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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
1
Reverence for Old Glory Urged by Colonel Sample
Col James Sample of the Soldiers Home urges strict respect for the American flag. He cites veterans from Johnson City and Mass. home leaders noting flag desecration and calls for patriotic display, proper flag etiquette, and unity on Independence Day and Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sample
Soldiers Home
America
Johnson City
Sears
Mbs
Mother Earth
Mountain Branch
Gingo
Sam
Germany
Order of Working Men of
Tennessee
Science Hall
Stars and Stripes
Payson Bradley
The
Massachusetts Grand
National Military Home
Tenn
Comet
Science High School
Martha Wilder
Lansing
Asx
Inf Army
Boston Record
Journal
Tribune
Liverpool
England
Fulton Ferry
New York
Sunger
Doctor's New Discovery Cough Remedy Ad
A historical ad promotes Dr King s New Discovery for coughs colds and ailments. It urges readers to consult a druggist and begin treatment immediately offering relief and cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Lightning Burns Wheat Barn on Worley Farm Near Bristol
A lightning strike destroyed a grain barn owned by Hon. J. Parks Worley below Bristol on Monday afternoon. The barn held over 160 bushels of fine wheat and other products, valued at about $550 total. The storm's power caused an impressive electrical display, but insurance status could not be learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Parks Worley
Bristol
Johnson City Woman Praises Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs Annie E B Dingle of 600 W Mula St Johnson City recounts relief from back pain dizziness nervous spells and kidney sediment after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Whitehouse Drug Co. She endorses them with a December 1910 to March 30 1915 testimony and notes lasting benefit at 50 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Annie EB. Dingle
W. Mula” St
Dean
Whitehouse Drug Co
Tanlac praised by Nashville resident for relief
A Nashville farmer, 72, reports bold relief from rheumatic pain, kidney trouble, and indigestion after taking Tanlac. He says he can walk easily, sleeps well, and enjoys meals again, crediting Tanlac with restoring appetite and strength. Johnson City stores sell Tanlac via Gregory Drug Co and local agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
TL. G
Farmer
Nashville
Main Street
Mr. Palmer
South
Tam
Mr. Farmer
Johnson City
Gregory Drug Co
Great Record by Southern Railway in Passenger Safety
Atlanta July 16 official figures show Southern Railway carried over 16.5 million passengers in the year ending June 40 with only one passenger fatality on a train platform and none in train accidents. In contrast, 12 motorists died at highway crossings, all preventable by stopping and looking, according to President Fairfax Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabanda
Tennessee
Kentucky
Southern Railway
Tnot
Farefax Harrison
Supposed murder victim returns to astonished family
Milwaukee report says Frank Klug, once deemed murdered and linked to Nick Georgians who was sentenced, returned alive. Relatives identified him as the victim. The case had tied Georgians to a murder after August 22, with officials noting the murder happened regardless of Klug’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank Klug
Nick Georgians
Klug
Here
Beauxmont Construction Wins Local Lodge Building Contract
The local lodge of BPOE awards a 25000 dollar contract to Beaumont Construction of Knoxville for a three story Kingsport brick home on Spring Street. The building will include a lodge area on the third floor a large reception room on the second floor and store rooms and offices on the ground floor. Construction starts this week with razing of old stores and rapid completion planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Bike
Beaumont Construction Company
Knoxville
Spring Street
Lyons Taylor
Charles Brown
Kingsport
The Sweet Song Bird of Tennessee and Lillian Rhea
A lyrical piece by H. B. Fish praising Lillian Rhea The sweet song bird of Tennessee. It contrasts expressive singers and noisy theatrics and ends with a hopeful note about joining loved ones in the unseen land beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea Uncle Piah
Mise
Lillian Rhea
Tennessee
New York
Wal
Fish
Sloan's Liniment Offers Quick Quiet Relief
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for face nerve pains and head, shoulder, chest, and back discomfort. It promises rapid relief with a few drops and no rubbing, urging readers to buy 3 ounces for 25 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Death of Keith ReMine after green apple fever
Master Keith ReMine, aged year old son of Mr and Mrs Henry C ReMine of Limestone Tennessee, died at seven Sunday evening after a week's fever believed caused by eating green apples. The funeral at the Methodist Episcopal church drew many relatives and friends and was led by Rev Dr Watson who praised the child's amiability and value to humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limestone
Tenn
Keith’ ReMine
Henry C. ReMine
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr. Watson
Unaka Springs House Party Chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Boyd
A ten day house party at Unaka Springs is being attended by Misses Maradin Prease Myrtle Lyle Florence Summers Ruth Faw Mary Nell Douser Mildred Exum Bernice Green Gertrude Williams and Messrs Bob Miller Eugene Parsons Fred Lockett Max Luck Kyle Worley Kim Martin Jack Lyle and Bob Dosser, chaperoned by Mr and Mrs John Boyd. The resort management is praised for attracting such select crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maradin Prease
Myrtle Lyle Florence Summers
Ruth Faw
Mary Nell Douser
Mildred Exum
Bernice Green
Gertrude Williams
Messrs
Bob Miller
Eugene Parsons
Fred Lockett
Max Luck
Kyle Worley
Kim Martin
Jack Lyle
Bob Dosser
Unaka Springs
John Boyd
General Registration Notice for Washington County Districts
Washington county commissioners of registration announce general registration for Ninth and Fifteenth Civil Districts opening August 9 1915 the second Monday for ten days daily 9 am to 2 pm registrars named for first and second voting precincts P H Wofford W M Hyder and others appointed for the districts to register qualified voters during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Tennessee
G. W. Swingle
W. H. Patton
H. C. Beasley
A. L. Hill
P. H. Wofford
W. M. Hyder
Captain Milburn to speak at Northern Methodist Church
Captain H. B. F. Milburn, state delegate to the National Anti-Saloon Convention in Atlantic City, will report thereon in an address at the Northern Methodist Church Friday evening July 23 at 7 20. The Johnson City Equal Suffrage League sponsors the program with special music and welcome for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fh. B. F. Milburn
Atlantic City
Northern Methodist Church
Johnson City
Equal Suffrage
Prison convict attacks Leo Frank at Milledgeville
Leo M. Frank lay seriously wounded after a knife assault by fellow convict William Creen at the Georgia prison farm in Milledgeville. Doctors reported critical condition but hopeful recovery as Creen cites a higher call. investigators plan a prison visit to probe possible wider involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Leo M. Frank
William Creen
Georgia
G. D. Compton
Frank
Creen
Prise
Mary Phagan
Guv. Slaton
Cree
Warden Smith
W. J. McNaughton
Dr. McNaughton
Staton
Rosenberg
Atlanta
Penitentiary Committee
Georgia House of Representatives
Campbell
Newton
Tower House
State Prison Commission
R. E B. Davison
Crean Wos
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Col. Sampley
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Q. L
Boston
National Home
United States
Anaka National Bank
Peels Wears
Tounger
Wei
ELKS
Heaumont Construction Company
N. B. ReMine
W. C. ReMine
Laura Willams
Greeneville
George B. Dunham
Poitland
Oregon
Little Boy
Eon Shaun
Marion Laughters
Boyd
Milburn
Northern M
Dr. Pabrney
Leo
Lee Frank
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