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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1915

Page

3

Society Tidbits From Bristol and Jonesboro

Society notes announce L Armbrust departing Monday for a Florida visit. J J Hawkins visited Jonesboro today. H R Parrott and party left for a Florida fishing trip. R M May, a Jonesboro merchant, was in the city briefly. Mrs Robert Love Taylor of Washington DC will stay with Bristol relatives until her father St John recovers from illness. EJ Pitts and wife returned to Bull Gap after visiting relatives. Pitts recently recovered from fever. Rev and Mrs H C Clements were mentioned in relation to local affairs.

L. Armbrust Florida J. J. Hawkins Jonesboro R. Parrott Soo R. M. May Robert Love Taylor Washington, D. C Bristol St. John Bristol Herald-Courie EJ Pitts Bull Gap Pitts Feve Knoxville Rev Mra H C Clements

Interurban Car Line From Johnson City to Jonesboro

Interest grows in an proposed Interurban line from Johnson City to Jonesboro with aims to secure capital and rights of way. Business leaders from both towns see potential as a coal carrying and passenger service. Eastern investors have engaged engineers to survey the route and prepare estimates for a large Johnson City meeting.

Johnson City Jonesboro

Talkfest Day at Normal Hosts Noted Speakers

Last Saturday hundreds of students at East Tennessee Normal heard speeches by Sen. J. R. Bardner Representative Gov. N. Barnes Hon Guy S Chase and Hon Oscer M Fair in a rare literary treat at the campus event.

The East Tennessee Normal J. R. Bardner

Local residents and projects mark town notes and arrivals

Virginia coal man J. D. Bateman brings family to Coalwood to work under a government coal contract. A. J. Stewart of Smyrna oversees a new bridge project from Nashville Bridge Co. Mrs Bell departs for Chattanooga after leading early work. Rev Walter Smith preached at the Christian church. Harry Hendrix and family visit from Piney Flats. J. B. Rumley from Johnson City visits home folks. Lick Creek revival adds twenty to the Christian church. Church of God revival at Barneschool House and Brush Creek. Wm Taylor returns home from Lincoln Memorial hospital to recover. New bridge plaza and abutments near completion. Con Brady of Greenville travels through area. David Gibney from Soldiers Home visits.

Loys J. D. Bateman Coal Fields Virginia Turkeytown Coalwood W. Va Mra A. J. Stewart Smyena Ors The Christian Church New Christian Church Lick Creek Church of God Barneschool House Star Mills Brush Creek Wm. Taylor Lincoln Memorial Hospital Con Brady Greenville 8. C Ireland David Gibney Soldiers Home W. B. Reynolds

Prompt Action VII Stop Your Cough Remedy Ad

A vintage advertisement advocates Dr King’s New Discovery to ease coughing and throat irritation at cold onset. It claims quick relief, loosened phlegm, and immediate feeling of improvement, urging readers to buy at their druggist.

Miss Roma Eiseman Awarded Damages in Breach of Promise Trial

Tuesday evening at the High School Auditorium a large crowd heard the breach of promise case of Miss Roma Eiseman versus W B Miller. The jury awarded Miss Eiseman damages for alleged engagement broken off after a long courtship. The trial featured colorful testimony about love letters, gifts, and competing suitors, with the jury also hearing related remarks about social life and local figures. The event closed with a verdict for Eiseman and a charitable fundraiser by the Junior Civic League.

W. B. Miller Roma Eise Man Ren. J. R. Gardner W. B. Hodges J M. Byrd W. Hoss Geo Selif B J Vaught J R Worley J R Worley and J Stanley Barlow Hugh White Allen Harris Ames Smith Bob Clark Brading & Marshall George Wofford Wildcat Crouch and Black Roma Kiseman W. B Miller Splatnner G. J. Sells Crumley Mr. Crumley Miss Floy Harris Reiseman King St Congress Bristol Janie Jane New York Helen Coud Henry Colins Blaine Milburn Araange Etendant Alice Manengill Abe Riseman W. 8. Miller Lyle Civic League Martha Wilder Sehoo

Opal Church to Install New Rector March 14

Rev W A Jonnard of Mt Pleasant will assume duties as rector of St Johns Episcopal Church in Opal City, with installation services scheduled for Sunday March 14.

Opal Church W A Jonnard Mt Pleasant St John’s Episcopal Church

Newly Elected Officers Tender Their Resignation

J Fred Johnson and L Marshall resign as president and vice president of the Chamber of Commerce after a few days in office due to time constraints. A meeting is set for Tuesday evening in the club rooms to elect successors and all members are urged to attend.

J Fred Johnson L Marshall Chamber of Commerce

VEW CANCER SERUM SAID TO BE SUCCESSFUL

New York reports from the General Memorial hospital state a year of experiments on a new cancer serum. The forthcoming report will name the discoverer and the serum’s composition. Officials call it a major medical contribution. The serum is injected and said to cause cancerous growths to break down, disintegrate, and disappear.

New York General Memorial Hospital

Morris Harrell Wedding Ties Chilhowee and Johnson City

Miss Lena Morris of Chilhowee Virginia wed Mr. Thomas Harrell of Johnson City. Rev Crink Shanks performed the ceremony. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Morris of Chilhowee. Harrell has long been with CC & C offices in Johnson City. They will reside in Johnson City.

Harris-Morris Lena Morris Chilhowee Thomas Harrell Johnson City Marride Crinkshanks J. S. Morris Harrell

Your Cold Is Dangerous Break it up

A dated testimonial-style ad urges fast action against colds and germs. It promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a remedy that loosens mucus soothes lungs and cures coughs. The copy claims a 25 cent price at druggists.

Papa

Toasts and Remedies Across Time

A collage of sentimental toasts and mock advertisements. It includes affectionate wishes and vows to loved ones, then shifts to a sales pitch for Sloan's Liniment claiming quick relief for colds, joint pain, lumbago and similar ailments with a money back guarantee and a four bottle purchase nudge.

Sloan Sloan's

United States Rebin of all the nations the

In a compact note the text appears to discuss a broad rebinning or reorganization of nations within the United States framework. Specific entities, dates, or outcomes are not clearly readable, leaving the exact action and actors uncertain.

United States

Social Visit Notes From Jonesboro and Johnson City

Attorney Moore Cox and Lewis attended events in Johnson City on Saturday. Local residents Miss Mary Pritchett Miss Jesse White and Mr John Crorell with Mrs Lafayette Vines spent Thursday night in Johnson City. Shoppers from Buckhorn farm near Jonesboro visited Johnson City Saturday. Attendees watched Mary Pickford at the Majestic Theatre Friday night. Meademes Hodge Vines Bacon Bunn Keefauver White and Vines traveled Sunday to hear Dr Briacy at the Christian church.

A. Vines Lafayette Vines Mary Pritchett Mies Jesse White John Crorell Tittle Johnson City JoneCoy Ada Grege Cora ‘Lee Holmes Buckhorn” Farm Jonesboro Tred Stewart Wright Hoss Kathryn Hawkins Florence Hacker Mary Pickford Majestic Theatre Jotmaon City Meadames Hodge Vines Bacon Bunn Keefauver White Briacy The Christian Church

Southern Mortgage Loan Ad Seeks Local Representatives

Money to loan from 100 to 10 000 on improved and unimproved town property and farms. 8 percent interest, payable yearly or semi annually. Terms one to ten years. Applicants must give property description location and valuation. Country reps wanted to appraise and handle exclusive agency. Postal stamp and character references required. Southern Office Southeast Mortgage Loan Assn Fourth Natl Bank Bldg Atlanta Ga.

Southern Office Southeastern Mortgage Loan Assn Natl Bank Bldg Atlanta

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