The Mission Home. The Report of Its Work for the Month of April At the monthly meeting of the mission home it was resolved to present for publication the following report of the president of the home: … The average … Continue reading →
A Noble Charity — Knoxville to have a Hospital of Modern Build The Knoxville Dramatic Club to Give an Entertainment at Staub’s in Its Behalf Knoxville’s citizens have long been noted for charity and hospitality. Knoxville is justly celebrated for … Continue reading →
An Urgent Necessity. The E. T. V. & G. Should Surely Have a Hospital. Some sort of Accommodations Should at Least Be Provided A hospital for the E. T. V. & G. road is an urgent necessity. Every few days … Continue reading →
Knoxville Should Have a Hospital The Tennessee Medical college, now nearing the close of its first session, has been successful beyond the most sanguine expectations of its incorporators and faculty. There are few medical colleges in the country that started … Continue reading →
Medical College Reception. An Eloquent Appeal for a Hospital Made by Dr. Ristine Some two hundred and fifty people assembled in the lecture room of the Tennessee Medical college yesterday afternoon and listened to a very entertaining lecture delivered by … Continue reading →
Where Worthy People Without Means May Be Treated Noble Work Being Carried on by the Tennessee Medical College — They Do all They Can One of the most effective and important lines of charity work in operation in this city … Continue reading →
[from the “Editorial” section] The opening of the third annual course of lectures of the Tennessee Medical college were appropriately observed at the college yesterday afternoon. In his lecture Dr. Ristine said some very important things about the lack of … Continue reading →
Hospital Benefit The Knoxville Dramatic club held a meeting yesterday at which it was decided to give an entertainment shortly after Lent is over. The club decided to give its entertainment for the benefit of the new hospital, which is … Continue reading →
Lincoln Memorial Hospital Will Become City’s Property for Sale Price of $65,000 City Commissioners Agree on Preposition Made by Trustees of Lincoln Memorial University. Hospital Property Acquired by Deal Will Become a Part of Knoxville General Hospital. Improvement of Buildings … Continue reading →
Monument Honors “Beloved” Dr. Boyd by Charles V. Patton – Knoxville Journal, January 29, 1956, Page 3-D There stands at the corner of Gay Street and West Main Avenue entrance to Knoxville County Court House, a marble monument imposing in … Continue reading →
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