Stomach Ailment Advice From A Health Column
A health column urges readers to care for the stomach and bowels to prevent distress. It implies poor habits cause digestive trouble and promotes specific care to restore balance and health.
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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
1
A health column urges readers to care for the stomach and bowels to prevent distress. It implies poor habits cause digestive trouble and promotes specific care to restore balance and health.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a stomach remedy. It claims enhanced value when combined with certain drugs and promises refunds if no benefit, inviting readers to mail for a promotional "Hook of Wonders" and samples.
A Tennessee tailors convention in Nashville features a humorous poem praising the state, followed by a heated political column criticizing Senator Carmack over his handling of the 1887 prohibition amendment. The Bristol dispute centers on the Williamson incident and alleged misrepresentation of Governor Taylor. The Bristol Courier notes Carmack’s alleged misstatements and defends Taylor’s actions while questioning Carmack’s candor.
In Nashville and surrounding country districts the Patterson faction gains momentum ahead of the March 16 election. Gen. Patterson plans multiple speeches while Cox supporters scramble to explain the surprising regional opposition and party discord across West Tennessee.
The Newnan Scimitar reports a strife over daylight seating, poker dogs, and potato salad lunch in a parched town. Hope rests on Dick to do the right thing in Havana, with moves to follow.
Knoxville hosts a rally for Gen John T Wilder as next commander of the department of Transvesco GALR officials backed his bid. The G A R encampment shifts to Chattanooga on April 11 with Corps commander in chief Corporal Tanner expected to attend, provoking debate on venue and veterans’ access to the Soldiers Home. In Chattanooga the move was chosen for ease of travel for the commander in chief.
The Southern and Western railroad company has sold its principal stock to the Seaboard Air Line and will deliver it at Rutherfordton. J. Bis Ray, attorney for the Southern, says this quiet deal disrupts Southern efforts to gain control of the short line from Johnson City to Marion. Work accelerates in Mitchell and Yancey counties as tensions rise over rights of way and routes to Marion, with surveys between Asheville and Burnsville ongoing.
Royal Baking Powder promotes its product with a bonus offer while a tangled Washington rumor mill swirls around a Tennessee pacification mission. The report includes references to Cortelyou Hale and Wright, with mentions of Harriman, Fish, Hill, Morgan, and Mounting press involvement.
Jobo KR Walsh president of the defunct Chicago National Bank was arrested Friday on a warrant charging violation of the banking laws and converting bank funds to his own use. He was released on $50,000 bond with preliminary trial set for March 10.
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