Francesca’s Reckless Proposals End In Fire and Love
Francesca recounts29 proposal attempts in three weeks as she flirtatiously toys with Bob Wharton. A candlelit veranda party ends in Francesca burning her gown and being rescued by Wharton, who sustains minor burns while saving her. In recovery, she teases him, hinting at a future yes despite past theatrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francesca
Hob
Frandimple
Bobble
Robert Wharton
Wharton
Dr. Marah
Imatance
Skagg
Horacp
Skaggs
Mre. Skagg
Bob
Marshall
Mr. Shaug
Mine Marshall
Francoeck
Jamie
Palma
Apoh
Timie
Arguselt
Italy
Sheas
Hal
Sald
A Valuable Lesson From Biz Years Ago Rising From Grate
A prominent manufacturer Wm A. recalls a valuable lesson from early business days and describes how resilience and innovation propelled growth after a challenging period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biz
Wm. A
Governors Salary Sparks National Ranking Shift
The new salary law raises the governor's pay from 36000 to 13000 a year, making the governor the nation’s highest paid. States vary widely with New York New Jersey Pennsylvania at 10000, Massachusetts and Indians at 8000, Vermont at 1800, New Hampshire Delaware at 2000, South Carolina 9000, Texas and Connecticut 4000, Georgia 9000, and others differing greatly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Delaware
South Carolina
Texas
Connecticut
Georgia
Mr Goodwins Tramp and Kindness Of Silent Smith
Mr Goodwins Tramp depicts a New York comedian praising a celebrated playwrights modesty as the old lady who gave a tramp a dime questions his trials while Silent Smith is hailed as a kindly employer who once saved a youth from ruin. A tavern tale of revenge and a claim of remedies from Elec tria Bitters follow, with local names and places noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silent Smith
New York
Hev
Chamberlains Cholera Remedy Testimonial Spread Annoys Readers
A lengthy column of testimonials promotes Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy claiming cures for cholera infantum colic and diarrhea. The text includes quotes from multiple readers and mock dialogue, urging sale by local druggists and noting refund offers for failures.
Trinity College invites study in four departments and law
Trinity College offers Collegiate, Graduate, Engineering and Law with well equipped laboratories and modern apparatus. Expenses are moderate and aid is available for worthy students. Young men are urged to investigate the superior advantages of the Department of Law at Infinity College for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taarge
Gyianisiu
Department of Law
Non-Resident Notice in Gott v Nancy Gott Chancery Case
Non resident heirs of John G Gott and others are ordered to appear before the Clerk Master in Blountville Tennessee by the first Monday in September 1907 to defend a bill to clear title to lands. The notice in the Comet announces publication for four weeks in Johnson City Tennessee and lists many unknown heirs and residences across Kansas Virginia and Tennessee. The case involves parties Gott and various heirs and seeks judgment by publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gott
Nancy Gott
Chancery
Blountville
Tenn
Tenessee
Mollans Easley
Hew Band
Wilburn Easley
Kansas
Maggie Stair
Mie Stair
Virginia
Thos, Gott
David Gotton
George Gammon
Baroh Gammon
Rue Hawley
Elizabeth Nelms
Annie Belle Cartright
Richard Cartright
John G. Pence
Mollie Pence
Titinoia
Thomas Gott
Hennal
Mipemae Geconiod
Jessie Goveased
Liza Young
Sarah Johnson
Sarah Gammon
Newaper
Johnsonity
Washington County
Tenneaves
Sside Court
Teon
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted In Circulation Ad
An unsigned appeal touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble, backache, and blood filtration issues. The ad cites a Johnson City printer endorsing the product, claims broad sales, and lists Patton Drug Company as a distributor with a 50 cent price. It mixes testimonials with other health notices and humorous quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Will H. Hodges
Millard Street
Johnsonity
Tenn
Patton Drug Company
Hiave
Wale
Conte
Foster-Milburn Co
Bailalo
United States
Copu
Non-Resident Notice in Blountville Case
The Comet records a non residence notice against Jacob Wills Jr and his four minor children Claud Annie Daniel and ole Wills Jr in a Chaney Court suit filed July 1907 seeking sale of ten acres. The defendants residing in Virginia are ordered to appear by first Monday in November 1907 at Blountville Clerk and Master office to defend the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wills, Sr
Mary FE. Wille
L. G. Bogan
West Friend
William
David Roller
Chaney Court
Blountville
Tenerises
Jacob Wills, Jr
Claud
Annie
Daniel
Ole Wills
Tam
Wind County
Johnson Giley
Washington County
Tong
Sullivan County
Blountvile
Tenn
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Carroll Watson Rankin
Oprriahuey
Fertwell
Lucama
Miller's
Chamberlin
Almple
Concord
H. C. Miller
Phiilanes- Rbis Press
Chamberlain
J. B
Jouxstor
Linton
Mira
H. C. Mourn
Kelly
Phant
Begorra
Kellys
Byatander
Washington Herald
Chicago
Caldwell
Dr Caldwall
Drugeista
Trinity College
D. W. Newson
Durham, North Carolina
John G. Gott
Pumnarrs
Clerk & Matter
A.B. Warrisken
Bollcitor
Johnson City
Dartleigh
Mra.Muohwedde
Tay
Young's Magazine
Dr. King
Eva Oucaphor
Grovertown
Stark Go
H. ©. Miller
York County
Jehnson
Spring Grove
H. Ciller
Milwaukee Sentinel
The
Houston Post
Pabroey
J. Phillips
California
Buckton
Charlen Walters
Sierra
Dalls N.B
Theures
Bristol
Jonesboro
Greeneville
Hpm
Morristown
Wlm
Dallas
Queen &Crescert
G. van Osivand
T.plas
Gay St
Knoxville
Tem
D. Hill
Tennessee
F. Pierce
Market Street
Cargille’s Art Gallery
Kodaks
Kodak
Excelent Service
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Northwest
Por Information
Adiman J.C. Conn
Chattanooga, Teno
Leposiiuky
Tar Mountain
Solnimra
Howe
Way Bank
YU Tt
Unaka National Bank
Sheson City
Tennes
Watauga
Tennessee Restorant
M. C. Leach
Prine Ward
Eistassreses
WI. C. Leacel
Dau
Aia Rn
Aya
D Iiskey
Cee
Carolina
West Vinlay
Busere
Casper Co., Inc
Roanoke
York
Fahrney
Diarthia
Ma of
Fabraeyd& Bon
Hagers Own
Monsun
Connor Bros. Furniture Co
Smyrna
Axminster
Bristol Telephone Company
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