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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1904
Page
2
A testimonial from Walter Burns Milwaukee Wisconsin proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla cured his long standing catarrh after years of symptoms. The ad notes the product as a blood purifier that removes the cause and restores tone. It also mentions other items and political notices in a single, dense periodical fragment.
The revival of Grover Cleveland’s presidential prospects has provoked strong reactions from Groverphobists and brick-throwing supporters. Democratic leaders in Washington voice dissent on third-term ideas, but their views are personal and not binding on the party. Independence of thought is praised, while some members ride the Bryne wave of popular sentiment and fail to gauge home opinion.
The United States government builds and maintains homes for disabled volunteer soldiers. Brownlow led a push in Congress for a Mountain Branch Soldiers Home in Johnson City Tennessee with $1 8 million authorized. Land cost 27 000, plans by J H Freelander, 1000 workers over 18 months, total cost 5 million, 9500 inmate capacity, Carnegie donation 25000 for a library, construction underway with extensive facilities.
A jumble of local notices and advertisements. The text touts Scott's Emulsion for chronic sickness and lists regional scenery near Johnson City, with climate and soil praise. It also covers local happenings, business inquiries, and residents moving, visiting, or ill.
The Chancery Court at Johnson City issues a four week publication notice for non-resident defendant Lula Lowe in Wiley Lowe v Lula Lowe. The bill alleges Lula Lowe is non-resident and requires her to appear on the first Monday in March 1904 to defend or admit the bill. publication to be in The Comet. Also included is a drug advertisement for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
W TiaBeaume GP and T A Cotton Belt Route in St Louis Missouri appear in terse notes listing involvement with railway interests and a local rail connection, naming figures tied to the Missouri line and corporate affiliates.
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