, is reported slightly indisposed but in good health.
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Tess
London
Thomas' Hardy
England
Tess of the
Ardy
Gwen Frangcon-Davies
Hardy
Reforestation in Oregon National Forest Proves Successful
The Siuslaw National Forest area at Mount Hebo in western Oregon reports success in reforestation. Trees planted between 1912 and 1916 reach eight to 16 feet, averaging 10 feet, with about 180000 firs set out and four of five growing well except on the highest mountains lacking protection from the elements.
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Fingene
Mount Hebo
Siuslaw National Forest
Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dei
Cour
Times Society
Dance OF Gray Raccoon
Arthur Gutterman
Black Bear
Moween
Country Club
A. Y. Doggett
J. H. Thickens
Strand Theatre
Jackie Coogan
Jackie
Pathe News
Richard Talmadge
Douglas Fairbanks
Rupert Hughes
Norma Shearer
Conrad Nagel
Hallowe’en
Tobacco Warehouse
Indies
Spencer Leonard
J. C. Price
A. D. Brockman
A. W. Little, Jr
DeWitt
Baltimore, Md
Paul Henderson
Morristown
Enn
R. J. Nilis
Detroit, Mich
A. P. Pepper
W. J
Hunter
Charlotte, N.C
Mra
Pam’ Henderson
Moristown, Tenn
W. A. Allan
Yester
Oeek
J. M. Morton
Frank Wright
8. C. Minnich
Dora Penley
Mary Lacy
P. V. Hogan
W. B. Gilmer
W.H. Snow
Estes
W. B. Hill
Blountville
Che
Main St
Transit
Charles G. Dawes
Japan
the Howdy Store
Market St
Oregon National Forest
the Florsheim Shoes
Kirshbaum
New Arrow
Boyd- CopeCo
S. L. Showker
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