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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1904
Page
4
Clashing items record factory accident in Clarksville and a woman in Shelbyville changing skin color. Also reports on a near fatal self inflicted wound by B H Richard, a court member. Sullivan County official McCoy jailed for fake burials. river harbor debate. Ohio and Allegheny river improvements. Moundville cyclone kills 38. Bishop Dudley death. Kentucky capitol bill. and a humorous child anecdotes page from Little Chronicle.
Mrs Osborn highlights the 1830 skirt arriving in fashion with softer lines and taller silhouette. The new trotters replace stiff lower hems for comfort while walking. A refined sleeve and draped bodice offer freedom of movement and graceful appearance.
A雑 long ad dense with claims touts Radium and Radios remedies sold by a well known Philadelphia firm. It hypes a universal healing product, testimonials, and a pledge of cures, while contrasting with medical and commercial rivals.
Robert M. Blankenship, general manager and superintendent of Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works in Richmond, Va., was drowned in the forebay of the horseshoe department as the waterwheel operated machinery. The body was found badly battered by the revolving water wheel.
A fragment notes Eugene Field’s chronic indigestion affecting work and ambition. It mentions a rest remedy and a product advertisement by B C He Wery & Co of Chicago. The text blends literary reflection with an endorsed digestant claim.
An advertisement promotes Herbine for digestion claiming it tonifies the stomach and organs, with a price of 60 cents a bottle. A Washington dispatch reports on a shift in Republican views toward Theodore Roosevelt as a strong candidate. Additional briefs cite Ballard's Snow Liniment and Chamberlain's remedies, with caveats about cholera and a note on the American Federation of Labor employing fifty organizers at a monthly cost of 10,000 dollars.
The sale by C. W. Tebault of 42 000 acres along the Virginia state line removes the final obstacle to Seaboard Air Line's railroad extension from Ashland Kentucky to Elk Horn Virginia. The article mentions related advertisements and other notices interwoven with the public sale record.
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