31 Oct 1895
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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1895
Page
1
The text urges joy and sunlight in homes and warns against giving children nauseous doses. It emphasizes careful care to keep youngsters healthy and references overcoming or avoiding harmful remedies connected with the Bible.
The text extols a medicine named Royal Cormetuer claiming it tastes like lemonade and not medicated, cures in young children, overcomes bowel troubles, aids digestion, and promotes quiet, healthful sleep. It is praised as a tonic for weak children and a teething remedy, deemed the greatest in the world.
An OCR filled fragment advertises wholesale nursery stock for spring 1895 with apples pears peaches and planters, plus a patent remedy claim for recovery and ulcerous ailments. It markets Dr Hats Great Relief and asserts claims of medical efficacy and counterfeit avoidance with various addresses and names.
The piece outlines state elections across eleven states including Ohio, Maryland, Kentucky, New York, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, and others. It highlights governor and legislative races in Ohio, party dynamics in Maryland and Kentucky, and the broad impact of ballot changes in New York, with emphasis on local judiciary and county offices. It notes party clashes, campaign stakes, and the potential effects on national politics, while interweaving a public health insertion about digestive tonics.
The Comet calendar is praised for its usefulness guiding agricultural tasks all year. It highlights imported and domestic plow ties and daily reminders, inviting readers to request samples and select from over one handle.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as an energizing alterative that purifies blood and cures scrofula in any form from sores to mucous infections. It claims many miraculous cures and urges those with impure blood to take the medicine, asserting it cures all such ailments.
New winter gowns reflect reigns of Louis XV and XVI with details inspired by Maria Antoinette. Modern features, voluminous sleeves, trimmed collars, and black and white ensembles dominate evening wear. Capes, brocade velvet, and jet sleeves appear, with magazines La Mode de Perin and Paris Album of Fashions cited for patterns. Subscription and price details for fashion journals conclude the item.
The Southern Railway Co. showcases its Atlanta exposition terminal facilities and rapid train service. The system plans for 20,000 travelers per hour, linking Lloyd Street, Union Station, and grounds, with extensive advertising and freight support. Encouraging notes on efficiency and design contrast with broader coverage of expositions and unrelated updates.
A collage of quotations from The Atlanta Constitution Philadelphia Record Chicago Record Philadelphia Press Chicago Times-Herald Nashville Banner and others. The items mock candidates McKinley Harrison Reed and Brice as deceptive receptive boisterous or charitable. Mentions alliances with Allison Sherman and Dunbar era figures with notes on tours and Westward routes and a Tennessee governor hint.
The notice highlights Mr Gray recommending Owen's Pink Mixture for teething children during summer discomfort. Sold by all dealers at 25 and 60 pence, the ad touts strong endorsement with emphasis on relief for teething infants.
Wholesale furniture sale offer from a large manufacturer. Direct shipment from the Bite factory promises low prices on a six hundred item catalog. Includes brands and retailers mentioned, with emphasis on factory direct pricing and broad product range.
Sarmparilis is described as having affected remarkable cures for scrofula. The text lists Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy and presents historical promotional framing of the product’s efficacy.
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