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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1905
Page
2
Scott's Emulsion touted as strongest nourishing food medicine
An old newspaper fragment extols Scott's Emulsion blending oil with hypo phosphites for easy digestion and superior nourishment. It lists Scott & Bowne as chemists in New York and notes the price and availability. The piece then veers into local political taunts, remarks on water quality, election politics, and assorted humorous or critical local notes across Tennessee communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
MEMPHIS NOTES OF TOWN TALES AND TROUBLE
A collage of local anecdotes from Hardeman to Johnson City. Humorous and rancorous quips on crime, prohibition, politics, and memory, with references to Cassie Chadwick, Cy Lyle, and a Bartlett lecture, plus a Johnson City church resolution opposing saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassie Chadwick
Hagorie
Cassie
Cy Lyle
Hardeman
Memphis
Barkeeps Union
Hardeman Free Press
Governor Cox Seeks Fair Minority Representation on Election Boards
Gov Cox writes Hon N W Hale of Knoxville stating he will name five Republicans per county to create minority representation on state election boards. He plans to select one recommended man unless objections arise, urging balanced lists from both parties and emphasizing integrity and impartiality over political gain. Nashville Banner editorialized this as a fair yet reformist use of the election law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
N. W. Hale
Knoxville
Nashville Bauner
Mothers and Children Feverish Sufferers Advertised Powder
A vintage advertisement claims Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children cure feverish stomachs headaches and constipation in children. It promises worm removal if worms are present and offers a free sample by mail from Allen E. Olmsted Le Roy.
Creditors urged to file claims in Carnegie Mercantile case
In Chancery Court at Johnson City Tennessee all creditors and interested parties are ordered to come forward and exhibit their demands and claims to be made party to the bill in a party manner. They must appear by the first Monday in April 1905 or be forever barred. The notice will run for five weeks in The Comet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Johnson City
Tenn
Jena Christ
Fitch
Gle
Frasr Barris
Cuvnen
Carnegie Mercantile Company
Little Joe Washington eyes Governor bid in Robertson County
Col Joe Washington of Robertson County chats with Nashville residents as a declared Democratic candidate for Governor. Former Nashville district congressman, he is described as an attractive speaker and a natural mixer. The report notes political intrigue and upcoming road project delays tied to a pension bond ruling, with minor legal skirmishes in Scott and Wike counties during the opening of a new stretch. Governor Cox also names election commissions in several East Tennessee counties, reappointing Democrats and adding Republicans from party lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Nashville
Joe Washington
Robertson County
Little Joe
Garter
Bonth
Western
Judge Go
Scott
Wike
Bristol Courier
Cox
East Tennessee
Sullivan
Horkleroad
H. Caldwell
E. A Warren. Hawkins
P. O. Shotwell
A. D. Huffmaster
G. M. Williams
Johnson
C. F. Jennings
A. R. Wells
E. E. Butler
Dissolution of Partnership Between Warren and Reese
The partnership between B. C. Warren and W. E. Reese has been dissolved by mutual consent. Warren and Reese sign to terminate their business relation. Note mentions an unrelated advertisement for Cascinets by Cendy Cathartic with a druggist money-back claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Warren
W. E. Reese
Visit to St Louis Exposition Inspires Treasure Tale
The Rev Janes Dougherty of St Mary's Canandalui notes a nunble Trish moo in charge of a relics exhibit. He recalls a stump with embedded 40 firm points of deer antlers, asking how the deer kept horns fixed. The exhibitor quips he cannot say but suspects the deer fought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes
Dougherty
St. Mary's Church
Canandalui
St. Louis Exposition
Trishmoo
New York Times
Bird Vision and Early Development Mentioned in Amid Car Ride Tale
The article notes birds see sideways and detect depth early, contrasting with human perception. It adds that hatchlings acquire food-finding instinct quickly, while tree or rock nestlings may be born blind. A Lexington Avenue car ride scene ends with a minister, doctor, and undertaker briefly riding together, later disembarking due to appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square
Undertaker
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Kingdom Come
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