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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1894
Page
6
A long review praises The Other Side a Confederate themed poem by Vir tula Prazor Boyle. It lauds its 1200 lines, three parts Divergent Lines The Prisoner of State and Reconstruction, and its elegiac tribute to Confederate soldiers and Jefferson Davis.
Advertises free trial bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery and New Life Pulse by sending name and address to H Bucklen & Co. in Chicago. Includes a free Guide to Health and Household Instructor and a sale at McFarland & Co's Drug Store. Guaranteed to do you good at no cost.
A brief note asserts a claim about a medicinal cure, mentioning JOD and emphasizing personal belief in the remedy as superior. The fragment hints at health topics without verifiable details or context.
At a negro dance in Enterprise Mississippi on December 25 liquor flowed freely and a fight broke out. Paul Dumas fired a double barreled shotgun wounding Lewis Bevery Ellen Ogburn Joe Dumas and two boys within range. All victims are seriously wounded.
N Rogers of Adams New York says he suffered dyspepsia for three years, eating only dry bread, then was cured by Dr Hale's Household Tea. He claims he can now eat anything. The medicine sells for 25 cents and 50 cents per package at McFarland & Co.'s drug store.
Amad Lambert, city salesman for Rosenthal & Co., committed suicide at the St. Nicholas hotel this morning by shooting himself. He was twenty two. His parents reside in New York. He was in debt and just discharged by his employers. He left a note informing the firm of his intended act.
Lewellyn's Circular Condemned in Kansas. State sheriffs meeting here denounced the governor's tramp circular saying it was sent to police boards to urge leniency. They claim it has encouraged tramps and led to increased robberies and hold ups.
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