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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1912

Page

1

East Tennessee Teachers Meet Honors Dr Schurman

The seventh annual East Tennessee Teachers Association closed with 600 teachers present from multiple counties. Knox led attendance with 145. officers were elected including J L Brooks president and Hodge Mathes secretary. Dr Bovard and Dr Schurman of Cornell spoke, praising thorough education and practical teaching. Resolutions were adopted as the session adjourned.

East Tennessee Teachers’ Association Knox County Banner County Washington County Greene County Knox J. L. Brooks Johnson City Hodge Mathes Jellico C. H. Richardson Rogersville Marion Anderson Jonesboro Department of Administration W. E. Miller Knoxville W. A. Richardson W. EE. Miller W. L. Wallace Morristown Department of Higher Education

Texas Wonder Cure for Kidney and Bladder Ailments

Advertises The Texas Wonder a patent remedy claiming to cure kidney and bladder problems in men, women, and children. Promises relief from diabetes, rheumatism, and back weakness with a two months’ treatment per bottle. Requests order by mail if not in local drugstores.

Texas Wonder Texas W. Fall Oliver

Indiana boy author of Houn' Dawg song

Zeb Harris of Muncie Indiana recounts how he wrote the poem that popularized the Houn’ Dawg, detailing schoolboy years, town teasing, and his dog’s loyalty, as he explains the origins and reception of the verse and tune in Royerton and at his school.

Indiana Houn Muncie Ind Zeb Harris Leverson Royerton Letther Bert Needham

As rich a man as ever you saw to law

A string of clipped quips contrasts strong men with misfortune after legal bills doctor visits tariffs or political campaigns. Each line parodyly notes a once robust figure faltering, ending with a punch about not eating. The samples include Birmingham Age Herald Milwaukee Sentinel Springfield Union Houston Post St Louis Post Dispatch Chattanooga Times and a campaign verse.

Hirmingham Milwaukee Sentinel Springfield St. Louis Post-Dispatch

President Harrington Endorses Pepsin Syrup Impulse

F M Harrington of Harrington Manufacturing Co Peoria Illinois credits Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with relieving long standing indigestion and constipation. He guarantees results and offers a free sample bottle by mail. Sold by dealers at 50 cents and $1 per bottle.

F.M. Harrington Harrington Manufacuring Co Peoria Dr. Caldwell Pepsin Syrup Co Caldwell Brig Monticello Hil

Girls and dances spark in Cincinnati chatter

In lively chatter Mame notes a date idea while Gladys laments men’s cheapness. Brownie suggests a walk for two hours as women discuss courting, fare, and social plans. The piece captures urban flirtations and dating expectations in a Cincinnati Enquirer fragment.

Gladys Perenline Peddyoosta Cincinnati Enquirer

Stillman Green Credits Dr. King's New Discovery

A Malachite Col. Stillman Green recounts a five year life extension after doctors gave him two years to live from consumption. He credits Dr. King's New Discovery for saving his life and urges readers to try the remedy, noting a trial bottle is free at H. C. Miller's store.

Stillman Green Malachite Col Tie Dr. King H.C. | Miller's

January Railway Receipts Fall Off Across Nation

Interstate Commerce Commission figures show January 1912 total operating revenues at 203,143,118 and expenses at 158,911,489, a net of 44,271,029. Compared with January 1911, revenues down 2,586,149 and expenses up 4,205,871, with per mile profits dropping sharply especially in the South and West. Taxes totaling 9,579,887 reduce net income, and summary notes a 16 percent drop in net operating revenue per mile year over year.

Interstate Commerce Commission Bureau of Railway Economics

Limstone Enter Prise News Briefs in Johnson City

Ben Cornell visited in Johnson City Saturday. Ellaworth of Johnson City worked on J. A. Squibb mill. Nellie Probst returned home from Johnson City. Sue Piper and Bertram Reming shopped in Johnson City for spring and state teachers’ meeting. Mark Rambo and family moved to Los Angeles. Ed Hoss and Stella Smith wed last week in Johnson City and moved to Seattle with guests from Washington College.

Ben Cornell Johnson City K. FB. Ellaworth J. A. Squibb Nellie Probst Sue Piper Bertram Reming Mark Rambo Los Angeles California Ed, Hoss Stella Smith Seatte Washington Tom Upehureh Washington College

Hog raising in South profitable trend noted

Washington March 1 The agricultural department shows 65 410 000 hogs in forts and ranges nationwide with a January 1 1912 total down 210 000 from 1911 The nine southeastern states show gains in hog numbers led by Georgia and Florida while Tennessee and Kentucky also rise The report notes rising pure bred hog farming improves quality and weight across the southeast

Washington, D.C United States Tvestock Southera Railway Company Agricultural Department Southern Railway Company Bach State Virginia North Carotina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Kentucky Tennessee Wis South East

Promises and Promoters Behind Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Ad

A promotional note touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a laxative cure for constipation indigestion liver trouble and stomach disorders for all ages. The ad asserts guaranteed results backed by a rich company and offers a trial bottle with price. It directs readers to Caldwell Ridg Monticello and lists druggists as sellers.

Dr. Caldwell Pepsin Caldwell Ridg Monticello

High Compliment Paid Hull by Underwood

Washington March 16 Democratic Leader Underwood in the house paid a high compliment to Representative Hull Tennessee for drawing the excise tax bill and opening speech on the measure Judge Hull spoke an hour receiving attention from all. He noted he previously introduced a similar bill and argued the proposed law would avoid conflicts with Supreme Court decisions on income tax.

Washington Underwood Representative Hull Tennessee Hull Supreme Court

Governor Harmon to Speak at Southern Commercial Congress

Washington dispatch reports Governor Harmon of Oto has accepted an invitation to address the Southern Commercial Congress at its Nashville con vention on April 9. The topic is Agriculture The Basis of the Nation s Wealth. The announcement comes from the congress headquarters today.

Washington Southern Commercial Congress Harmon Oto Congress Nashville

Roosevelt urged La Follette to run for president

Washington March 26 Col Roosevelt’s actions toward Senator La Follette are described as urging him to enter the race. Walter L. Houser’s letter asserts Roosevelt signaled support, while Pinchot’s published correspondence prompted La Follette headquarters to claim Roosevelt’s inducement and warning against defeat.

Washington Col. Roosevelt Senator la Follette Roosevelt la Follette House la Pollette Princestre Mr. Housm Hanns, Munsey Perkins Ple

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