01 Aug 1901
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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1901
Page
1
An old compendium for fertilizers argues that crops grown with potash yield larger profits, while those without become scrubby. It promotes German Kaluworks and lists various railways and summer resort guides, urging readers to request maps, pamphlets, and travel information from listed agents and offices in Wisconsin, Illinois, and Virginia.
A mixed column recounts Southern Railway travel notes to the West and a long reminiscence about Andrew Johnson as Tennessee's Civil War era governor. It covers Johnson’s unionist stance, confederate pressure, key events in Nashville, and a public meeting where he urged a pro-Union procession amid tensions.
A jumble of clippings touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with testimonials from a Mrs Sargent and a Rev Power. The piece mentions genealogical claims tracing to Adam and Eve, a Toledo law oath, and the Carlisle Hotel with local development notes. City Drug Store promotes the remedy and its distribution.
Fragmented OCR quotes Adam laments Eden gate closure and plans to watch the family through palings. The passage includes stray phrases about a desire for something “miki” and a mention of Chamberlain's Stomach Tablets advertised as easy to take and pleasant in effect. City drug store notes accompany.
A fragmentary reflection notes that a girl should learn about a man beyond smoking telling readers to seek other notable traits that would reveal responsibility, caution, and suitability in a potential partner.
A cluttered OCR page lists professionals and shops in Johnson City Tennessee including Dr J H Prhas and A Long M D physicians, justice of the peace offices, a city barber shop promoting white workers and barber services, Russell Walden proprietors, and The American Barber Shop managers Q H Long and Nat. The text references offices in Bank building, Cox Building, and streets Main Buffalo Walnut.
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