07 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1905
Page
1
An advisory note warns of stomach discomforts and dieting mistakes. It emphasizes proper care and prevention, suggesting that neglect leads to worse issues and offering general guidance on healthier habits and remedies.
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a stomach aid and claims enhanced value when combined with certain drugs. It promotes availability in dollar and half dollar sizes at druggists with money back guarantee and urges postal card requests to Dr G A McClain in Brown Building with stated hours and contact phone.
Nashville American reports the 1,825 delegates in the next Democratic state convention split by region with Middle Tennessee as the pivotal battleground. West Tennessee 438 delegates, East Tennessee 244, Middle Tennessee 614. a majority requires 668. West and East camps risk losing if Middle Tennessee aligns, shaping the nomination outcome.
Tennessee's Frazier took the oath at 12 15 pm in Washington with Vice President Fairbanks administering. Senator Warner of Missouri was sworn in beside him as the chamber filled with observers and reporters noted his height drew attention among the lawmakers. The scene featured a crowded gallery and praise for the tall new senator as he joined the Senate amid formalities and applause.
Greeneville December 2 The Congressional executive committee for the First District met at Grand Central Hotel Greeneville with B A Shipley as chairman and C J Lovett as secretary. A January 20 primary for the district is set with a possible January 6 withdrawal if only one candidate remains, likely Brownlow. The 8, S W railroad route proposed would run Kingsport to Fall Branch Jerroldatown to Newmannville then toward Quaker Knobs and cross into Embreeville, a twenty mile Greene County stretch.
An Atlanta newspaper notes Brother Dickey reacting to news that Mr. Carnegie paid $1,000 for a plain luger on a railroad train remarking what he might get for a baked possum. The quip reflects regional humor and early 20th century tone.
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