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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1899
Page
4
Tennessee Experiment Station reviews legume use to fix nitrogen via root microbes, benefits in soil balance, and rotation. Highlights cowpeas clover alfalfa soybeans and beans as nitrogen sources, plus feeding value with higher protein, recommending hay or silage from legumes and careful management of microbes and soil nutrients.
A Red Creek New York merchant W J Cuyler testifies to great relief from rheumatism using Chamberlains Pain Balm and endorses it as a useful liniment for household use. The letter appears in the Red Creek Herald with editor W G Phippin noting Cuyler as a leading village merchant. Sold by Dr Bolton. Armour and Co propose a preservative beef process before the army board of inquiry.
An OCR fragment showcases a collage of patent medicines and promises. Dr King’s New Life Pills and Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup are advertised with health claims. Other items include Simmons Squaw Vine wine, liver medicines, and a note about a mine purchase in Ducktown Tennessee.
An advertisement urges farmers to ensure sufficient content in fertilizers to avoid failure. It promises free books about fertilizers and directs inquiries to German Kali Works at 93 Nassau Street, New York.
A southbound vestibule fired upon near the auturn part of Greenville as a train arrived. Agent Bradford will pursue the culprit and bring the full penalties of the law. The incident marks the first such firing against Southern trains locally, prompting a swift police response.
Teanty In Dlood Deor and Cascarets promote liver stimulation to clear pimples boils blotches and a sallow complexion. The product claims to drive all impurities from the body with a laxative effect and promises satisfaction for 1 cent and 250, 06 units.
An order of the court states an anger that an urine subpoena for defendant F A Stratton was returned not found by the sheriff of Washington county. Publication is ordered for four weeks in Poe Comm DewEooper in Johnson City to notify the nonresident defendant to appear on the first Monday of May 1899 at the ward dlumeery court in Johnson City. If he fails to appear the bill will be confessed and the cause set for ex parte hearing. April 5, 1899. Shipley Honox and M. by 0 W Honox D and M.
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