Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Spring Medicine Claim
A fragmented 19th century advertisement response extols Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as spring medicine. It links blood purification to vigor and appetite, cites testimonial claims, and urges families to start taking them. It also wades through assorted editorial snippets about municipal bonds, politics, and wireless telegraphy developments, illustrating the page’s varied content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Bevtai Bover
Stowe
A Warming to Tax-Payers Over Street Light Contract
A city vote to approve an ordinance for a five year street light contract with Watauga Electric Co. would raise annual costs from about 2,740 to 3,000 while increasing lights from 30 to 45. Critics warn that the long term burden benefits option holders and threaten municipal ownership, urging yearly budgeting instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Watauga Electric Co
Watauga Lighting and Power Co
Leity
Board of Aldermen
New York City
Morristown
Jonson City
Consumption Cure Promise Pulled From Emulsion Advertising
A brief ad urges quick action against consumption labeled neglected disease. It touts Scott's Emulsion as curative, claiming early use prevents progression, with the brand and street address of the supplier shown.
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Scott
Five Year Contracts For City Lights Debate Over Directors Power
Citizens question a proposed five year contract for street lights arguing aldermen elected for two years cannot bind the city to long term commitments. They warn of tax rises, lost revenue from saloons, and road spending if the ordinance passes, urging the council to kill it. Also announced is the East Tennessee Farmers Convention in Knoxville May 21 to 28 with speakers from state and university系 agricultural leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Knoxville
James B. Frazier
Tennessee
Thos. Shaw
University of Minnesota
W. Fr. Massey
W. W. Ogilvie
W. J. Spillman
U. 8
Dept. of Agr
South
M. 0. Eldridge
Dept. of Arg
A. Myndera
Tennessee Experiment Station
Middle South
Farmers’ Convention
Death of Mrs Lucinda Hunter in Chilhowee Missouri
Mra Lucinda Hunter relict of the late Montgomery Hunter died at her home in Chilhowee Missouri sometime in March 1908. She was formerly Miss Lu inde Lyle daughter of Samuel Lyle and a prominent county citizen in antebellum days. She was sister of Mrs Elizabeth Chester and aunt of Mrs J J Hawkins and others. The notice also lists various regional notices and advertisements from the era including medical claims, railroad rate notices, and telegraph guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Hunter
Montgomery, Hunter
Chilhowee
Hunter
Misa Luinde Lyle
Samuel Lyle
Banks Seek Funds as St. Louis Chicago Tours Report
The Sun notes New York banks dispatch officials to St. Louis and Chicago to secure funds. St. Bone Bank allegedly loaned 9500 at 6 percent while other institutions show willingness to accept offers. Also mentions hive troubles and Down's Ointment claiming relief, available at drug stores for 60 cents.
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the Sun
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
St. Bone Bank
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CY Lyne
Fidltor
Johnson Ely
Penitentiary Committee
John Davis
Tohnnon City
Supreme Court
Robert Barrow
State Board of Law Examiners
Stromnond
Courier
LaPollette
Anya
U. S. Supreme Court
United States
Roosevelt
Hanna
Beveridge
Gorman
Parker
Hearst
Bryan
Cleveland
Hardeman County Broin Club
Boosefighters’ Union
Bolivar
Hell
Harileman Free
Memphis
Commercial Appeal
Lime Galler
Hie Dill
Harlem
Canada
Montreal
England
Laura S. Webb
Woonn
Ohio
Cardus
Cardui
Mr. Webb
Sevid
Tree Samy
Scott & Wowne
Shaun Penny
Pearl Street
Gor
Fi 00
DeWitt
Mra
Atlanta
H.C. Miller
Mike Connelly
Chattanooga Times
Chattanooga
Southern Railway
Florence
Ala
Tuscumbia
Mid-dlesboro
Jellico
James N. Tyner
Post Office Department
Missouri Pacific Ry
Tron Mountain
California
Oregon
Washington
Great Northwest
6Th St
Tenn
Poplar St
Peslar Lumber
Berkley
Asheville, N.C
Rogers
Summers, Barton & Parrott
Crone Sps Hs
Geo. R. Brown
Lee House
W. C. Lee
Columbia Ise
Gilomgia Ponigraph Company
H. W. Lyle & CO
Dewitt & CO
Lehigh
Atlas
Studebaker
Summers, Barton
Geo. W. Campbell
East Market Street
Yiroduet Bo
Conrantee
Starx Feorr
Lana
Carlisle
Chase
Hackley
Rosenblatt Piano Company
Geneville, Tennessee
Bristol Paving Company
George P. Brown
Bristol, Tenn
Goyer’s
C. W. Goyer & CO
Memphis, Tenn
T. A. Gillespie & Son
Real
Co. G. Mitchell
Opera House
G. Taylor Dyer
Xinegga
Reguinton the
G. J. Ore
M.D. St
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