Blowing Rock Breezes and Seasonal Mountain News
Blowing Rock notes move to new post office quarters in the old Clark store owned by T H Coffey with George Coffey as head clerk. Readers discuss library books, arrivals include Dr J Parker and Mrs Pendley, and Prof Claude Mast visits. Mrs Emma J Taylor plans to open the Blow ing Rock hotel and Green Park work speeds to welcome season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Squire T. H. Coffey
George Coffey
Thomas Shepherd
Ogden E. Edwards
New York
Watauga Inn
Oscar Moore
Claude Mast
Fatterson School
Valle Crucis
Mast
Blackwelder
Shuford
Blowing Rock Hotel
Emma J. Taylor
Hickory
Messrs
Weston
David
Taylor
Alec M. Councill
William Councill
Boone
Little Miss Kitty
Randall Memorial Building
Parkeys
Abernathy Heights
Chetola
Elizabeth Green
Parallel Cases Highlight Land Reform Debate and Local News
The Sun contrasts Wilson’s Mexican land reform with Reconstruction politics and notes the South’s land history. It cites Bryan on settling issues rightly, mentions Myrtle Sudderth attending Summer school in Boone, plus local church services, new buildings, street lighting questions, a pool hall with a menagerie, and Phillipsburg area renovations as July and August plans unfold.
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New York
Sun
Wil‘son
Congress
Mexico
Democratic Party
Republican Party
New England
Bryan
Mexiico
H. C. Marten Esq
Lenoir
H. C. Hayes & Co
E. G. Norval
Linville
Presbyterian
Meunsterburg book warns of social insanity in northern cities
The Har vard College professor Hugo Meunsterburg warns in a new book that social insanity in large North and West cities stems from undermining New England Puritan values. He links dances, sex themes, and sexuality in youth to moral decay amid wealth distribution and immigrant pressures from Southern and Eastern Europe. He praises Scotch Irish resilience and views New England as a homogenious, self sustaining population unlikely to dilute its native labor or wage structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Meunsterburg
Harvard College
New England
Europe
North
Scotland
Ireland
New England Stands Still Amid Mountaineer Faiths
A mountaineer defends Mormonism free communities and social equality while resisting the Almighty Dollar. He argues the high mountains preserve the sanctity of home and individual virtue, praising New England civilization for remaining undeveloped in the region for over a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Dr King's New Discovery touted for coughs
A citizen growth in New Dover Ohio praises Dr King s New Discovery for a three year cough with an assurance of relief or money back. The ad promotes a 50 cent bottle and a one dollar option at local druggists and courts cough and throat ailments. Also mentions Jackson s Amica Salve for pimples and Dr Oxcar L Moore dentist advertising services in Blowing Rock and at Watauga Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Dr. King
Jennie Flemming
New Dover
Ohio
Jackson
Oxcar L., Moore
Lenoir
Blowing Rock
Watauga Inn
Tennessee Lands for Sale Near Shouns Tennessee
About 280 acres of fine timber land within a mile of the railroad station at Shouns Tenn offered for sale. Seller will move all as a tract at a great bargain or sell part at 10 dollars per acre. For details call or write W. T. Crowder Shouns Tenn.
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Shouns I Tenn
W. T. Crowder
Shouns
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R C. Rivers
Mpuurepay
Castoria
Lael Altes
Tennessee Lands For Sale
Frick ‘Company
Eclipse” Machinery
Oilers
F. M. Richards, Jr
Banner Elk, N. C
W. R. Stoffel Hardware CO
Mountain City, Tenn
North Carolina
R. D. Jennings
Banner Elk
N.C
Blackburn's Hotel
P.O
T. L. Cook Medicine CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Mountain City Marble Company
Mountain City, Tenne
Lenoir Book Coo
West Main Street
Lenoir, N. C
Holman Bibles
Aswall Holwan
Waterman
Ee ‘Aterman
Stationery
Ashealley
Watauga
Mitchell
Lenoir, Book CO
D. Moore
Mon
Leno, Ny
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