How's Your Liver
An advertisement extols liver health urging readers to care for their liver to prevent sickness and malaise. It promises benefits from a liver medicine claimed to purify blood and aid digestion, asserting a sole reliable remedy.
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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
1
Thedford's Black-Draught Liver Remedy Ad
The 60 year old vegetable remedy Thedford's Black-Draught is praised as a world favorite liver medicine. It is said to act gently on the liver and bowels, cure constipation and cleanse the system of waste, priced 25 cents and sold by H. O. Mitler and City Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Mitler and
City Drug Company
Twenty Minutes Time Enough
Fragmented text hints at medical or procedural discussion with puns and names like Shoop and Cy Method. Context unclear. appears to reference rushed conditions and physiological symptoms with garbled wording and missing details. This item resembles an OCR fragment without a clear event or person outcome.
Democratic Party Nominee Franks Avent for Railroad Commissioner
The Nashville press argues the Democratic State Committee properly named Frank Avent as the unexpired term nominee for railroad commissioner, noting his familiarity with the work and asserting McClure cannot claim the nomination. It criticizes rival factions and urges loyalty to the party ticket and Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Committee
Genmittes
Frank Avent
Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission, and Is Familliar
Bryan
Messrs
Carmack
Cox
Frazier
Taylor
McMillin
Tennessee
Brandot
Patternon
Evans
Republican Committee
New Before the People
Nashville
Banner
Democratic Party
Representative McClure
McClure
Conrap
McKenzie
Avent
Koswion
Conray
Arvent
Arvent Ia
McGlure
Des
Detmonisth
M. B. Patterson
Republican Party
Plate
Nashville American
W. P. McClure
State Railroad Commission
Knox County
Patterson
Evang
Me. McClare
Wm. RB
Knoxsville
Possibilities of the South in Coal and Iron Wealth
The Manufacturers' Record of Baltimore highlights the South as possessing vast coal and iron ore resources. It asserts the region has nearly three times as much coal as Britain Germany and Pennsylvania combined and claims the South holds about half of all known iron ore in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Great Britain
Germany
Pennsylvania
South
Open Letter Attacks Roosevelt on Fort Brown Abandonment
A long open letter from Fort Worth editor Clarence Ousley criticizes President Roosevelt over plans to abandon Fort Brown, arguing against racial integration and warning of social chaos. The letter frames the issue as a defense of white supremacy and union with southern racial politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forth Worth
Tex
Clarence Ousley
Fort Worth
South
Roosevelt
Fort Brown
Africa
A Poor Voi s Version Satirical Ballad
A satirical paraphrase mocks a political figure’s promises during a campaign. The verses imitate a biblical psalm to critique corruption and broken pledges while highlighting voter disillusionment with unfulfilled favors and personal gain.
Marriage and sermons and deafness cures in old notices
A fragment from a bygone issue shows a couple marrying at a justice of the peace for two dollars and a clergyman delivering an improvised sermon to college students. An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for an incurable deafness claim and promotes Hall's Family Pills as the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garmenta
J. L. Harbour
Village Improvement Society
Charlea N. Hood
A. B. Fox
Bertha Hasbrook
Mggante
Marty Kilsyth
Hamor
van Tassel Sutphen
Grace Aline Luther
Jace
Princess Drcas
Amy Mooran
Gonio Parva
Justice of the Peace
Septemer Lippincott’s
Hall
Orkney & CO
Toledo
Draggiata
Wome Coming Reception for Bryan in New York City
The Pomers Railway offers round trip tickets to New York City for August 26 and 20 at 2.35 each, return by September 4, 1906. Tickets include sleeping car options and full details from Southern Railway agents J L Meek and D P A Knosville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet M. Lee
Wm. J. Bryan
New York City
Pomers Railway
New York
Southern Railway
J. L. Meek
D. P.A. Knosville
Teor. Ang
Why Adulterated Paint is Dear
A maker of adulterated white lead sneered that paint need not be pure claiming no one eats it. The text explains adulteration with barytes sublimed lead sum Whiting and other imitators makes the pigment inferior and sold as white lead deceives consumers into paying white lead prices for worthless substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Anchor Pure White Lead advertisement claim
Premium lead paint advertisement asserts pure white lead contains no adulteration and blends with linseed oil to produce durable paint. It urges dealers to supply or direct buyers to National Lead Company in Cincinnati Ohio for first class products.
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Rsress
Luxtactio
Intelbuin
Rube P
Nore
Heaa- Rav Eny
The
Blood
Ulna Caus
Yemtian
Voeuvelon
Trinity Park School
Soventy
Washington
Monroe
Trenton
van Buren
Madison
United States
Jefferson
Garfield
Gorman
Cleveland
Fillmore
W. Hi
Harrison
Ward
Abraham Lincoln
Tefferson Davis
Kentucky
Lincoln
Davis
Daxvin
Voluntwers
Polk
Henry Clay
Congress
Dayman
Confederate States
Failor
Port Worth
WeCime
New York State
John E. Nelms
Morristown
Jnc
BE. Helms
Sever O
Teventy
Mest
Knoxville
Morristown Gazette
John E. Helma
Masonic
Wave
Ife
John B. Helwr
Mra
C. A. Hinty
Lucy Gilchrist
Romaina
Knotville
Old Gray Cemetery
Ang
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Livania
Liverpool
Morton
London
American Society
Mr. Morton
Louisville
Warronme
W. J. Beyas
Europe
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Workingmoen
Ao Norimally
Trade and Labor Council
Rock City
United
Organized Labor
Long Church Street
Mersey
Tommy Atkins
Bunker Hill
Lippincotts
Voi
National Lead Company
Freeman
Firat Clave
East Market Street
Williams & Co., Propritors
Trinity College
Acionos
Ad, Wo Newsom, Registerham, N
Cargille’s Art Gallery
Kodaks
Kodak
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