Catarrh cures and political rants mix in 19th century ads
A rambling miscellany touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for catarrh while interweaving political squabbles over congress, Roosevelt, Schley, and Johnson City. The piece blends testimonial notes, campaign chatter, and editorials about naval commands and party leadership.
Roosevelt Round Robin debate stirs press and public at home
The piece recounts mixed praise and criticism of Theodore Roosevelt and the Round Robin letter signed by officers during the Spanish American War. It notes public fascination, press condemnation of Davis, and calls for restraint in official language amid wartime tensions. It also includes a testimonial about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Joel Demont and a local drugstore note.
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Naval Clique
Schley
Sampson
Lemly
Long
Bolley
Dewey
Santiago
Bob Evans
Philip
Brooklyn
Bohly
Dows
Bohley
Bobley
Canstalt
Webster Davis
Interior
Roosevelt
McKinley
Wno
Col. Roosevelt
Admiral Dewey
Miles
Washington
Secretary Long
Republic
Chester A. Arthur
Davis
Bantiago
Theodore Roosevelt
Shafter
War Department
Cuba
Lawton
Robin
Cace
Army of
United States
Russell A. Alger
Provident
Bud
Gen
Chattanooga
Chamberlain
A. E. Steere
Goodwin
Joel Demont
Inwood
Iowa
City Drug Store
Judge Campbell for Governor in East Tennessee clash
Nashville American notes possible Republican nomination for governor may go to Greeneville jurist H T Campbell. Campbell, longtime First circuit judge, is praised for eloquence and zeal, with talks of conflict and faction healing in the state convention. A Benn? Brownlow compromise is hinted amid local faction tensions.
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Judge Campbell
East Tennessee
Nashville
James B. Frazier
Chattanooga
H. T. Campbell
Greeneville
Campbell
Camphbell
First Judicial Circuit
Congress
First District
Walter Brownlow
Doughty Bos
Evans
Naional
Brownlow
Warmth and medicine ad blend in old Memphis page
A fragment from the Memphis Commercial Appeal mocks wartime bravado and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla for warmth and vitality. The piece blends stray quotes with an ad for Constipation or Diarrhoea relief using Casarets Candy Cathartic, urging readers to act naturally and visit druggists for the 10-cent tablets.
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Memphis
Hardeman
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