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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1904
Page
2
A customer testimonial from Bolivar Missouri describes severe rheumatism with stiff joints and digestion issues. After taking three bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla the writer reports complete symptom relief and urges others to try the cure.
Winter scenery blankets Johnson City as discussions rise over Hearat sentiments and staged political ambitions. Hanna delays candidacy, while merchants note cigarette paper law enforcement and Governor Frazier’s appointment of Frank Dibrell to fill the Comptroller term.
The Nashville scene centers on Brownlow as kingpin of the Republican machine with influence over conventions and federal patronage. Roosevelt’s push for early conventions and nondelegates aims to cut Hanna’s grip and shift power in Tennessee, while Brownlow’s future role remains pivotal amid party tensions.
Scott & Bowne promotes Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for chronic weakness and thinness. The ad claims it builds new flesh, enriches blood, and preserves strength during illness. Free doses offered, with address in New York. Also notes appointed mail carriers and announces Nat W. Taylor's death with funeral plans pending.
A glass of water taken half an hour before breakfast helps keep bowels regular. Harsh laxatives should be avoided. If a laxative is needed, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are mild and gentle in action and available from all ragl...
The Comet Johnson City report states Lula Lowe, a non-resident of Tennessee, must answer a chancery bill. Publication is ordered for four weeks in Johnson City’s paper, with a court appearance set for the first Monday in March 1904 at the county courthouse.
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