Lyle Faces Brownlow in Tennessee First District Fight
Knoxville Sentinel notes Cy Lyle of Johnson City leads opposition to Brownlow in the First district campaign. Lyle, editor of The Johnson City Corner, mobilizes support via stump speeches, while Brownlow seeks funds from national committees. Reports say Lyle dominates local press coverage and aims to deny Brownlow a majority.
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Brownlow Campaign Promises and Local Political Echoes
A fragmented political notice discusses Brownlow and allied officeholders in Johnson City and Giles County. It cites endorsements, alleged promises, and local sentiment, recounting visits, accusations, and praise while stressing Brownlow’s influence and the contested streetcar franchise issue.
Soft bones and Scott's Emulsion promoted for children
A 1900s health ad urges using Scott's Emulsion as the right food to cure soft bones in childhood, claiming it strengthens bow legs joints and heads with daily small doses and offers free samples. Nearby clippings report Republican campaign notes and Cy Lyle's speech in Tennessee, highlighting political competition and editor commentary.
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Harmon-Tyler Contest Case Adjourned to Saturday
The Harmon-Tyler case was called Friday with Tyler seeking a continuance claiming unreadiness for trial. Court adjourned until Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Editorial comment notes coal famine causing nationwide concern and sympathy from the south and west.
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