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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1902
Page
1
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Bishop Keiley of Havannah delivers a fierce attack on President Roosevelt in a Confederate memorial service in Savannah, prompting debate over possible church discipline. The speech accuses Roosevelt of inconsistency and cites Davis and Benedict Arnold to illustrate supposed betrayals. A separate Tennessee school election notice lists districts, polling hours, and appointed officials for May 24, 2009.
A long OCR fragment lists district numbers and names of officers, judges, and clerks for several districts including Cherokes Seminary Ti, Woodland Jobo, Qonkling Ed Harris, Hale's School House, Arnold Charles Wil, Washington College, and others, followed by an extended excerpt from Bulwer Lytton's The Last Days of Pompeii describing the eruption of Vesuvius with vivid dramatic imagery.
An Ocean physician notes the difficulty of enforcing patient adherence to prescribed diets or pills and says drug treatment remains the last resort. He mentions Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a mild option and notes they may be sold at City Drug Store.
A Nashville American letter from Dr W A Croffat of Washington City critiques Senator Carmack’s education and oratory. The piece compares Carmack to Hoar and Ingalls, praises his repartee, and notes his Philippine stance. It also mentions reactions in Congress, Champ Clark’s comments, and a plug for Electric Bitters as health aid.
A fashion feature outlines new skirt silhouettes with a novelty sleeve design. It notes how designers pair bold sleeves with mid length skirts to create a modern vintage look, illustrating styling options and seasonal appeal through images and period-appropriate commentary.
The item describes a gown featuring a vest embroidery of Corticalli Filo silk, beige and pate bine tones, and novel sleeve with a pointed edge. It notes a sheath-like skirt, velvet ribbons, and cream lace decorations, plus wide hip-fitted drapery below the knees. A second notice lists a county political meeting date and districts with attendees.
Fragmented reprint describes August Flower tonics for indigestion and biliousness, Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Allen’s products for feet, and a humorous Carnegie anecdote about Wall Street. Miscellaneous ad-like prose blends medical claims with quirky inventions and exaggerated health tips.
Inquiries report a leaf disease in peach trees causing curling blistering and leaf drop. Spray Bordeaux mixture copper sulfate lime and water, repeating two to three times at two week intervals. Later strength reduced with lime and lime sulfur mix. Likely curable only on new growth. disease check yields healthy growth next season. May 17 2008 quotes Kerrie University of Tennessee. unrelated ads and anecdotes follow.
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