Southern swing a history lesson
Calder Pickett reflects on a southern travel journey visiting historic sites in Tennessee North Carolina Georgia and Mississippi. The writer notes the King memorial in Atlanta Stone Mountain the Hermitage and Biltmore as well as Faulkner Wolfe and Elvis references while contrasting past vistas with present growth and tourism in Nashville Oxford and Branson. The piece ends with a nod to upcoming features in Journal World Variety and health tips from Jane Brody.
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South
Martin Luther King
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Branson
Thomas Wolfe
William Faulkner
Charleston
Savannah
Tennessee
North Carolina
Paducah
Alben Barkley
Irvin Cobb
Ivay Row
South Carolina
Nashville
Hermitage
Andrew
Rachel
Capitol
Parthenon
Opryland
Versailles Palace
Knoxville
Dogwood
University of Tennessee
Rushmore
Wolfe
Biltmore
Asheville
Angel
Mother Eliza
Vanderbilt
Columbia
Sherman
City
Charles Towne Landing
Citadel
Middleton Plantation
Georgia
Stone Mountain
Lee
Jefferson Davis
Stonewall Jackson
Arora
King Memorial
Chiropractor John Hill named 1992 Kansas Chiropractor of the Year
Lawrence chiropractor John H. Hill 11 is honored as the 1992 Chiropractor of the Year by the Kansas Chiropractic Assn. He follows his father, also a former KCA Chiropractor of the Year, and after a career change he now runs a practice. Hill, 48, credits patient relief and cooperation between medical fields for his chosen path.
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John H. Hill
Hill
Lawrence
Kansas Chiropractic Assn
KCA
Kansas City
Kansas
United States
Doctors of Medicine
Doctors of Chiropractic
Lee Wastell
Angel
John III
Alyssa
Micaela
Jillian
Dane
Ben Bigler
John H. Hill II
Lawrance
John H Hill II File F Spur to Movie Preference
The note mentions John H Hill II and a file concerning his coin related choice or favorite movie. No clear event or date is provided, leaving specifics about the subject ambiguous.
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John H. Hill II
From city pace to hill country success in Fredericksburg
Beverly Bundy profiles Sylvia and Bill Varney who left Houston for Fredericksburg Texas seven years ago. Their herb farm grew from mail order dips jams and jellies to a 16 employee operation with products in Nature Co. and discussions with Williams-Sonoma for Chambers catalog inclusion. The venture earned top honors at the 1991 Fancy Food Show for its wine vinegar and herb blends. Sylvia runs the bed and breakfast while Bill manages daily operations as orders flow from phones FAXes and FedEx alike.
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Fredericksburg
Texas
Varneys
Green Acres
Houston
Sylvia
Bill
Williams-Sonoma
Chambers
Herb Farm
New York
Big City
Federal Express
Sylvia Varney
Bil Varney
Ashe says race adds burden in life and career
Arthur Ashe discusses the extra weight of being black in American life, recalling Virginia’s discouragements and his reconciliation with the state. The interview appears in People magazine’s June issue and reflects on his AIDS life, future, and identity.
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Arthur Ashe
Ashe
People Magazine
Richmond
Virginia
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Aedd
Calder Pickett
Oxford
Miss
Faulkner
Tupelo Battlefield
Elvis
State University
Memphis
Graceland
Riceland
Arkansas
Little Rock
Central High School
Territorial
Andy Williams
Lamar
Truman
Journal-World
Variety
Jane Brody
Chiropractic Clinic
Beverly Bundy
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
Hahn
Jessica Hahn
Jim Bakker
Gennifer Flowers
TV Guide
Flowers
HBO
Bill Clinton
Gennifer Flowers Inc
Kigslips
Rita Jenrette
Jenrette
John Jenrette
Playboy
Leno
Dan Quayle
Fort Wayne
Ind
Jay Leno
NFL
Hank Stram
Quayer
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