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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1898
Page
4
It is a medicine. It is a tonic. It will do you good take it according to directions. Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester N Y. Anal y.
A long passage recounts a European explorer named Lender and his perilous journey in a forbidden lands narrative. It describes brutal torture, near decapitation, a trek across high passes, and a return to frontier safety. The book In the Forbidden Land is reviewed as published by Harper Brothers. The prose shifts to a chaotic scene with a crowd and a tense bridge confrontation led by Tarmin and Jim Mason, ending with a dramatic standoff on a narrow bridge.
Fragment discusses how potash affects the color and sweetness of fruits, size and appearance of vegetables, and weight and plumpness of grain, implying agricultural benefits and crop quality improvements.
A fragmented page mixes fertilizer promotion with overwrought fiction and medical ads. The potash pamphlet promises yield gains while dramatic dog battle scenes appear from Rob Son of Battle. Other items claim pain relief and political commentary on the Philippines and Nicaragua.
Naval Constructor Hobson will likely be sent to Hong Kong to supervise reconstruction of three rosyish cruisers raised by Rear Admiral Dewey. Simmons Squawk Wine Wine or Table to prevent and cure palpitation of the heart. A rural wealth and agricultural news comparison suggests forming a small club mailed free to compare values. Address Luther Tucker & Son Albany NY.
The text contrasts Alger and Teddy Roosevelt era war department reports with a deciphered sales pitch for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It notes missing reports, hints at a larger wartime truth, and ends by advertising the remedy as a reliable cough treatment available from Dr Bolton, druggist.
Annie E Springer of 1135 Howard Ave Philadelphia praises Dr King's New Discovery for consumption curing a long standing hacking cough. She claims the remedy relieved chest throat and lung troubles and aids sleep. Price one dollar with free trial bottles at Cy HW Lyle's. guaranteed.
A vintage advertisement extols Tutt's Liver Pills for digestion sleep appetite and longevity. It claims cures for headaches dyspepsia malaria sour stomach dizziness constipation bilious fever piles and torpid liver and urges a single dose as proof of virtue. The piece also mentions General Wheeler resuming his Congress seat and being kept on active duty until volunteers are mustered out, with Representative Baily pledging to oppose any move to limit Wheeler's functions.
An advertisement from Quaker Valley Mfg. of Chicago announces a postpaid offer for six silver plated War Memorial Spoons in a set showing soldiers in camp and US ships. Subscribers are urged to mail a card to receive spoons, with return options if unsatisfied. Also reports on a probe exonerating Dr Zertoba in a historic case, Cuba troop health improvements, and a bill to expand the regular army to 190,000 proposing differences from Miles plan.
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