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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1893
Page
6
United States Commissioner endorses methods as the most perfect possible at this college. A leading bookkeeper commends McAttes Collect for practical instruction. Address Knoxville MO Tennessee for further information. Dated September 14 6moa.
Rail notices list Train No 3 leaving Bristol at 8 o'clock with a connection to Norton and Clinch division services. It shows arrivals at Big Stone Gap and connections to Louisville Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Pullman sleepers and other information are available by inquiry.
Jas A Pugh news editor of the Daily Record in Roanoke was assaulted from behind and shot twice in the head while seeking a fight report in the northeast city. He survived and expects to resume duties soon. A second item promotes Dr Hale’s Household Ointment and The Book of The Fair by Bancroft Company with canvassing opportunities for buyers and agents.
A letter from J. E. Molves of Atlanta, Georgia describes recovering from mumps and months of indigestion and constipation after using three bottles of a tonic advertised as dapep sia remedy. He reports complete recovery, no further medicine, and a twelve pound weight gain. Price listed as 50 cents per bottle.
Announcement calls all who will assist in a Johnson City charity event to meet next Wednesday at 6 PM at Jobe's Opera House to set a date plan the program and arrange details for a successful program inviting public support for the poor.
The article warns that advanced chronic catarrh thickens membranes and worsens sputum until the lungs are at risk, describing fatal symptoms and urging early action. It notes the danger of neglect and offers a free copy of Climatic Diseases for more details.
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