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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1912

Page

1

Massey Wins Nominations Amid Greeneville Convention Turmoil

Ex congressman Z D Massey is nominated by the Republican First district in a violent Greeneville convention where Bells supporters caused chaos. Col Bowman was assaulted, a temporary chair derailed, and Massey secured 86 votes to 30 for Sells, with Taft Hooper endorsements and plans for further party action.

Chattanoga Times Greeneville Tenn Z. D. Massey Congress Bells Massey Congressman Bulle Adam Bowman Johnson City Gol. Bowman Opera House Eca Wey Shipley Congressional Col. Bowman O. J. Lovett Sells P.M. Donnelly Johnson County Col Bowman Committee Committee On Taft Hooper Campbell Mamsey Alf A. Taylor Spencer Blackburn Dick Donnelly Mountain City Hells G. Mehlenderdn BO. Alexander W.T. Textament Unib Wallon N. Moore Sam Bells Masseys We Sells Oliver Nashville Sanders Col. Lowman East Tennessee H. Clay Evans Presbyterian Church Crites

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements from Johnson City Resident

A Johnson City resident William IL Hodges recounts prior praise for Doan's Kidney Pills and confirms lasting relief from kidney pain. An ad-like piece notes availability at Whitehouse Drug Co and marketing by Pastor-Milburn Co.

Johnson City Doan William IL Hodges Millard St Tenn Bam Down Whitehouse Drug Co Conte Pastor-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Dean

Unscrupulous Patent Remedy Advert Shows Amica Salve Claim

A historical clipping touts a healer named Bucklea offering Amica Salve. It promises relief for running sores ulcers burns and other skin afflictions. It references Tom Moore of Cochran and ends with a call to try the remedy at Miller's HC.

Tom Moore Cochran

Tennessee Demonstration Farm Work Expands in 1912

Washington reports Tennessee’s 1911 demonstration program includes 110 cotton and 72 corn farms aided by 8 demonstration agents. Yields rose 100 percent on cotton and about 10 percent on corn. largest corn yield 116 bushels, cotton 9050 pounds per acre. Enthusiasm grows, with 350 to 400 farms planned in Tennessee and growing boy scouts and club activities.

Washington, D.C Wilson Tennessee Wed West Tennessee Middle Tennesee Beu Losesete Hona

Freetown Woman Credits Dr Caldwell Syrup for Cure

Isabelle Wheeler of Freetown Indiana reports relief from nervous debility after using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. She claims neighbors praise the remedy and offers a free sample bottle by sending address to the Caldwell Medicine Co Monticello Illinois. price is one dollar and free samples advertised.

Merv Isabelle Wheeler Freetown Ind Dr. Caldwell Monticello Ill

Poultry Raising Promoted by Southern Railway Effort

Washington report notes the Southern Railway Company promotes poultry integration in the south through land and industries as a profitable venture, signaling broader efforts to expand poultry production in Tennessee and neighboring states.

Southern Railway Company M. W. Richards Washington Chas Chase Chemical Ridge St. Louis South The Land and Indies

Almost Lost His Life After Severe Storm Exposure

Mason Michigan resident A Stid recalls a merciless storm that left him with a dreadful chest cold and near pneumonia. A neighbor supplied Dr King’s New Discovery, which relieved symptoms, and two bottles cured him. The ad promotes the cough remedy with a trial bottle offered by H C Miller.

A. Stid Mason Mich Dr. King H.C. Miller

Ex-Gov Cox declines candidacy in Tennessee primary

Nashville February sixteenth Ex-Gov John I Cox announced he would not be a candidate in the April twenty seventh primary He said he places the success of his party above personal ambition and will not seek the Democratic nomination this year He met with local politicians including ex-Gov Benton McMillin fueling talk of McMillin running for governor or possibly senator.

Nashville John I. Cox Tennessee Cox Benton McMillin

Beware of Catarrh Remedies and Mercury Warning

Public notice warns against ointments claiming mercury content for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Care from PJ Beney & Co in Toledo Ohio. It states the product contains no mercury and is taken internally. It also mentions Hull's Family Pills for constipation and cautions purchasers to avoid unsafe remedies.

Amoll PJ Beney & Co Toledo Ohio Cheney Drurgist Price Per Bole Toke Hull

Cardul style testimonial touts strength and meals

Memphis woman Emma D Looney credits Cardul for eight years of misery relief and steady meals. Ad claims Cardus provides strength with unique ingredients not in other tonics, touts fifty years of success and a million beneficiaries seeking readers to try it today.

Emma D. Looney Memphis Tenn Cardus

Cash Offer for Dual Paper Subscriptions

The Comet offers a special club rate with The Memphix Weekly Commercial Appeal fetching both papers for one year at the Comet price of $1.00. The deal aims to attract new subscribers with cash terms for combined subscriptions.

Uniform Color Change Sparks Confederate Veteran Outcry

The Nashville Democrat reports Gov. Hooper ordered convict uniforms switched from Confederate gray to a different shade labeled convict gray. Veterans protest the plan as an insult, with officials and locals in Tennessee voicing strong opposition and prompting inquiries from Col. Hickman and Gov. Hooper.

Confed veterans condemn plan to dress convicts in gray

Chattanooga reports anger from old Confederate veterans and G A R members over Gov Hoopers proposal to clothe state convicts in gray uniforms. Critics call it an insult to lost cause memory, with strong protests from Camp leaders and officials planning action at upcoming gatherings.

Chattanooga Hooper Trey Gray Casferne Majoeank Appomattos N. B. Porest Hhe J. B Bhipp Tennessee Jlooper Confederacy Caup Annal Oeunion

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