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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1899
Page
1
Fragmentary line reads as a poetic statement about blood being rich and pure, described as giving power to feed the nerves. It lacks clear context, dates, places, or identifiable individuals to anchor a broader news item.
A correspondent recounts viewing Jesse James Jr at a zoo and his appearance amid a crowd at the Kansas City Convention Hall opening. The piece notes detectives’ claims, public intrigue about his guilt or innocence, and potential stage career after trial. It also describes the bustling crowd, ticket drawings, prizes, and chaotic scene in the hall.
A jumbled mix of old advertisements and stray notes describes Chamberlain's Gough remedy with dubious guarantee terms, druggists selling at 26 or 50 cents, and various household remedies. It also includes commentary on Cuba under military governance, a hotel infestation report, and scattered testimonials about rat control products and treats, all in a quavering period voice.
A reminiscence piece recounts childhood in the prewar South with songs, family rooms, hunts, and visits. It recalls Uncle Joe and Washy hair, neighbor gatherings, music making, and Civil War era memories, ending with a Manila dispatch note on Filipino leaders offering their lives and a McKinley policy remark.
For sick headache indigestion malaria torpid liver constipation and all bilious diseases Tutt's Liver Pills.
Dr H W Brown of Orrick discusses medical care at Piedmont Hotel while Maj Gen Miles faces harsh charges during War Investigating Commission hearing. Brown accuses Miles of lying over beef shipment pretense and calls for removal from the army, with Inspector General Breckinridge commenting on needed gentleness from the War Department officials.
Washington conquered. Government machinery at a standstill as La Grippe grips the capital. One third of federal employees sick or suffering with violent headaches fever chills and nasal and eye irritation. Dr Miles Nervine touted as fastest recovery for grip and pneumonia prevention.
Mrs Michael Curtain of Plainfield Tl says she caught cold that settled in her lungs. After a month of treatment by a family physician she worsened. The doctor called it hopeless consumption. A druggist suggested Dr King s New Discovery. After six bottles she improved, regained strength, and now does her housework. Available at O H Lyle’s, large bottles though price unclear.
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