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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1892
Page
3
At Hosnerean Pennsylvania on July 12 strikers voted to greet the militia once ordered out Sunday. A committee will dock any striker who hoots the militia or disrespects state officials. Burgess asked nonessential citizens to leave town to prevent trouble. Leaders spoke and three brass bands offered to join the welcome ceremonies.
The St. Louis Globe Democrat argues John W. Foster is an unfit choice for Secretary of State. It decries his lack of depth, notes his clerical diplomacy, and says the appointment discredits the administration, overcounts Indiana, and undermines public confidence.
An old advertisement touts Drummond’s preparation as a permanent cure for all rheumatism after years of study. It promises relief from the first dose in a large bottle priced at five dollars. It urges readers to write direct for express prepaid delivery from the Drummond Medicine Co. in New York.
A column notes Mrs Million in poor health with wasting flesh and faint voice while her horses run as she contemplates comfort beyond wealth. It advertises Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy as a potential aid and mentions a $500 reward for an uncured catarrh case. Further items discuss B&F road construction progress and a clinic address from Utica, NY offering a female tonic.
Voter registration closes for the ninth civil district with 501 names in First ward south of the E T V and G railroad and 544 in Second ward north of the line. The item also promotes Dr Hale's Vegetable Cough Care and Hart's Blood and Liver Pills as remedies, and notes supply updates from McFarland & Co and Leaver & Summers.
An advertisement touts Halle Catarrh Cure claiming deafness from catarrh can be cured. It lists J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and includes various Ripans Tabules products as cures and requests agents. It also mentions Miss Altice Williams visiting Milligan and Miss Cora Patton.
A fractured ad style fragment touts a medicinal regimen called Bitters to combat malaria and fever. It mentions Hostotter's Banned Hitters and a doctor declaring a patient’s card remark, with scattered lines about strengthening the blood and nervous system.
Sworn statement from John J Edwards of Adami New York credits Hale's Household Ointment with saving his bedridden 74 year old mother from fatal pneumonia. Applying the chest treatment allegedly eased the crisis within twelve hours and restored her health. Notary public W M H Taylor records the testimony. Sold at McFarland's drug store.
An advertisement targets women overworked by life and health strain. It touts Drummond’s Lightning Remedy and related pills as cures for many female ailments, claiming guaranteed results or money back. It promises a single bottle cures ordinary cases of rheumatism and cites a New York address for the doctor’s company.
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