All Children Inherit Predisposition To Bodily Ailments
A fragment notes that at birth children inherit a predisposition to bodily ills and ailments, with the stomach and intestines cited as the most prolific sources of ill health.
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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1906
Page
1
A fragment notes that at birth children inherit a predisposition to bodily ills and ailments, with the stomach and intestines cited as the most prolific sources of ill health.
An old advertisement claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures stomach and bowel issues by toning and stabilizing the system. It asserts quick benefits, gas relief, and guarantees refunds if not helpful, noting availability in dollar sizes from druggists.
A Dec 15 gathering in a motel framed a city beautification plan. Rev G W Arnold spoke on practical steps including street layout sidewalks alleys and sewerage to attract growth, with Johnson City cited as a model set in a valley near the Appalachian foothills.
The piece extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior for colds and pneumonia prevention, praised by Mia Dora Walker of Peterville California. It then shifts to Tennessee politics, arguing Governor Cox acted improperly as revenue agent, condemned by public opinion regardless of legal technicalities, questioning fitness for governor.
Amid fragmented prose on beautifying Johnson City, advocates urge matching church and school architecture with lush gardens, water features, and large rooms to foster health and inspiration. They push for a “city beautiful” standard, funded by inclusive, ambitious public works and education, contrasting with political bossism in Tennessee.
A historical notice extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as harmless for children, claiming it contains nothing harmful and is unsurpassed for colds and croup. The piece references sale by H. Miller and mentions a name, Peter Pettikin, with lingering editorial aside.
A mixed ad fragment notes malaria and jaundice cure claims for Electric Bitters and praises its effects. It includes testimonial style lines from a Texas resident and mentions a drugstore price. The text shifts to a travel sale for winter resorts and a Southern Railway ticket office call with a May 31 1906 final return limit.
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