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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1905
Page
4
A juror from Hightower Alabama recounts illness after a murder trial in Clebourne County. He credits Chamberlains Cholera Remedy with rapid and complete relief after one dose, noting two fellow jurors were similarly helped. The piece also runs a string of ads and short quips.
Condensed timetable lists Pullman car service from Chattanooga to New York and Memphis to New Orleans. Includes connections via Bristol, Harriman, Asheville, Nashville, and Nashville to St Louis routes with several sleeping car details and intermediate stops such as Morristown Bristol and Chattanooga.
An early 20th century notice touts a complimentary bottle of St Mali’s Grape Tonic claiming no catch and inviting readers to write for a free trial. The piece also reports Boston property owned by Thomas W. Lawson sold for unpaid taxes totaling 5 491 dollars and briefly notes various medical advertisements and endorsements from local figures.
A local shopper reports Doan's Kidney Pills gave quick relief for a prolonged backache. The ad urges readers to visit Patton Drug Co for testimonials, notes 50 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as sole US agents, and warns to remember the Doane name. The item also includes varied 1905-era notices about rail and travel plans and other regional chatter.
A Cleveland Leader brief notes that Dinny has been fired by the union amid a curious scene. A TV walking delegate reportedly saw him ascending a ladder during a late moment, prompting questions about the action and motive.
A fragmented ad-like line promises relief from night plains with Dean's Ointment sold at drug stores, claiming quick and permanent cure despite unclear context and incomplete text.
A remedy claimed to cure ordinary attacks of diarrhea and have success in nine dysentery epidemics. It is suggested for cramp colic and cholera morbus and also to treat summer diarrhea and cholera infantum in children. The text emphasizes life saving potential, tastiness when diluted, and urges families to buy the 50 cent large size.
First and third Tuesdays of each month the Cotton Belt Route sells roundtrip Homeseekers tickets to West and Southwest points at one fare plus $2.00 with stopovers both ways and $1 days return. Trains do not run daily from Memphis. morning and evening connections at Texarkana, Shreveport, Greenville, Walls, Fort Worth, Corsicana, and Waco to all Texas points. Parlor cars on day trains, sleepers on night trains, chair cars on all trains. through to Texas without change. Write for literature describing the country, a map, and timetable to any point.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Burdock Blood Hitters and references remedies for systemic symptoms. No coherent details on person, organization, place, or outcome are discernible.
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