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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1896
Page
1
A narrator notes a widely traveled gentleman who visits citizens’ homes everywhere he goes. He claims Dr Harv’s Gee Risit is always found, making the temperate remedy seem highly reliable and repeatedly popular after first trial.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports on historical events: Ohio senatorial figure J Bo Poraker, various political shifts, international tensions with Spain and Venezuela, financial and military matters, and a mix of local incidents. It mentions Morgan, Cleveland, Cuba, and Tennessee among scattered entities, but specifics are unclear.
The ad touts Sarsaparilla as matching economy and strength, claiming it as the only product that truly delivers both, and references Price's Cream Baking Powder winning a world’s pair of top awards.
State Board of Tax Examiners seeks mandamus against the State Board of Tax Equalizers regarding railroad taxation. The case notes disagreement over assessments, an appeal to the supreme court, and political maneuvering in Senate finance debates including silver coinage. An advertisement for Royal Germet ter kidney remedy closes the piece.
Ex-Gov RB Taylor, repeatedly linked to the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, says in a morning interview he is not a candidate but would consider the offer if tendered. The remarks follow ongoing speculation about his political future.
J W Gass offers blink books tab lets envelopes writing paper pens ink pencils and rationery lime at low prices. He also has Japanese china and a selection of newspapers magazines and books including Bibles and gift books with magazine subscriptions available.
Republican executive committee of the First congressional district decides that nominees will be chosen by plurality in April primaries in each civil district. Leading candidates: W. P. Brown of Jonesboro, W. C. Anderson of Newport, and W. E. Milburn of Greeneville. Committee to reconvene April 23 to announce the nominee. A Knoxville dispatch notes a sensational mortgage suit in federal court over alleged immoral relations.
Mr. Gray of Brownevute Texy extols Owen's Pink Mixture for teething children. He recommends it strongly as a treatment during the summer complaint and notes it is sold by all dealers in 25 and 50 cent sizes.
Congressman McMillin arrives from Washington amid talk he will announce a Democratic bid for governor. James R. Rookevern notes no war sentiment against the U S as England withdraws from conflict. Dr Hale’s Household Ointment proclaims universal cures from catarrh to bunions with boxed prices.
In a concise note the vendor highlights that Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder received the best medal and diplomas while Setaparie supervises all preparation details under the proprietor’s watchful eye.
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