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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1890
Page
4
A future rooftop garden at New York Hospital will be enclosed in glass with cool breezes from the skyline. The design includes flowers plants an aquarium seats and hammocks allowing patients to enjoy outdoor ambiance above the city bustle.
Rov. J. Wm. Jones writes the memorial volume with Mrs. Davis approval. It promises authentic, charming writing, full illustration, and superior binding. Agents are wanted with a complete outfit offered for one dollar. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Order now from B F Johnson & Co at 1009 Main Street Richmond Virginia.
Posple Seen in Print, Marlon Harland restores a ruined monument near Frederickeburg Virginia, while Bishop Thompson denies a claim about boot laces. Tenor Lins Reeves, living in London at seventy, may not sing publicly again. Senator Hampton hunts deer, their antlers now decorate Naval Affairs room. Miss Dy Kelley, brilliant and powerful anarchist, leads a large medical practice. A scrap of wrapping paper saves a life, leading to Dr King’s New Discovery, with trial bottles offered. Christian Reid, southern novelist, is daughter of Colonel Fisher of North Carolina. Clarke's Extract of Flax Catarrh Cure is promoted with soaps and remedies. The Cassel Publishing Co announces three editions of the Journal of Marie Bashkirtseff, priced to fit varied bindings, praised for translator editing.
The piece riffs on the Advance the Greeneville Republican supports Alf Taylor for a second term while peppered with a block of medicinal ads. It promotes K. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets and Clarke's Extract and Cough Cure, touting quick relief, with Clarke's Soap also pitched, all via McFarland's drugstore and Blair's endorsement.
A bold claim is made that Electric Bitters can cure dyspepsia and related digestive disorders. The advertisement cites universal access and urges use per directions. Sold for 50 cents to 1 dollar per bottle by M. A. McFarland, a local druggist.
The Chattanooga Weekly Times announces a promotion on July 1 1890 giving away 1 000 building lots 25 by 140 feet in Timesville Walden's Ridge Chattanooga area. Subscription price reduced to 1.00 per year with numbered receipts granting participation. Agents sought with large cash commissions.
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