Have You a Strong Knife A Pocket Axe or Water
A terse prompt asks whether a reader owns essential tools. The line lists a strong knife a pocket axe or water and hints at preparedness or survival themes from the era.
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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
4
A terse prompt asks whether a reader owns essential tools. The line lists a strong knife a pocket axe or water and hints at preparedness or survival themes from the era.
Partick Sick Lady reports Mrs Mary Freeman of Paint Sick Kentucky says Cardal relieved severe womanly trouble after prior weakness. She asserts Cardal is not a new experiment and contains gentle ingredients found to ease headaches backaches and similar female troubles.
Surveyors for the crest of the Blue Ridge highway arrived in Asheville to prepare camping on Craggy mountain. The route will run from Hull's Gap near Mt Mitchell to Buck Creek Gap, outlining the proposed highway path.
An advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica salve as the quickest, surest healer for knife and gun wounds, burns, boils, and skin eruptions. It claims prevention of blood poisoning or gangrene, and references use on chapped hands and other ailments.
Atlanta June 9 Ten thousand dollars is the value placed on a hog by a jury in the superior court in the case of J D Debow of Nashville Tenn against the Vicksburg Shreveport Pacific railroad The hog named Premier Longfellow s rival was killed in a railroad accident Debow had valued the animal at 20000 The animal was nine feet long three feet high and weighed more than 1000 pounds
An Atlanta based advertisement promotes Botanic Blood Balm B B B as a universal cure for blood poison, eczema, scrofula, pimples, ulcers and rheumatism. It claims to purify and enrich the blood, offering $1 bottles and free samples by mail and lists Ward & Friberg and Miller's drug store as local sellers.
Eight month old Robert Karl Bodenheimer son of Mr and Mrs L F Bodenheimer died at Memorial hospital Saturday at 10 40 am. Rev L B Stivers led a short service at the hospital Sunday at 3 pm and funeral was held at Oak Hill cemetery Sunday at 8 pm. Many friends extend sympathy in their bereavement. Clinton Ky Mrs M J McElroy writes from Clinton praising Cardul for female troubles and pain relief after a week of use.
Washington reports the Department of Justice broadened its inquiry into a possible monopoly on Pennsylvania coal used for coke. The investigation, led by a grand jury in Pittsburgh, follows complaints from Pittsburgh operators whether coal lands held by local companies and a major steel concern were being transferred to a United States Steel subsidiary to restrict supply.
A historical advertisement claims Electric Bitters improve health, nerves, and complexion for women, addressing constipation and kidney poisons with benefits to digestion and skin. It urges readers to try the product, offered at 50 cents at H.C. Miller's.
An 18th century incident recounts Elizabeth St Leger later Lady Doneraile becoming the first woman admitted to a Freemason lodge in 1735 under Lodge 44 in Ireland. She spied the meeting through a wall after moving bricks in a house under repair, was discovered attempting to escape, and faced immediate family involvement.
The article recounts Mrs Aldworth, buried in Cork in 1774, a noted woman who joined Freemasonry by the Masonic ordeal amid a dramatic scene. It notes Col. Richard William Aldworth, died 1800, descended from the Aldworth line. An unrelated New York Sun blurb promotes Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as essential family medicine for summer, available from dealers.
The firm of Gayon and Andrews dissolves by consent with Galyon retiring. Andrews assumes all property, accounts, choses in action, and liabilities. F. Andrews signs with B. M. Galyon.
The chancery court in Johnson City Tennessee orders a land sale by decree to raise taxes and settle claims. On a spring day the property, described by lot and block in multiple additions, is offered to the highest bidder at the courthouse door with six month credit from sale and purchaser’s bond.
Proposals for paving and improvements in Johnson City Tennessee will be received for constructing roads sewers storm water drainage concrete curb and water main. Plans and specifications on file at city engineer offices. Bids due July 20 1911 at 7 30 pm with bond or certified check 10 percent. City commission to open bids. E E Elesworth recorder.
Clyde Kentucky resident J A Decker writes praising Cardal as a woman’s remedy. She says five years of illness left her bedridden and unable to work, but after taking Cardal she recovered strength and can do her own work. She questions why readers suffer pain and urges trying Cardal.
Advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills promising rapid relief from constipation and indigestion. Claims improved appetite and energy by regulating stomach liver and bowels. Promoted exclusively at H C Millers.
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