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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1898
Page
4
The excerpt echoes early feminist and social commentary with wry observations on women spending, love, and urban life. It satirizes fashion, parenting, and gender roles while noting changing styles and the tension between modernity and tradition.
A July 24 letter from P E Butler in Santiago de Cuba credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving the pack train that supplied front line troops. Butler recalls severe diarrhoea but says the medicine kept the soldiers working and, in four cases, saved lives. The letter to Chamberlain Medicine Company of Des Moines Iowa notes availability through B S Bolton.
A promotional notice from the Southern Railway touts summer resorts from Asheville to Lookout Mountain and other Virginia and Tennessee spots. It details travel by daylight through mountain scenery, through sleeping cars Nashville to New York and Nashville to Salisbury, plus schedules and low rates. Also advertised is Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, a general remedy for skin and ailments, with a money-back guarantee.
Public auction set for September 8 1898 in front of Jobe's Opera House Johnson City Tennessee to sell real estate from Carnegie Land Company's Addition including blocks 20 32 44 56 and adjoining lots plus an undivided half interest in four lots at Main and Roan streets known as the Range property. Trustee K Mountcastle lists sale for cash with no redemption.
A memorial sketch notes Miss E B Starkey born March 16 1871 in Eugene City Oregon later moving to Tennessee. She married John T King April 19 1894 and died May 14 1808 after living in Johnson City Brush Creek area. She joined the M B E Church South and was remembered for gentleness and peaceful passing.
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