Doane’s Kidney Pills Endorsement in Local Ads
A Nashville era editorial notes political rivalries and protests while a broader ad column promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills. Testimony from W.G. Leonard of Greenville Tennessee claims kidney relief and a permanent cure after using the product. The message urges readers to seek Patton Drug Co. for Doan’s with Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo as U.S. agents.
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G. Leonard
Lapilon
Greenville
Saya
Dean
Johnson City
Patton Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan'e
Mrs Ward Dies After Short Illness In Johnson City
Marion Miles Ward of Johnson City died at her son P M Ward’s Maple street home after a brief illness. Born August 8 1882 in Newark Ohio she moved to Johnson City in 1900 and lived with her son and daughter the Intern. Funeral services were held at her late residence with Rev Dayton Dobbs presiding. interment followed at Geneseo. She leaves two sisters two brothers and many friends.
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Marion Miles Ward
P.M. Ward
Mires Ward
Newark
Ohio
Johnson City
Priberg
Oblock
Dayton Dobbs
Geneseo
Lucinda Butler
Ted
John White
Mountcastle
Exch
Little Krank
Helen Summers
First Presbyterian Church
Win Cantrell Dead Civil Engineer at 6 Years Old
Win Cantrell died Thursday afternoon in Knoxville hospital from meningitis after typhoid illness. He had been in the hospital a few days when complications arose. A civil engineer on the C C and O he married Miss Bird Ray about three years ago and is survived by her and their infant child. The family will be taken to Mississippi for interment.
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Win. Cantrell
Knoxville
Carliste
Miss Bird Ray
Mississippi
Munsey Club Organized at Munsey Memorial Church
After a Wednesday prayer meeting the Munsey Club was formed with J M Ferguson president Sam Carr vice president George Wade secretary Robert DeVault treasurer Mrs F B St John superintendent of girls department The club aims to provide a social outlet for church members plus a gym reading room library and night school with eight hundred dollars pledged and basement furnishing to begin Thursday Rev S Be Vaught championed the plan as a worthy church project encouraging all to join and support the effort
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Munsey Memorial Church
Munsey Club
J. M. Ferguson
Sam Carr
George Wade
Robert DeVault
F. B. St John
S. Be Vaught
Spraying Fruit Trees Now Is The Time
An old agricultural notice urges immediate spraying of fruit trees to combat the San Jose Scale. It cites New Jersey and Georgia bulletins recommending late fall or winter spraying while scale are active, to protect orchards from destruction and prevent sap feeding damage. It also promotes Bardock Blood Bitters and Fabreny Teething Syrup as health tonics.
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San Jose
The
New Jersey Bulletin
Georgia State Bulletin
Orher
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Poisoned Bite and More
A Norfolk style testimonial ad cites a spider bite causing leg sores and blood poisoning. doctors failed but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve reportedly cured it. Also promotes Dean’s Ointment for itching and piles and lists general remedies sold by H. Z. Miller.
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Washington
Bucklen
John Washinton
Bonqueville
Tex
H. Z. Millera
Dean
Notice of Election for Washington County Bonds
The Washington County Court at Jonesboro calls an election on March 11 1909 to decide issuing bonds up to 150 0 dollars for macadamized roads turnpikes and bridges and other public highways as provided by the act and resolution. Commissioners of Elections announce polling precincts and comply with statutory requirements. Also notes the death of nine month old Ross Bateman of HK Park after an illness with a funeral message.
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General Assembly
State of Tennessee
Ward
Washington County
Jonesboro
Tanaay
Tennessee
County Court of
Washington Gunty
State of
Caid
Sahington County
Syen Asi
Mena
Lenn
Washington
Cen
Isxning
Sail
Amonitel Ouse Anndeedt
Pilty Ison
Leon
Hasklel H. Dyer
Chiu. Kod, Baxter
A. L Shipley
Soey
Tomn
Boat
Vance Litte
Ross Bateman
Bateman
HK Park
Questioned remedy promises cure for rheumatism
A vintage ad promotes Chamberlains Lior ment as a remedy for rheumatism claiming prompt, satisfactory results. It asserts others have been cured and urges readers to try it at 25 cents for a small size or 50 cents large, sold by H. C. Miller.
Dean's Regniots Offer Quick Relief for Constipation
An early 20th century style advertisement touts Dean's Regniots as a time saving health aid that prevents constipation with mild bowel action. It promises easy results and urges readers to ask their druggist for them.
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Dean
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Richmond
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West Main Street
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Mnrranereen
Kenilworth Pressing Club
Sebnes
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Johnson Chur Ten
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