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- Inaugural Ceremonies Program
- Centennial celebrations; Anniversaries; Commemorations; Fairs; Exhibitions; Programs; Rites & ceremonies
- A 4-page program providing details of the opening day of the Tennessee Centennial Exposition on May 1, 1897. Included in the program are the names of speakers as well as congratulatory telegrams from prominent politicians and businessmen.
- Tennessee Centennial Exposition
- Cleaning teeth during class period
- Dental hygiene; Health education; Children; School children; Teachers; Classrooms
- A dental hygienist cleans the teeth of a young boy during a class period. The other students are seated at their desks and are doing their work.
- Dr. Harry Mustard Photo Album
- U.S. Cemetery at Belleau Wood
- World War, 1914-1918; Cemeteries
- A graveyard filled with crosses can be seen. The graveyard is surrounded by a fence.
- Tennessee in World War I
- Outdoor Play
- Children; Children playing
- A group of children play outdoors with a teacher standing nearby.
- Dr. Harry Mustard Photo Album
- Spread at Lavergne and Blue Ribbon Contest
- Picnics; Contests
- A group of men, women, and children gather together for a contest or celebration of some sort.
- Dr. Harry Mustard Photo Album
- Typical Negro Cabin and Some of the children
- African Americans; Boys; Poverty; Log cabins
- A group of poverty-stricken children stand on a porch.
- Dr. Harry Mustard Photo Album
- Making Window Screens
- African Americans; Windows; Construction; Screens
- A group of students are making window screens. The completed screens would probably have been used to keep out mosquitos.
- Dr. Harry Mustard Photo Album
- Poor White Family
- Women; Children; Poverty
- A mother poses with her four children.
- Dr. Harry Mustard Photo Album
- Oeuvre du Souvenir des Defenseusrs de Verdun; Monumont de Douaumont
- Broadsides
- A promotional certificate for the memorial dedicated to the defenders of Verdun and Douaumont. It features a sketch by Georges Scott of a fallen French soldier being attended by a nurse. The broadside states it is a memorial to the French and...
- Throwaway History - The Broadside in American Culture
- Centennial national song
- Sheet music covers; Presidents; Farmers; Eagles; Railroads; Ships; Symbols
- A small engraving of rural America with a train, factory, farmers, ships, and workers, is surrounded by a decorative frame of leaves, which lists the names of states and past presidents of the United States. Also pictured are Lady Liberty...
- Rose Music Collection
- Putting Stars on Clean Teeth Chart
- African Americans; Children; Health; Teeth; Schools; Classrooms
- A teacher instructs a group of boys about the importance of brushing teeth twice a day. Caption reads "Health Lesson Cemetery School."
- Dr. Harry Mustard Photo Album
- Fourth Grade studying Health Rules
- Children; Teachers; Schools; Blackboards; Health; Education
- A teacher instructs school children on the basics of good health and hygiene. The title of her outline reads "Health Rules".
- Dr. Harry Mustard Photo Album
- Heating One Hot Dish at School
- Teachers; Students; Health; Eating and drinking
- A teacher instructs young students about proper health and hygiene, including eating habits.
- Dr. Harry Mustard Photo Album
- Drinking Fountain Attached to Well Pump - Jefferson School
- School children; Students; Rural schools; Sanitation; Hygiene; Drinking fountains; Wells
- A view of a drinking fountain attached to a well pump at Jefferson School. Shows large group of children lined up to drink from the outdoor fountain.
- Dr. Harry Mustard Photo Album
- The Fast Colored Nurse
- African Americans; Women; Nurses; Horses; Carriages and coaches
- A woman in a carriage prepares for travel in order to assist a patient.
- Dr. Harry Mustard Photo Album
- Health lesson in fourth grade
- Nutrition; Education; Health; Food; Children; School children; Classrooms; Teachers
- A young girl learns the basics of a healthy breakfast with the help of a teacher. The blackboard reads, ""Menu for breakfast, Oatmeal and cream, Egg on toast, Milk, Baked apple."" The young girl is wearing a dress but no shoes.
- Dr. Harry Mustard Photo Album
- Return of commissary property received, issued, and remaining on hand at Chickamauga
- Account of various stationery items issued, expended, and on hand from July 14 - September 30, 1863. Includes dates issued, amounts issued, items issued, amount expended, and balances on hand. Items include paper, blank books, pen holders, desks,...
- Civil War Military Records
- "Notice! Why does Price's Dinner Club Have to be Boycotted?" 1959
- Broadsides; Clubs; Boycotts; Restaurants
- Advertisement to boycott Price's Dinner Club due to racial tensions.
- Throwaway History - The Broadside in American Culture
- Alvin C. York as Chairman of Fentress County Draft Board consulting on deferment issue
- Men; Soldiers; Heroes; Families; Women
- Alvin C. York discussing a question about the deferment of Clyde Bowden with Mrs. J. J. Gunter, the registrant's mother, and his stepfather, Jim Gunter.
- Alvin C. York
- Soldiers from the 118th Infantry Regiment
- World War 1914-1918; Military personnel; Soldiers; Military uniforms; Women; Gas masks; Rifles; War
- Americans from the 118th Regiment Infantry (formerly First South Carolina Infantry, detachment First North Carolina Infantry, and Second South Carolina Infantry), 30th Division, passing through Brancourt le Grand, Aisne. The soldiers are standing...
- Tennessee in World War I