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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1905

Page

2

Fat Babies and Scott Emulsion Ad Warns for Health

An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion for infants, claiming fat stores aid bones and nerves. It asserts fat babies cry less and stay comfortable, while scrawny babies suffer nerve pain from touch. It ends with a political aside about John S. Cox.

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Ryan plan to build in Kingsport Tennessee noted

Knoxville reports say B A Wilson a railroad contractor notes eastern capitalists backing the South and Western railroad plan to found a city at Kingsport Tennessee. Bob Taylor and Harvey Hannah are seen buying land there as candidates pursue the race. The group aims to develop regional wealth with the railroad project.

Knoxville Tenn Ryan South and Western Railroad B. A. Wilson Kingsport Bob Taylor Harvey Hannah Hanno Carolina Construction Company Spruce Pine Marion J. Carter Walton & Wilson Wam J. J. Rodes & Go Kuosville South and Western Erwin Samuel Walton Walton & Wilton Spear's Ferry Virginia Southwestern Bristol Walton Carolson Construction Company Clinchport Rodes & Co

Weathered notes on politics and liquor from Hardeman era

The column surveys political shifts in the Bristol area with resignations of Charlie Black as editor and McCurdy as Mutual Life president, plus a note on a republican committee meeting in Jonesboro. It reports Dr Heber Jones receiving a 10000 check for keeping yellow fever out of Memphis, and mocks prohibition and drinking culture with local humor and anecdotes from Memphis and Hardeman County.

Charlie Black Bristol Courier McCurdy The Mutual Life Memphis Heber Jones

Patterson gathers support as Democrats mobilize delegates

State press notes Governor Ham Patterson earns favorable reception with listeners applauding his remarks in city events. Delegates to the State convention were urged by Chairman Nance to assemble, with scattered reports of political activity across towns and neighboring debates looming.

Nance Rutledge Times Patterson Overland Woodbury McMinnville

Comfort priced down by keen foresight goes on sale

A small advert promises first class comfort at a reasonable price with a down fire caused by We invite customers to call in and view the offering.

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