Health tonic Vinol touted amid political quarrels
An old advertisement praises Vinol cod liver tonic as a universal health booster, claiming it cures coughs and strengthens the weak. The piece intermingles political commentary from Chattanooga figures, criticizing Dr. Folk and temperance positions while reporting local election results and party stances in Tennessee.
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Vinci
Miller
Olestion
Newel Banders
Asbury Wright
Moye
Phe
Republican Party of
Tennesce
Ihe
Taint General Assembly
Littleton
B. E. Polk
Anti-Saloon League
Rapida
Democratic Party
Dr. Folk
Tennessee
Chattanooga News
Transit Meteors and Legal Docket From Johnson City
Turbulent quotes from the Rogersville Star and Athens Post frame election chatter and liquor interests. The Johnson City Law Court met April 10 approving compromises and continued cases including rail and fuel company actions, divorces, verdicts, and orders for defenses, with a rule on new-trial writing.
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Johnson City
Johnson City Law Court
Jacob Hufline
Charlie Wilson
Cranberry Furnace Co
A. L. Scott
William Walters
H. H. Kirkpatrick
Adm
Va Gleaves & Co
J. W. Gass
Adm’r
Southern Railway
W.T. Kennedy
Hugh O'Boyle
Johnson Cuy
Mra. F
Erwin and Wife
Southern Railway Co
Biddle & Elleworth
J. W. Hunter
Henry Anderson
Col
J. E. Parish
J.+. Unkefer
H C
Cookes
N.C. Love
I. Hickey
W. Cox
Adams Bros
Payne & Cox
G. D. Berry
Clara EB. Craig
Jno
M. Lewin
Home Toe Co
Fim Hopken
William Hopson
Walter
Lindamood
E.T
W. N.C. Railroad Co
W. TD. Heathlow
Fred Miller
Robert ©. Hunter
Adm.r
Cure Teachman
R. T
Hickey
Southern
Cochran Speech Spurs Democrats as House Leaders Criticized
Washington and party men react with jubilation after Bourke Cochran’s speech sparks strong Democratic enthusiasm and a wave of criticism toward House leaders Grosvenor Payne and Dalzell. Republicans fault their leadership while Cochran gains stature as a debater.
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Washington
Bourke Cochran
New York Times
Dalzell
Congress
New York
Cochran
House
Grosvenor
Payne
Gen. Marsh
Ilinois
Gen. Grosvenor
Obioan
Serena Payne
John Sharp Williams
Williams
Community Forum Promotes Homemaking and Education
A People's Forum discusses practical arts and cooking as essential skills for young women and men. It extols home economy finishing touches, discipline, and self reliance urging Park and city improvement, education, and vocational training for a useful community role.
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Manuel
Itva
World’s Fair exhibits and notable events in 1904
The World's Fair features in St Louis include the Philippine Islands exhibit costing over 1,000,000 with 1,000 native Filipinos and 40 acres, plus a wall reproduction. Sculpture costs exceed 500,000 and Connecticut builds a replica Sigourney mansion. The largest pipe organ ships to Los Angeles. The Agriculture Palace spans 23 acres. Chiefs Joseph and Geronimo plan to stay on the Indian reservation during the fair. Four miles of track added in the Transportation Building. Nashville notes the Hurricane Oliver Springs Railway charter and plans to link Harriman to Olier Springs. Morristown banker C. V. Taylor fatally shoots himself, with a will left before death.
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Philippine Islands
St. Louis
Connecticut
Hartford
Los Angele Cal
St Louis
Palace of Agriculture
Joseph
Geronimo
Albee
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Jene
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Parkersburg
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Thedford
Risney
Matting
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Blohead
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Oliver Springs
James J. Nodes
Spark Chander
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