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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1914

Page

3

Farmers of Tennessee urged to seize wartime food market opportunities

Capt T J Peck appeals to Tennessee farmers to boost food production as Europe's war disrupts supply chains. He argues Britain and South America will demand more U S crops, cotton faces reduced European purchase, and a shift toward farming, mining, and manufacturing can stabilize wealth through secured markets and debt relief. He stresses soil fertility, crop selection, seed quality, and thorough cultivation to meet rising food demand within a decade.

Europe United States South America France Germany Austria England Great Britain Endland America

Funeral Verse Parody Salutes Rye and Pokes at Google Wool

A Chattanooga Times verse mocks the Rye confrontation with a playful parody song. The script lampoons figures like Hooper and Newton White while weaving in contemporary references and local names, ending with a note on the “fatal final ear” and lingering odor.

Help Us Words From Two Johnson City Citizens

Johnson City residents urge attention to back pain and kidney soreness as signs of weak kidneys. Mr and Mrs J O Laws of 521 W Main St Johnson City Tenn report using Doan’s Kidney Pills and obtaining relief from backache and kidney secretions. They bought from Whitehouse Drug Co and endorse the remedy priced 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co props Buffalo NY.

Johnson City J. O. Laws Main St Tenn Doan Whitehouse Drug Co Dean Laws Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Iscariot's Kiss and Respectful Salutations Across Cultures

A fragmented passage from the Christian Herald describes kissing customs in Jerusalem and among Moslems, noting gestures from a lady to a visitor, an old servant, a child toward a father, and a pupil to a servant. It mentions a historical figure Judas Iscariot and a betrayal memory, all in antiquated prose.

Jerusalem Nistemeher

Welch Honored by HS Own People

Monterey Tennessee voters paid strong support to George N. Welch in the race for railroad commissioner with Democrats and fusion candidates in the wings of Putnam County. News from Monterey noted the town’s heavy local backing, while ads urged Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism and joint pains with a money back guarantee.

Welch HS Own People Nashville Tenn Paneueaae Monterey Putnam County W. G. Sadler Independenta Friends Fusion George N. Welch Iit Sloan

East Tennesseans Get State Pensions List Expanded

The state pension board completed its quarterly work adding veterans and widows to the pension rolls, with trustees appointed. New added include W. S. Bridgman Bristol, Joase W. Hale Jonesboro, N. J. Love Shouna, Geo. A. McClain Johnson City, J. W. Nave Bristol, J. T. Riley Bluff City. Widows added include Margaret Copp Chuckey Catherine E. Courtney St Clair Lilah Crouch Johnson City Delilah C Elrod Johnson City Sallie BE Fain Rogersville Clementine Gousey Bristol M. J. Seaff Jonesboro Margaret Stokely Del Rio Emma C. Troxwell Piney Plains Sarah E. Zimmerman Sullivan. Also lists first second and third class counts and the trustees Eldridge Carrier N. D. Bachman Bristol.

State Board of Pension Examiners East Tennesseans Bridgman Bristol Joase W. Hale Jonesboro

Soldiers' Home Echoes From an Editorial Clash

A Philadelphia Record editorial from the 2nd cites Roosevelt, Taft, and party labels in a harsh critique. It brands Roosevelt as discredited and warns against sensational warlike claims. The piece urges loyalty to regulars and cautions against dangerous political rhetoric.

D. P. Ballard Oyster Bay Rockefeller Foundation Philadelphia Record Roosevelt New York San Francisco War Navy Departments United States T. R Judas Taft Teddy

Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles

Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder issues in men and women and dissolves gravel and diabetes. It promises full two months treatment from one bottle and offers testimonials. Mail order available from Dr EB W Hall of St Louis and druggists may stock it.

Texas Wonder EB. W. Hall Olive Street St. Louis Druggista

Canvass of Hawkins county election returns in Tennessee

Official canvass from Rogersville, Hawkins county shows Hooper leading governor race with 1,353 votes, Rye 5, Lampeich 50, French 8, Sadler 1,222, Cambridge 407, Cox 358, Sells 1,208, Light 89, Supley 1,063, Seale 1,509, reflecting party and county outcomes with multiple races detailed. In Bristol, engineer Charlie Boyd’s train fatally killed two children and later struck a man and a woman and a child, with no names released for the deceased and injuries described as severe.

Rogersville Tenn Hawkins County Hooper Rye Lampeich French Sadler Congress Cambridge J. B. Cox Ol Tale Sells Hawkins and Sullivan William H. Light J. Lee Supley F. Seale Bristol Charlie Boyd Southern Railway Bari Curtis Boyd Mascot Knox County Morristown

Porter Dunlap Seeks Tennessee State Treasurer Seat

Porter Dunlap of Stewart County, vice chair of the Democratic State Executive Committee and Rye campaign manager, announces intent to run for state treasurer before the next general assembly. He pledges faithful service if elected and asks for party support.

Nashville Porter Dunlap Stewart County Democratic State Executive Committee Tom Rye Democratic Party

Hooper Wheelbarrow Bet Heads Toward Nashville

Mount Pleasant records say Uncle Tom Williams propels a wheelbarrow 466 miles to Nashville to settle an election bet. J. J. Jones of Rye rides in the barrow as the pair travel via Columbia and Franklin, with an expected Nashville arrival Wednesday night.

Nashville Mount Pleasant Tom Williams Hooper J. J. Jones Pike Columbia Franklin

Johnson City Professionals and Offices Directory

A readable 1920s style directory listing multiple Johnson City firms and practitioners. Names include J W Cox optician WM Silver, MOORE attorney, Johnson, F Miller, G T Lee, EB J Vaught, T A Cox, and others with office addresses in buildings around Unaka and Burrow, noting specialities in law, claims, abstracts, and eyecare.

Unaka National Bank Johnson City Tennesse F. Miller Elizabethton Anoka National Bank EB. J. Vaught Tennessee Burrow Building T. A. Cox Burrow Hildy

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