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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1897
Page
2
A fragmented, combative late 19th century column attacks public figures and politics. It mocks Hanna, Clay, Evans, and McKinley while riffing on newspapers and newspaper readers, referencing the Tennessee Press Association and a rule about publishing writers' names.
In a Baltimore Sun interview W P Brownlow of Tennessee endorses Mr Gary for the cabinet. He says Gary represents southern Republicans well and will be a capable postmaster general, predicting broad satisfaction and strong administration. Read our advertisements.
A chaotic collection from Lost Cove to Watauga shows locals writing about weather and rain, family news, taxes, and a mill boom. Reports mention Geo Reese in Radford, Va and families in Campbell and Bullivan counties, with ill children, a death, and a box supper amid a storm and lumberyard activity.
Tutt's Pills claim to cure liver ailments and sick headaches by cleansing impurities. A Va. user says twenty years of liver disease ended after taking Tutt's Liver Pills. Also notice to Watauga Tank depositors to file claims with assignee W. B. ft. Tons.
For thirty years Dr Deane studied and cured more dyspepsia than fifty physicians combined. He abandoned theology for medicine after eminent doctors deemed him a chronic dyspeptic with little time to live. The result was a large practice and high demand for his Dyspepsia Pills, sold by DR J A Deane Co Kingston NY.
A patchwork of quotes and snippets references figures like Gov Bushnell Sam Jones and McKinley alongside stray ad copy for medicines and a Cumberland Presbyterian revival. Local notices touch taxes, a grocery closure, and a deputy trustee’s deadlines amid scattered literary asides and product pitches.
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