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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
2
Physicians say blood circulates through the heart every two minutes and that irregular blood flow harms health. The ad asserts Scott's Emulsion improves blood quality, suggesting it prevents illness by boosting blood.
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as rapidly absorbed, partly digested before reaching the stomach, reducing stomach work while delivering direct benefits. It claims quicker improvements with minimal effort and notes a change for the better can occur sooner than expected.
Local papers in Hardeman County endorse Ben Daniels for marshall citing a mule theft claim from Arizona. They mock opponents like Patterson Cox Bond and warn reform is needed. The Hardeman Free Press and related papers express partisan support and disappointment in election outcomes.
At a date set to dampen talks with the Democratic candidate the scene shows a slim turnout for Bob Taylor. About 10 000 people attended in Trenton while the rest stayed away as fans lined a three band parade. The candidate arrived an hour late on a special train after being diverted from the regular service.
A compilation of pointed, humorous exchanges among Tennessee editors including the Commercial Appeal and Hardeman Free Press. Jabbing at sobriety, weddings, mule misfortunes, and political candidacy, the items mix caricature and local gossip with sharp regional satire.
Washington dispatch reports Rep Brownlow offering concessions to End Brownlow-Eoats national dispute with Postmaster General Cortelyou. The plan includes nominating Evans, with Cortelyou awaiting both sides to concede or face continued conflict. Brownlow asserts one quarter of Tennessee Republicans are in his district and seeks a say in the governor race.
A Johnson City letter rebuts Paul Revine accounts and disputes claims of Evans and Brownlow control at the Jonesboro Republican convention. The piece accuses Brownlow allies of interference using federal officials and nonresident voters while praising Evans leadership and calling for decency and fair representation in the district.
Washington report notes Cortelyou’s peace mission creates rumors of talks with Hale regarding Wright and Brownlow. Brownlow says Hale introduced Wright and denies being sidelined. Administration stance remains noninterference though the factional scene in Tennessee stays mixed.
Trustee W H Leach advertises sale of a trust deed property belonging to George W Carder. The sale takes place Thursday March 22, 1008 between 2 and 4 pm in the Recorder's office Johnson City Tennessee. Property lies in Washington County ninth civil district bounded by Ivy street and Jones line with specified corner and alley lines. Purchase money balance and insurance of house as required.
The 65 page illustrated book The Cow Pea reports cows pea crops draw nitrogen from air when supplied with Parasu and phosphoric acid. It notes remarkable results and cites New York Broad Street as a location in its discussion.
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