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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1903
Page
2
The article discusses the belief in a spring medicine that claims to restore vitality and health. It describes symptoms of impurity and weakness such as pimples, loss of appetite, and low energy, urging readers to seek remedies to improve strength and vitality in the season.
Hood's Sarsaparilla claims cure and vitality for families with testimonials from Miss BecLat Boyer. A May Monday Club excursion to Roan Mountain with Judge Kirkpatrick and Dr. Hyder is described, praising weather, gorge views, and Mrs. Maher’s hospitality. County redistricting list outlines sixteen counties affected. A Kansas man sues over a telegram error and news on Janes A. Tate’s appointment to a temperance university chair.
Knoxville and Johnson City political talk centers on death by own action rumors as residents debate bonds and appointments. M H Gammon is named as a potential Brushy Mountain warden candidate with claims of ample experience. Governor’s appointive choice could impact local governance and party perceptions.
A collection of satirical proverbs and remarks touching divorce among the "400" and Roosevelt, with asides about Misa Thaw, Democratic free silver, and Grover Cleveland. It jokes about postmaster Payne and Bryan, questions party leadership, and hints at a looming Democratic nomination scenario amid internal disputes.
An extended ad style notice highlights Scott's Emulsion as nourishment for flesh, bone, and growth, claiming it aids consumption recovery and daily vitality for men, women, and children. It promotes free samples from Scott & Bowne and lists contact addresses. It also notes political commentary on Cleveland and Bryan, medical claims for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, and local notices about visitors and travel rates.
Ex president Cleveland replies to Athens Banner editor B. P. Holder Jr stating he has no desire to seek the Democratic nomination again. The letter dated Princeton New Jersey May 6 1908 expresses gratitude for support but clearly denies running in 1909. Local items note other notes from Memphis Scimitar and Spring City Star referencing local issues and opinions.
Notice to delinquent taxpayers to call at the Recorder's office in Opera House block to settle unpaid taxes for 1903. Prompt payment required to avoid further costs as the trustee will be informed by early January. Recorder S H Poupen urges immediate attention.
Headquarters announce plans for the Tennessee Division UCV reunion in New Orleans May 22 1908. Delegates from East Tennessee will travel via Southern Railway and Queen & Crescent, with sleeping cars provided, depart Knoxville May 18 and reach New Orleans May 19 for the opening. Commanders to submit camp rosters and organize a single East Tennessee delegation.
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