Blowing Rock Thanksgiving Season Faith and Fellowship
The Blowing Rock community recounts Thanksgiving sermons by Parson Tufte and Sav age services for orphans at Banner Elk. Visitors from Charlotte and Linville join meals and dances, while local residents plan winter entertainments and sewing classes. Notable figures include Mr. J. D. Teague, Mrs. Wade Wagner family, and Skyland Institute contributor Miss Emily Prudden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Tufte
Christiana
Antioch
Parson
Savage
Mornng
Banner Elk
Washburn
Charlotte
Watauga Inn
Washburns
J. Frank Robbins
Joe Robins
Marshal Pendley
Brooks and
Mordicai
Bessie Patterson
Trowbridge
Jolly Band Boys
Parsons
Linville
Avery
Blowing Rock
Marshal Foster
Henry E. Coffey
Mary Ward
Emma Foster
Exie Minton
Johnson
Nathan Ward
Norvell
Ethel
Fernwood
Charleston
Lena Reeves
J. D. Teague
Andorm Lenoir
Claude
Granville Norris
Snodgras
Wade Wagner
Coxe
Valle Crucis
W.R. Gragg
Register of Deeds
Wagners
Georgia
Snodgrass
Sheriff Hayes Place
Vilas
Robert McGhee
Deerfield
McGhee
John Sanders
Globe
W. P. Pendley
T. H. Woffey
Pendley
Thomas Coffey
Lou Clark
Willavoi
Emily C. Prudden
Skyland
Lenoir
Skyland Institute
Death of a Little Boy Clark McBride
The Phillips family mourns as their two and a half year old son Clark McBride died after five days of pneumonia. Born May 10, 1918, he was laid to rest Saturday afternoon in the family burying ground. The message asks readers to find solace in God during this sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Phillips
Clark McBride
Clark
Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey For Colds At 25c
Colds cause internal throat and chest troubles with inflammation. Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey loosens phlegm and destroys germs in the throat or nose. Pine is antiseptic and honey soothing. both have medicinal qualities for fighting cold germs. Available at all druggists for 25 cents.
County Exhibit Ledger Details County Spending 1915
The document lists extensive county expenditures including salaries for jailers, physicians, and court staff, payments for lunacy papers, supplies for the county home and jail, road and bridge work, and various agent fees. Amounts cover janitors, feed for jurors, postage, publishing costs, and numerous minor payments to individuals and firms, dated June 7, 1915, with many line items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Boraggel’king
Bollinger
J J Glenn
W P Farthing
Edwards and
Broughton
J W Jones
Soho Earp
Court House
W H Byrd
Valle Crucis
Cook
W P Moody
la Green Co
M P Critcher
Carroll State
Randle
C Bentley
wEnobbing
E F Xiller
Formartha Trivett
HB Perry
Nancarter
C P Taylor
Mary Nartley
R E Killion
Katie Porter
John Earp
D Farthing
Miller
Perry
Wilson
Ber
Reese Bridge
Hugh Henson
C m Critcher
Clayton & Co
Edwards
Broughton County
Cole
Don Hagaman
Mattie Johnson
John Harrell
RC Rivers
Sease Robbins
Lennard Potter
Moody
Horton State
Luther Bingham
Presnell
Rich State
Critcher
Jones State
Walls
JF Brown
Blair
Mheagon
Travis
Soda Harp Court House
Robert Seatis
Sallie
Bald Mountain Township
F Coffey
Watauga Township
Meat Camp
Cc Carroll
Stony Fork
Glenn Travis
Eller Travis
Phillips
Isaacs Travis
Johnson Travis
Watauga County Bank
Wm. Zlrod
Blowing Rock
Robbert Swift
Noah Winebarger
Yease F Robbins
Cough Remedy Urged As Danger Signal Across Nation
The ad compares a cough to a fire bell and urges treating the illness behind it. Chamberlain Cough Remedy is praised for persistent coughs after colds or grip. Mrs. Thomas Beeching of Andrews Indiana credits it for stopping her husband’s recurring coughs. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Beeching
Andrews, Ind
Chamberlain
The Diving Line
The Lexington Dispatch urges support for the sixty fourth Congress and President Wilson’s arms policy. It argues that the nation must defend freedom and honor, warning against pacifism and complacency while contrasting trained leaders with critics. The editorial insists there is a clear choice to back the administration or oppose it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Washington
Germany
Bryan
Claude Kitchin
Woodrow Wilson
Mrs Hugh Cook Endorses Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs Hugh Cook of Scottaville New York recalls five years ago living in Garbutt New York using Chamberlain cough remedy on two children. She says it promptly checked coughing and cured their colds quicker than anything she ever needed. The product claims to be obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Cook
Scottaville
N. Y
Garbutt
Chamberlain
Two Children Cured of Croup by Foley’s Honey
Two children of J W Nix of Cleveland Georgia suffered croup and nearly could not breathe. He writes that after using Foley's Honey and Tar they were completely cured. The note appears in an advertisement fragment from a newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croup
J. W. Nix
Cleveland, Ga
Foley
Gabe Cute
Sal WB Blackburn
Veterinary Surgery Claim by Local Jewelers Note
Silas M. Greene announces a diploma in veterinary surgery with all branches practiced in Vilas New Brunswick. He claims to be the county’s sole practitioner and lists H Hayes as veterinary surgeon at Vilas as of May 17, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy M. Brown
W. D. Farthing
W. R. Gragg
G. P. Sans ¥. L. Bryan
F. A. Linney
C. Younce
A.C. Reese
A. J. Greene
R. C. Eart Winkler
B. G. Greer
T. i Bingham
D. D. Dougherty
Jenness Greer
J. W. Hod Dougherty
Cottrell
W. P. Obay
Mabel
N.C
Vilas
H. Hayes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greene State
Ex-Parte
Watauga County
North Carolina
John P. Arthur
Boone, N. C
G. M. Pearler
Bristol
Tenn
T. E. Bingham
Lawyer
Boone
F. A. Lioney
Ly. Pd
Silas M. Greene
E. S. Coffey
Attorney AT Law
N. C
Nat. T. Dulaney
Fourth Street
Edmund Jones
L. D. Lowe
Janner Elk
T. A. Love
Pineola
N.C. Ove
Attorneys-At-Law
E. F
Lovill
Cece
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