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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1918
Page
2
A fragment discusses a Diet of Teutonic state and a claim that the crown and dynasty are imperiled yet potentially secure across the German Empire. It notes Prussia's stronger position, references the Hohenzollern assertion that the crown was made in heaven, and mentions the Chancellor’s fears about regional implications.
The essay argues that postwar conscription makes privates in the army socially acceptable, reducing military rank as a badge of honor. It cites British examples like Private Hall marrying Lady Montbatten and notes Americans value merit over rank. The piece contrasts United States and British social norms and warns against swaggering titles among officers.
Chancellor von Herling warned the Franshige Reform Committee that continued obstruction to liberalizing the franchise is a matter of ministerial responsibility and risks the crown and dynasty. Prussia, a empire fragment, faces pressure from Junker Januschau urging the Kaiser to deploy force to close the Reich.
The Commanding General lists 4, more than 2,000 died of disease and 251 lost at sea. The totals include 240 died of wounds and 1,686 died from accidental causes. Wounded in action and missing in action figures appear, with notes on summer work and fod crop yields.
A letter discusses practical training from a site up approach at 5 p.m. and references Leon Springs, French 75s, and a three month course. The writer praises American wartime achievements in France and urges reading Secretary Bakii’s speech to gauge the scope of American efforts. The tone blends personal progress with national pride.
In the Law Court at Johnson City Tennessee a bill shows Nannie W. Riley a non resident defendant. Publication ordered for four weeks in The Comet Johnson City to appear at Court House on the third Monday of October 1918 to plead or defenses will be confessed. Dated June 13 1918 W H Jones Clerk Hughes Attorney for Paint.
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a simple way to restore natural color to faded or gray hair. It claims easy application with a sponge or brush, offering dark, glossy results after a few uses, and notes it is a toilet cosmetic not a medical cure.
Non-resident defendant in a lawsuit is required by law to appear in Johnson City court on the Monday following the first day of August 1418 to answer the complaint. The notice warns failure to appear will result in a default judgment and penalties as provided by law.
The complaint shows Horace Jurning is a nonresident of the state. A notice is published in The Comet of John City to appear before the court on the first Monday of October, 191%, in Johnson City to answer the petition and defend the allegations. failure to respond will result in default and the case will be heard ex parte.
In the Law Court at Joteon City, Washington County, Tennessee, Dora BE Lewis vs Harry Leam Lewis appears. The complainant's affidavit sworn to shows the defendant, Harry Leam Lewis, is involved.
A fragmented court notice from Johnson City sets a hearing for an accused on an unspecified October Monday. It mentions a defense in a case with a confession and sets the matter for a future review this August.
A testimonial from J. Toohey of 111 Whitney St. praises Down's Kidney Pills for relieving dull back pain and kidney soreness. The ad claims over 50,000 users and recommends Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo, New York, with a price of 60 cents at dealers.
A questioned complaint in the Law Court of Johseon City Washington County names Myrtle, Stuart, and Star. The sworn bill alleges the defendant Myrtle Star is involved in the case with details unclear in readable fragments.
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