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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
1
Governor Patterson spoke at the dedication of a monument erected by the Daughters of the American Revolution to honor the 1776 patriots. He praised the dedication, recalled George Washington’s birthday, and urged enduring courage and duty to preserve liberties amid a developed, complex civilization.
A Tuskegee era tribute extols women as silent strength behind revolutionary patriots and war leaders. It honors Washington’s army and the unborn memory of heroic deeds, urging future generations to recall the nation’s founding struggles and the sustaining role of women in perilous times.
Cy H Lyle of the Johnson City Comet lauds Gov. Patterson at a Nashville banquet hosted by Davidson County officials. He praises Patterson’s courage and leadership, notes East Tennessee loyalty, and predicts strong support for Patterson’s reelection as Democrats rally around the governor.
Announcement from the Bluefield Telegraph notes the Clinchport Fuel Company has been chartered with Spartanburg South Carolina offices to sell Clinchfield Coal Corporation output through a sales agency. Walter T. Ray named expert, two million tons yearly goal initially, rising to five million tons in five years. General manager to be L. S. Evans.
Col Cy Lyle was among speakers at a Nashville banquet for Gov Patterson. He praised Tennessee Democrats for harmony when united yet warned they become unreasonable and split when in conflict.
A fragment from a political column extols East Tennessee Democrats for loyalty to democracy and the state’s cause. It quotes M H Miller on a laxative and references Gov Patterson and Col Lyle, with praise for spirited speech and steadfast stance in the senate race context.
The city council voted to purchase the Watauga Water Company for 140000 and take charge on June 1, 1910. The move ends the bitter dispute over the old plant and the city plans to advertise for bids to construct a new water system at an early date.
A midwestern newspaper item blends a flirtatious dialogue about sacrifice with multiple 19th century medical advertisements. J A Stone of Kemp Texas recalls Civil War danger and recovery via Dr King s New Discovery. Other notices promote Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets Caldwell s Syrup Pepsin and Electric Bitters praising health benefits and trusted remedies. Health claims accompany a public water plant purchase dispute with Alderman Cox opposing testing time.
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