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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
6
For Women and Home the article outlines ideal bathroom design including size, ventilation, and durable finishes. It covers tile floors, enamel walls, waterproof paints, and tub choices with a focus on sanitary, space-efficient layouts and practical fittings. It also suggests fixtures like showers and shampoos and inexpensive curtain options.
Daniel Erwin, about 70, a respected local landowner and former resident of Unicot County, died Sept 22 from paralysis. A member of the Civil War era 5th Tenn Federal Cavalry, he moved here recently from Unicot. Interment was at Limestone Cove the day of his death. He leaves a wife, several children, and many relatives and friends. The notice also mentions local clergy and other brief community items, including travel of Rev. E. D. Cox and a Valley Tire inspector visiting to view ties made by Fred Hill and others.
The cord and tassel promise a fashionable trimming this autumn with pear tassels seen in Paris and accessories in jewel tones to complement velvet costumes. The gleaming garni ture pairs with rich frocks for a coordinated effect in SUK.
A pharmacy offers Dr Rudolph Schiffmanns Asthmador and Asthmador Cigarettes with a money back guarantee for instant relief of asthma attacks. The ad asserts relief within ten seconds and states the pharmacist is authorized to sell with a full guarantee if not the best remedy. It mentions other products and a sample copy.
Gen. T. C. Rye spoke to about seven hundred in the Gainesboro court house. He charged a daily paper with misreporting Governor Hooper’s week in his district, and devoted much of his address to text books and schools. Rye traveled from Cookeville by automobile amid a mixed crowd including many fusionists and schoolchildren.
Nashville dispatch reports the National Park Bank of New York agreed to take up the state's 1.4 million notes due October 1. The loan will bear 6 percent instead of 8 percent, saving about 28 thousand dollars and preserving the state's credit.
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