Tennessee political pageant rattles on with Carmack and Patterson
Amid debates over primaries and railroad fares in Tennessee politics, Carmack presses for lower passenger rates and a post in the governor's race, while Patterson backs rail concessions and new enforcement by Dr. Lucille P. Brown. Press coverage bounces between newspapers, denouncing rivals and affirming party unity as readers hear calls for a primary and reflections on state governance.
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Patterson
Lucille P. Brown
Nashville
Brown
Chattanooga Times
Times
Thia
Qao Ol
Mr. Carmack
Letter Promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
A health column urges careful eating to avoid digestion problems and recommends Dr Caldwell's Laxative Syrup Pepsin as a pure digestive tonic. It claims relief for stomach, liver, and bowel issues and promises permanent good health without bad after-effects. Sold everywhere in 500 ml and 1 bottle sizes with money back offer.
Unaka Bank Plans Extensive Improvements After Prosperous Year
Unaka National Bank stockholders met in Jonesboro with out-of-town directors J B Franklin M B Elves J D Cox and EH Bachman in attendance. The bank reported its profits rose to a record high with a regular semi annual dividend declared. Directors renewed all officers and prepared to install a new vault deposit boxes and expanded quarters on the lower floor making the bank one of East Tennessee’s best equipped institutions. The surplus exceeds all county banks. Johnson City boasts the bank’s strength and stability.
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Unake National Bank
J. B. Franklin
Talbots
Elves
J. D. Cox
EH. H. Bachman
Jonesboro
Williams
Elsen
A. B. Crouch
Gee
T. Watford
T. Li. Earnest
O. Williams
Ad. Cox
L. Earnest
J. A. Ponder
Tell
Wofford Bros
Unake
East Tennerses
Impr Vnta
Johneon City
Ende His Own Career at Jonesboro
W P Colley proprietor of the Washington Hotel shot himself this morning in Jonesboro, likely suicide. He was found in an outbuilding by a hotel servant, the pistol in his mouth, age about 48, survived by a wife and five children including Burne Colley of Youngstown. He had lived in Jonesboro about fifteen years, previously from Virginia.
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Colley
Jonesboro
W. P. Colley
Washington Hotel
Applie
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and State Democratic Note
Fragmentary 1908 Nashville material shows an advert for Hall's Catarrh Cure with claimed blood and mucous cleansing ingredients and a letter from A B Morrow, chairman, discussing the timing of a Democratic governor nomination meeting and a state primary petition process. The bemused clipping blends medical remedy promotion with party politics in a single local item.
Letter From Morrow Responds To Carmack Demand For Meeting
Chairman Henry B. Morrow of the State Democratic Committee replies to Senator Carmack regarding an early meeting to discuss the method for nominating Governor and state officers. The response outlines the committee’s position and the terms of their consideration.
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Morrow
Henry B. Morrow
Democratic
BE. W. Carmack
Senator Carmack
Charon Morrow
State Committee
Stomach Cure for Cold Suggested by Health Ad
An old advertisement claims colds stem from the stomach and urges using Dr Caldwell’s Asbestre Syrup Pepsin with a hot bath and good rest. It promotes digestion care to prevent colds and touts a laxative syrup Pepsin for constipation, sold in bottles at 60 cents and one dollar with a money back guarantee.
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Dr. Caldwell
Dick Relief
A Higher Health Level Promised by Dr King’s Pills
Jacob Springer of West Franklin Maine claims a higher health level after using Dr King’s New Life Pills. He says the pills keep his stomach liver and bowels working properly. A money back trial is offered at H O Miller’s drug store 20.
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Dr. King
Jacob Springer
West Franklin
Maine
H. O. Miller
Stove Line Boasts Broad Range Selection and Low Prices
A local business touts rapid growth in its stove line with ranges in three price tiers. The Great Majestic, Born, and Unaka models are highlighted, with prices from 27 to 55 dollars. The retailer pledges full stock, long-lasting quality, and invites customers to compare prices in person.
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Majestic
Nize
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Pardue's Grocery
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R. C. Warren
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