Dr Hart's Great Relief Advertises Pain Remedy
A historical advertisement touts Dr Hart's Great Relief as a universal pain remedy. It claims wide familiarity and urges readers with any pain to try the product.
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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1896
Page
1
A historical advertisement touts Dr Hart's Great Relief as a universal pain remedy. It claims wide familiarity and urges readers with any pain to try the product.
Humboldt Nebraska druggist J H Watts describes four years of severe heart disease diagnosed as rheumatism of the heart. He reports relentless breathlessness, palpitations, trouble sleeping, and fatigue before using Dr Miles New Heart Cure. After treatment he claims full recovery and three years of continuous health, urging others to try the remedy.
An old Knoxville Gazette issue from January 30, 1702 was discovered in Weavers in Sullivan county. It contains a Washington veto message on a 30 000 per representative plan and a Blount proclamation laying out new counties Greene and Hawking on lands ceded by the Cherokees. Frederick Weaver preserved the paper. his grandson explored the lot now used for church.
A condensed critique arguing the U.S. Constitution drew little from English sources beyond representative government and language. It asserts English reforms post revolution reinforced American independence and highlights debates over England’s constitutional value. The piece cites historians and references to Glove-Democrat and polling on political reforms.
The report lists global and domestic tensions from the Transvaal disarmament issue to U S political moves. It notes Virginia proposing a whipping post revival while France bans arms exports to Cuba, and mentions Tillman and Sherman sparring on finances. It covers elections, law rulings, Hawaiian statehood talk, naval buildup, and a Louisiana execution, with broader notes on Cuba, England, and stock market chatter.
An advertisement notes Mr Gray endorsing Owen's Pink Mixture for teething children, claiming strong effectiveness during summer complaints. It lists Jos T Gray as seller and prices at 25 and 60 cents, alongside a mention of Price's Cream Baking Powder winning a World’s Fair award.
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