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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1902

Page

2

Taylor brothers lecture tour spans Tennessee to Indian Territory

The Memphis News reports former Tennessee congressman A A Taylor and his brother ex governor Robt L Taylor lectured in Tupelo and plan a joint program titled This and That with John Allen in Knoxville. Alf Taylor seeks Bob Taylor’s support for the Senate and notes West Tennessee backing for Bate. A note suggests paying Tar Comer owed funds to avoid postage. Summers Barton Parrott promote floor finishes.

Memphis News A. A. Taylor Congress Tennessee Robt. L. Taylor Tupelo Mississippi Arkansas Texas Indsan John Allen Bob Mr. Taylor Peabody Hotel Knoxville Alf Taylor Senate West Tennessee Bate Bob Taylor Rice Chattanooga News Jim Sanot

Dyspepsia relief with Hood's Sarsaparilla claims

An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for dyspepsia and indigestion claiming after use the patient can eat without distress and feels well again. The piece mentions a testimonial from Cnowatt of Cannjoharie New York and notes the product strengthens digestive organs and the whole system. It also contains a stray remark about the Southern cash road and congratulates officials on appointments.

Simo Nod Hood Cnowatt Cannjoharie New

Scott's Emulsion advertised as a blood restorative for pale teens

The advert promotes Scott's Emulsion as a cod liver oil based blood food that restores strength and flesh for young women in their teens suffering from blood sickness. It offers samples and claims to cure paleness weakness and nervousness with regular treatment. It also contains unrelated editorial clippings about political races and editorial opinions.

Scott

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