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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1912

Page

1

Tennessee Progressives Call for New Party Delegates

A Tennessee conference on July 13 1912 calls for organizing a national progressive party. It urges electing delegates to the Chicago August 5 1912 convention to nominate a President and Vice President on a reform platform opposed to Taft and aligned with Roosevelt supporters, criticizing old party bosses and urging a state convention in Nashville to select delegates and establish a progressive state committee.

Tennessee Chicago Taft Roosevelt Voice of the People New York Nanal Provisional Progressive Committee National Provisional Progressive Committee Congress Yana House of Representatives Nashville Tenn Preston WM. M. Barker Republican State Committee Hooper Benator Sanders Mr. Bensley Taylor Gov

Tells on the Kidneys Warns of Overwork Effects

An advertisement warns that overwork strains weakened kidneys, causing backache and waste buildup. It promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure and cites a customer testimonial from T. O. Allen of Johnson City, Tennessee, praising the relief from backache and symptoms. Sold by dealers at 5 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole US agent.

Dean Rios T. O. Allen Claivorny NJ Johnson City Temn Don Beng Doan Willehowe Prog Co Foster-Milburn Co Tindalo New York United States Dovn's

Soldier Edward Smith Remains Unconscious

Edward Smith of the Bristol company Tennessee state militia has been unconscious for over a week at St Luke's hospital after being struck on a train returning from camp in Alabama. Doctors report skull fracture with potential brain pressure. an operation may occur if he does not rally within a day or two.

Tennessee Bosser Bristol, Teon Edward Smith Bristol Company Tennessee State Militia St. Luke's Hospital Anpiston Ala Maloney Smith

Insect bite costs leg. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve urged

A Boston man lost his leg from an insect bite two years earlier. The ad recommends Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to kill poison and prevent inflammation swelling and pain. It claims healing for burns boils ulcers piles eczema cuts and bruises and directs to HC Miller’s.

Boston Bucklen Burma HC. Miller's

Homecoming Reunion At Jonesboro

Jonesboro plans its first Homecoming Week from August 12 to 17 drawing pilgrims from across the country. Mothers from historic families pose at Old Mill Spring to greet visitors, with tours of Watauga river sites, the Davy Crockett birthplace, Sycamore Shoals, and the Andrew Johnson home among century old relics. The event honors Revolutionary era ties and state history, with hotels and private homes ready to house guests.

Jonesboro Tennessee Upper East Tennessee South Washington College United States Congress Franklin Jackson Shellby Sevier Campbell King's Mountain Mil Spring Atock Murphy Dosser Wilds Kirkpatrick Maloney Washington County Missouri Illinois Texas Indiana California Oregon Colarado I Iipareda Amypre Davy Crockett Limestone Town Republic Sittes I J. Baxter John J. Cox W. J. Shipley C. Beauchamp R. M. May A. Lankford Alfred A. Taylor

DeCalwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted For Digestive Relief

An 1900s advertisement urges prevention of constipation and indigestion to extend life with DeCalwell's Syrup Pepsin. It claims a guaranteed cure and invites readers to request a free sample by mailing to Pepsin Syrup Co. at Caldwell Building, Monticello, Alabama, priced at 50 cents to $1 per bottle.

Pepsin Syrup Co Caldwell Bldg Monticello Sec Caldwell Htig

Editor Featherly's Washington trip noted in Harriman Record

Harriman Record editor Featherly visited Washington on Sunday night en route to Harriman and spent days in the capital. Accompanied by Jesse S. Cottrell, he toured Annapolis where Cy Lyle Jr of Johnson City stood out by climbing the Hartford training ship mast during a spar trial aboard the naval academy ship.

Featherly Harriman Record Washington Harriman Capital Annapolis Jesse 5 Cottrell Senator Sanders Naval Academy Cy Lyle, Jr Johnson City Messrs Meatherly Academy Lyle Hartford

Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Eczema

Advertises Zemo from E W Rose Medicine Co of St Louis as a guaranteed cure for eczema. Claims immediate sinking in, no residue, leaves skin smooth and clean. Sold nationwide including Joln hes City at City Drug Store.

Zemo E. W. Rove Medine Co St. Louis America City Drug Store

Wilson's Advisers Attract Southern Born Campaign Figures

The article notes two prominent Wilson supporters with Southern roots. McComba, a New York lawyer and Arkansas native trained at Bell Buckle School in Tennessee, joins the campaign team. McAdoo, also a New York lawyer, serves in management and leads Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Co, known for tunneling beneath the Hudson River.

Gov. Wilson McComba New York Princeton Webb Brothers William Givbs McAdoo Hudson & Manhattan Rettrend Co Hudson River New York City New Jersey Shore Marietta University of Tennessee

Progressive Southern influence shapes Wilson campaign strategy

The Nashville Banner notes McCombs and McAdoo as practical, educated leaders aligned with Woodrow Wilson. It highlights Southern and national advisors like Josephus Daniels, Burleson, Gore, Palmer, O Gorman, Obedish Gardner, and Willard Salsbury as evidence of a broad, inclusive progressive Democratic coalition. It also promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a trusted household laxative with a free sample offer.

Chattanooga McCombs McAdoo Woodrow Wilson Probbty North Gay Wilson North Carolina Josephus Daniels Burleson Texas Gore Oklahoma A. Mitchell Palmer Pennsylvania Congress O'Gorman New York Obedish Gardner Maine Willard Salsbury Delaware Goy Noman New Jersey Nashville Barmer

Tullicks Springs Modern Hostelery Improvement Plans

George O'Brien, Stokes Buchanan and Guy L. Smith plan extensive improvements at Tullicks mineral springs two miles east of Johnson City. A pavilion covers the spring, a hotel is planned next year, and an electric car line will connect springs with Johnson City. Also includes an ad for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.

George O'Brien Stokes Buchanan Guy L. Smith Tullicks Mineral Springs Johnson City Round Top Knob Sinking Creek

Scholarships Planned for Southern Railway Agriculture Students

President Finley of the Southern railway company announced that scholarships for agriculture will be awarded at the state agricultural colleges along the railway lines south of the Potomac and Ohio rivers and east of the Mississippi. Colleges will select candidates from within their states who meet entrance requirements and lack financial means, with final authority resting with college presidents to determine selection and potential withdrawal for misconduct. Continued on page two.

Washington Finley Southern Railway Company Southern Railway State Agricultural College Potomac Ohio Mississippi State

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