[Advertisement] A sacred concert will be given at Lake Ottossee [part of modern-day Chilhowee Park] Sunday afternoon, commencing at 3 o’clock for the benefit of the Knoxville Medical college hospital. Only the small charge of 10c will be made for … Continue reading →
[from the “editorial” section] This is the time when the able-bodied liar gets in his best work. There are sure signs that the before-mentioned a.-b. l. is alive and in our midst. He is responsible for the silly, foolish and … Continue reading →
In the Hospital There are now seven inmates in the city hospital. They are all the victims of accidents and are improving slowly. Source: Knoxville Daily Journal and Tribune, January 3, 1889, page 4
Continue reading →At the City Hospital Mrs. Patrick Mosley, the kind and efficient matron at the city hospital, did the handsome thing for her patients at that institution yesterday. About two o’clock in the afternoon, those who were able to, assembled in … 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 →
The Hospital Is Crowded A woman arrived from Atlanta yesterday and wanted in the city hospital. She was suffering badly from rheumatism but she was refused admission to the hospital because of its already crowded condition. Source: Knoxville Daily Journal … Continue reading →
Caption from clipping: Converting? — If plans go through, this airy white structure, one of four main buildings at Beverly Hills Sanatorium [sic], will be released to the use of city-county indigent, chronic-illness cases. Tubercular patients are fewer now. Not … Continue reading →
Caption from clipping: Careful, Doctor! — Dr. Nat T. Winston Jr., state commissioner of mental health, takes great pains (from his expression) penning an orchid on Miss Jane Keller at the dedication of a new building named in her honor … Continue reading →
Nurse Jane Keller Funeral Rites Today Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. today [October 22, 1973] in Berry’s Chapel for Miss Jane Keller, widely beloved Knoxville nurse who died Saturday in Baptist Hospital of a chronic heart ailment. … Continue reading →
TB Hospital, Now Financed, Has Traveled a Rocky Road Fight Began in Early 1920’s, but Bill Was Vetoed and Struggle Went on Until Gov. Cooper Put It Over Knoxville News-Sentinel, April 24, 1944 [page not indicated on clipping] Expansion of … Continue reading →
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