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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
2
Satirical column notes frost line, fashion shifts, and mock political forecasts. Mentions Hooper as GOP foe, Democrats grooming him, Bryan's politics, Goethals canal remark, Sims defending Patterson or Lea, and a sale of China antiques by Mrs Crumley at 1615.
Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised in printed format as sold in well corked glass bottles containing 36 sugar coated pills. One pill with water before bed is an average dose. Easy to take, effective and economical. Get a bottle today and relief from constipation by morning. 26 for 25c at all druggists. Adver t.
The piece urges a fair chance at vitality through normal digestion, active liver function, and regular bowels. It hints at immediate trial or action when these bodily functions are disturbed, underscoring health as a core theme.
An advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic and strength maker for the digestive system. It promotes aiding nature in restoring health and vigor across the entire digestive tract.
The Mountain Branch near Bristol, Tennessee, a National Military Home unit established for disabled veteran volunteers, opens with modern design and extensive grounds on 447.48 acres. It serves about two thousand members, features electric lighting, centralized heating, regimented beds, and daily routines. Founded through Hon. Walter Preston Brownlow and Colonel A. J. Keller, it emphasizes medical care, clean water, and moral discipline while offering admissions through the governor after medical and administrative checks.
A fragmented OCR reads a lyric laden notice dated August 9 1916 referring to Baston Standard Time and mentions Carolina, Ohio Railway, and CLINCHFIELD. It evokes a farewell mood with names like Hiarry Hurst and a journey theme amid dreary woes.
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