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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1903

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Two Works of Grace 2 and God's Hand in it All

A religious essay argues that true spiritual birth comes through faith and grace. It cites scripture to urge readers to examine whether they are born again, notes two kingdoms of nature and spirit, and defends preaching for the gospel without financial incentives.

Christ Jesus Christ Mr. Campbell Campbell Rice Nicodemus Jesus Jeans God

Born Again Faith and Spiritual Birth Debate

The piece argues that spiritual birth is God given and evidenced by baptism, cites John 3 and Luke 17, and contrasts natural senses with spiritual awakening. It links conversion to a twofold birth, gospel precedence, and the preacher’s role, ending with a testimonial for Kodolecean Cure and Miles products.

Doan Kidney Pills Featured in Long Claim of Cures

The piece presents testimonials praising Doan Kidney Pills for kidney complaints, noting rapid relief and a cure in several cases. It then criticizes editors and ministers, with a satirical narrative about press ethics and theatrical misdeeds, ending with a rearranged classical allusion and comic flourish.

Dean Walter McLachlin J. Holliday & Sons Plating Wheeling W. Va Jacob Slreet Down Doan Foater-Milburn Buffalo N.Y U. S

Gown Details and Fashion Notes From a Past Issue

An article describes a pastel blue voile dinner gown with a deep yoke embroidered in silk, black velvet diamonds edged with silver braid, and a Vandyck-pointed flounce. It notes lace and velvet combinations, long basques, and innovative edges with cloth or silk accents. Also includes a testimonial for Electric Bitters praising health benefits and women’s wellness.

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Race question division cited in Newark church sermon

Rev. James T. Vance, recently relocated from Nashville, argued in a Newark sermon that President McKinley united the country but his untimely death rekindled old jealousies. He called the race issue a southern and national problem and urged mutual understanding and tolerance amid prejudices nationwide. He warned against equating disagreement with disloyalty to the flag or constitution.

Newark N. J James T. Vance North Reformed Church Nashville McKinley

Botanic Blood Balm Promoted As Cure All

Advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures blood poison cancer ulcers and skin diseases. It promises relief from aches swellings and sores and offers a free sample by mail from Atlanta with advice and a local seller listed.

Botanic Blood Balm Co Atlanta H. QO Miller

Rhyming Rules of Bridge and Bills Signed by Gov Frazier

The piece notes H C DuVal's Rhyming Rules of Bridge with examples guiding players on lead strategies. It then lists a long roll of state bills signed by Governor Frazier, covering liquor sales to under twenty one, road bonds, waterworks, county charters, redistricting, court times, and various local projects across Tennessee counties.

H. C. DuVal Troy Rafrada Publishing Company Mr. DuVal Anita Frazier House Senate Fifty-third General Assembly Eleventh Judicial District Bovierville Blount County Tolman Dyersburg Winchester Knoxville Putnam Jackson Cleveland Hawkins County Huntington Newport Changery Court Davidson Williamson Hickman Perry Madison County South Fulton Hunteville Blount Sevier Couties University of Nashville Overton Marion County Ninth Judicial Circuit Jefferson County Nashville Murphy Property Haywood Henderson County Claiborne County Lauderdale County Robertson County Roane Board of Jury Commission Knox County Obion Adame Lenox Kledsoe Rhea Memphis Street Railway Chester County

Clinton votes 81 in favor of saloon closure polls

Clinton Tennessee reports an 81 to favor measure to shut out saloons. Polls will stay open until March 7 to let qualified voters decide the saloon question at their convenience.

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