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Pine Mountain Settlement School
\nSeries 27: Scrapbooks, Albums, Gathered Notes<\/h5>\n

LOCAL HISTORY SCRAPBOOK\u00a0The Mountain Magazine\u00a0<\/em>
\n<\/em>Vol. 1 No. 2 October, n.d. (c. 1918)<\/h2>\n
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TAGS:<\/strong>\u00a0LOCAL HISTORY SCRAPBOOK The Mountain Magazine;\u00a0World War I; Demmer Richmond; Mason Combs; Enoch ‘Chunk’ Craft; Hazard High School; student literary and musical tastes; Civil War; John A. Caudill; Prof. Clarke; Miss Stone; General Elijah Combs; Oliver Hazard Perry; W.J. Combs; Jesse Combs; Dr.Taylor Hurst; Hindman High School; Anderson Combs; Jerry Combs; Tunnel Mill; Yellow Creek; coal companies; teachers; Native Americans; African-Americans; pioneers; George M. Marshall; telegraph service; President Hoover; advertisements<\/span><\/p>\n

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CONTENTS: Local History Scrapbook The Mountain Magazine<\/h3>\n

Sudie Knight, Editor & Publisher, Office in the Hazard Herald Building, Hazard, Kentucky.<\/p>\n

[*Articles in the following list that have asterisks are transcribed below.]<\/p>\n

Page 1 (030): “The First American Battle in World War” by Demmer Richmond,\u00a0Whitesburg, Kentucky, member of the Rainbow Division in WWI.<\/span><\/p>\n

Page 1 (030): “Sketch by Rev. Ira Combs of Jeff”*<\/strong><\/p>\n

Pages 2-3 (030a-b): “Morgan’s Men – Reminiscences of Enoch ‘Chunk’ Craft,”\u00a0of Millstone, Kentucky, one of the few survivors of a Confederate company in the Civil War.<\/span><\/p>\n

Page 3 (030b): “The Hazard High”*<\/strong><\/p>\n

Pages 4-5 (030c-d): “Bethel of Boone’s Track (Trace?)”\u00a0(Chapter Two: Continued from last issue. To be continued) A young girl<\/span>\u00a0endures capture by \u201cIndians.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n

Pages 5-6 (030d-e): “Civil War Times in and Around Whitesburg”\u00a0by Watson Caudill, Sr.*<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Pages 6-7 (030e-f): “Prof. Clarke Remembers”*<\/strong><\/p>\n

Page 7 (030f): “Hazard’s Pioneer History” by W.J. Combs*<\/strong><\/p>\n

Page 8 (030g): “What Physical Training Can Do For Us” by\u00a0G.H. Marshall, who describes George M. Marshall, then secretary of the Hazard YMCA.<\/span><\/p>\n

Pages 8-9 (030g-h): “How Dr. Hurst Climbed the Ladder”*<\/strong><\/p>\n

Page 9 (030h): “Hindman Seniors”*<\/strong><\/p>\n

Pages 9-10 (030h-j): “Articles to Appear in Our Next Issue”<\/p>\n

Pages 10-11 (030j-k): “Yellow Creek” Anderson Combs Gives Its History.*<\/strong> Two\u00a0advertisements: B.G. Nofsinger No. 2 \u201cThe Rexall Store\u201d and J.C. Fisher\u2019s Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor, both in Hazard, KY.
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Page 11 (030k): “Luck”: Advice to teachers:\u00a0plan ahead, stick to it, and luck does all the rest.<\/span><\/p>\n

Page 11 (030k): “The Telegraph and the White House”: President Hoover\u2019s modern methods of communicat<\/span>ions.<\/p>\n

Page 12 (030l):\u00a0Two advertisements: Riggins-Hancock Drug Company (The Rexall Drug Store) and Stiles\u2019 Jewelry Store, both in Hazard, KY.<\/span><\/p>\n

GALLERY: Local History Scrapbook The Mountain Magazine\u00a0<\/span><\/h3>\n\n\t\t