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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1906
Page
2
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion for babies to build fat stores and cushion nerves. It claims fatty babies are content, while thin babies suffer from every touch. The copy invites readers to request a free sample.
Fragmentary memo cites Cox Patterson and local figures Crockett Haywood Lauderdale DeKalb and DeKalb. It notes Cox leading Patterson, mentions a lack of Democratic convention in McNairy County, and claims Cox carried Marshall County by about 40 votes.
The Abingdon Virginian reprints a January 10 1009 editorial criticizing Governor Cox and General Patterson. It notes county meetings in Jonesboro to urge H Clay Evans for governor and critiques reporters from The Chattanooga News and The Knoxville Sentinel. The piece mocks political attacks and questions loyalties amid a third party concerns.
Tennessee politics see Brownlow and Cox at center of a liberal democracy conflict. Patterson leads with 202 votes while Cox closes in. Brownlow, Tennessee Republican boss, backs Cox to influence election-commission appointments and back the back- assessment system. Lyle refuses judging Johnson City ruling amid contest.
Letter from Will Bullock defends his stance amid accusations of bitterness toward Gov. Cox. He disavows private backing for office, emphasizes lifelong acquaintance with Cox, and argues his opposition rests on principles beyond personal grievance.
The notice promotes Our practical book Farmer's Guide as a valuable source for crop cultivation and fertilization. It states the book is among several works on successful fertilization and available free of charge to any farmer who writes for it.
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