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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1915

Page

1

Frank Dixon to Speak on Second Night of Chautauqua

Frank Dixon noted lecturer will address the second Chautauqua night here on "The Social Survey" or "Taking Stock of a Town" in line with community building. He advocates economy beauty health and efficiency as town assets and cites past success in funding parks paving streets and sewers. Dixon, brother of Thomas Dixon, has long toured nationwide delivering about 150 lectures yearly and is regarded as a leading American platform speaker.

Frank Dixon Art Commission Dixon Board of Health Thomas Dixon de. A. ©. Dixon Spurgeon Church London North Carolina West Virginia California Connecticut Te Bay United States FE Dixon America

Diblaval Psalmody Sermonette at Munsey Memorial Church

Rev Dr Crowe delivered a fifteen minute Sunday night talk on April 11 on the theme, praising the choir and noting two dispensations for the Church of God, with reference to the Jewish and Christian eras and the unity of God’s method of salvation. The sermon touched Psalms, worship in Jerusalem, and the fivefold division of Psalms. It ends with ad blur about Pine Forests and Pine-Tar-Honey and a plug for Electric Bitters as a spring remedy.

Dr. Crowe Munsey Memorial Methodist Church de. Crowe Church of God Noah Abraham David

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy

An advertisement claims catarrh is incurable locally but treatable internally with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It asserts the formula is a genuine prescription from a leading physician, combining tonics and blood purifiers to affect the mucous membranes. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse the product and it is sold by druggists.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Drugmans FO Halls Family

Extension cost nearly two million opens new rail line

Bristol Virginia April 18 The building of an extension of the Virginia Carolina railway from Konnarock Washington county Virginia through the White Top gap of the Blue Ridge into Ashe and Watauga counties North Carolina has been completed. This work undertaken by the Norfolk and Western railway cost upwards of 2 000 000 It penetrates a mineral and timber rich section and provides Ashe Watauga counties and Grayson county Virginia their first railway line It passes the Ballou mines magnetic ore beds and offers new steel manufacturing opportunities for Bristol.

Bristol, Tenn Konnarock Washington County Virginia White Top Gap Blue Ridge Ashe and Watauga Counties North Carolina Norfolk and Western Railway Ashe Wautuga Grayson County Ballou Bristol

Dr Kings New Life Pills And Fairney Teething Syrup Ad

An old drug advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills to keep the liver active and stave off indigestion and constipation. It also touts Dr Fairney's Teething Syrup as dependable with a promise of a free sample. The copy notes price 26 cents and urges readers to ask their druggist.

Dr. King

New York Bank Officially Declares Phils Trade Remarkable

State Treasurer Worter Dunlap, acting for the state funding board, closed a $1,000,000 short term loan with Nation City Bank of New York at 2 percent. Notes dated May 1 will mature July 1, with proceeds from an $11,781,000 bond issue to retire debt64. Despite deficits in the treasury, bankers hailed the loan as the best bid since Reconstruction.

Nashville Worter Dunlap State Funding Board Nation City Bank of New York General Assembly Hania C. A. Ware Jan IfAant Dunlap Tennessee New York Funding Board Capitol W. R. Marhall Tullahoma George E. Blake Hooper Mem‘phia Hogger Ryo ‘Dminiaten

Tennessee bids drive sale of 3 percent bonds in wartime mood

The Tennessee funding board completed a sale of 3 percent bonds with no commissions or expenses, after eight days of bids from banks nationwide. Notable bidders included the Hervey-Fiske syndicate with bankers like E. and Craig of New York, who offered to bid 3.65 percent but refrained for patriotic reasons.

Europe National City Bank Tennessee Hopper Funding Board Cook E. &. Craig Hervey-Fiske Syndicate New York Dunlap

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement from Johnson City Woman

Mrs. L. A. Rush of 405 West Market Street Johnson City testifies in favor of Dean's Kidney Pills saying they cured her weak kidneys and constant backache after using them first in 1910 and again in 1915. She notes continued faith in the remedy and recommends it to others at 60 cents a box from Whitehouse Drug Co and dealers. Foaster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.

Dean Johnson City Mra. L. A. Rush W. Market Si Whitehouse Drug Co

Miss Hunter Ranks High as Soloist in Bristol

Bristol Tennessee April 18 Miss Rhea Hunter daughter of Mr and Mrs Fr C Hunter of Johnson City sang at the First Baptist church Sunday morning She ranks high as a soloist with a voice of rare charm and wide range She has studied two years with Friederick Martin the New York vocalist while visiting Bristol she is hosted by Mr and Mrs H H Galloway and Mr and Mrs S M Vance

Bristol Tenn Rhea Hunter C. Hunter Johnson City First Baptist Mrs S. M. Vance

Rye appoints Paris man chief of commissary

Nashvile April 21 R G Browne of Paris has been appointed by the board of control to head the commissary department of the main prison here. The item also mentions fused alumina and its use in crucibles and lenses, and an advertisement for Fabrney's Teething Syrup as a baby medicine.

Rye Paris Nashvile R. G. Browne Board of Control Ehief

Prima Donna to Appear on Last Night of Chautauqua Week

The Metropolitan and Boston Opera star Alice Nielsen, born in Nashville, Tenn, will headline the final Chautauqua evening. Her tour marks a new era for Chautauqua concerts with high demand for top musical talent. Major journals hail the event as an innovation expanding access to renowned artists.

Donna Metropolitan Boston Opera Redpath Allen Nielsen Europe Nashville Tenn South Alice Nielsen Prima

Novel Shower Pranks Hit April Bride Showers

A playful wedding favor idea called a Trouble Shower invites guests to fill a dainty basket with a yellow themed set of sewing items. Guests hide the items around the room and the bride-elect must find them before dessert, turning the event into a playful treasure hunt.

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Wendy PA Dale St Basil Zion Jerusalem Moses Anaka National Bank NEW York Bank Phils Miss Hunter Fabrney Jobe and Division Streets C. L. Bolton, Inc C. L. Bolton
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