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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1901
Page
2
Random clippings report on political primary dates for judicial selections, remarks on Dewey and Schley, denials of a railroad influence claim, remarks on Gov. Taylor’s upcoming lecture “The Old Plantation,” and various letters to the editor about local issues and winter weather.
An advertisement for Scott's Emulsion claims it nourishes and strengthens the body to fight coughs and prevent further illness, urging use by those run down or emaciated. The price is $2.90 from druggists, with the manufacturer Scott & Howne in New York.
A collection of child letter requests to Santa Claus lists dolls, toy cars, trunks, ponies, guns, wheels, candy, fruit, books, and trains. Names appear with children from various towns asking for a mix of toys and treats for Christmas.
A whimsical collection of childlike missives requesting candy candles nuts oranges fire crackers a dram and various toys. The letters mention toy wagons trains hammers balls rockets dolls and other playful items with affectionate closing hints and names.
A fragmented Christmas letter collection shows children requesting toys candy oranges a whistle a toy train a drum a fire wagon a woolly dog and dolls among many items. Names like Bou Hacaman Wigan Hankins Lin Janek and Jon Qonemax appear with varied spellings and personal notes of gratitude.
A rambling Christmas plea from a child, listing wishes for toys, food, and family. The letter names Santa, parents, and siblings, and includes requests like a cake mill, books, oranges, and clothing. The writer expresses love and asks for a merry holiday and prayers.
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