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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1904
Page
1
County correspondence describes crop work, fruit shortages, and new mail delivery plus a post office money order office. It notes political tensions with Republicans eyeing tight races, mentions visitors from Kansas City, and highlights local health, weather, and social scenes with humorous asides and editorials.
A periodical update from the Soldiers' Home describes routine details of Adjutant’s officers, convalescent status, leaves, and duties. It notes social life in the park, a humorous bean patch contest, postmaster Sandy’s menagerie, and ongoing city politics. Reports cover a July 17 death, church duties, visits, and local anecdotes.
The Sun Washington special notes President Roosevelt will make no speeches during the campaign. Advertisements tout a remedy for summer illnesses, claiming it prevents dangers and can save lives. Local transit changes announce streetcar stops at specified Main Street points for passenger safety and schedule clarity.
A vintage ad touts DeWitt Salve as a remedy for piles with testimonials. It mentions SandeWitt’s Witch Hazel Ralve and claims long-standing sufferers were cured after trying the product sold by H. C. Miller and others.
The judge ends promiscuous photographing near his home drawing a line. The report on Senator Daniel of Virginia being ill in St. Louis is denied with Daniel at his Lynchburg home and in good health. The Panama Government grants United Fruit Co. a concession to establish a wiretelegraph system linking Bocas del Toro, Colon, and Panama. The British government prepares a bill to nationalize wireless telegraphy under the post office department.
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