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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1900
Page
1
Two years ago I suffered neuralgia and heart palpitations and could not do light work until I took Dr Miles Heart Cure. Three bottles removed all trace of my disorder and I now feel like a new woman. Mrs J Houston Exeter New Hampshire.
A detailed portrait of William J. Bryan focusing on his public persona, beliefs, and leadership style. The piece praises his dedication to common people, frames him against political rivals, and recounts his influence on the 1896 campaign and Kansas City platform while noting the loyalty he garners among supporters and his perceived integrity and faith.
The Comet announces a drawing to give a high class Pilot stove and cooking utensils to a lucky woman. Bridgeford & Co. of Louisville supply the stove, sold in Johnson County by J S Golliher & Co. The display is at Market Street store and voting closes October 2, 1900.
The Comet announces a weekly ballot allowing every subscriber to earn 50 votes per dollar paid for subscription job work or advertising. Voters may distribute votes as they wish and results will be announced weekly. The top vote recipient wins a stove not limited to any county home and is presented as a beauty and joy forever.
Seed of white celery sown in a Tennessee plant house and transplanted to cold frames and garden land. By mid May the plants stood about a foot ten inches, then were heeled up and blanched within three weeks. With rich soil and careful earthing up, early Del ay offers reasonably sure success. similar sowings in February are equally good.
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