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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1896
Page
1
The Hampton businessman Norman Marston died three days after heDream predicted his death. Despite pleas from family he followed his belief, withdrawing to his room where he passed peacefully. Medical curiosities about heart rate and blood flow accompany the account.
Reports from Bradford district show a dramatic drop in cloth exports to the United States, with February to May declines totaling over 1.9 million dollars. Worsteds and cotton goods lead the losses while machinery exports rise. employment falls as mills cut time and idle workers flood the market.
A wide range of brief items: Pike Benevolent meeting in Cincinnati on July 7. heirs to a $1,000,000 English estate. Kentucky senators considering presidential plans in Chicago on July 1. murder in New Albany Georgia with husband arrest. Knoxville printer in Havana jailed and in danger. US Geological Survey tax and output data for 1895. General Shelby in Missouri welcomed at Lexington Mt. Sterling Frankfort. an old Bible found from Morgan's cavalry presented to Mrs. Ned Byrne. Senator Lindsay comments on silver policy. a coal mine collapse in Pittston with most workers perished. Spanish-Weyler dialogue about Cuban insurgents. Republican ratification meeting in Carnegie Hall and Tillman at Cooper Union. Hobart age and health notes.
Five intact tombs dating to the second and third centuries before Christ were found at Camarina in Eastern Sicily by Dr. Orsi, while at Noto Vecchio he uncovered three prehistoric cemeteries a Jewish catacomb and three small Christian catacombs. He plans further digs in the forum of Byzacuae.
An eminent English doctor warns against poisoning households with germs and highlights seasonal disease risk. He argues most people survive illness due to health and strength, while the weak succumb quickly. He urges keeping a healthy weight to resist illness and stay well.
The passage promotes cod liver oil as condensed nourishment and a building block against disease. It advises reasonable summer use for those under health standards and suggests trying a bottle if weight or strength is slipping.
A farmer in a western state展示 an enormous six inch egg packed in cotton, sparking a bet with a grocer who reveals a wire egg beater. The farmer wins the stake, dismissing rivals as useless against the “acrid facts.” The ad copy then touts Sutherland’s Angle dye salve as a cure for piles and other ailments, sold by McParland & Co.
A readers’ letter touts a cure for long standing dyspepsia and bilious pain, claiming Dyspepsia Pills from Dr Deane’s Dwists offer relief after twenty years of suffering. The ad urges sending a postal card to receive a sample and asserts broad success in curing incura ble dyspeptics.
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