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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
2
Johnson City adopts an ordinance banning sale possession and use of air guns within city limits. The measure aims to curb small projectile weapons to protect public welfare, taking effect upon passage. Mayor Miller and Recorder Pouder sign the document dated June 18 1915.
The text compiles speeches and reflections from early American history and Civil War reminiscences. It includes Wilson and Washington quotations urging strength and readiness for war, moral appeals for peace and end to carnage, and Grant’s crisis on the battlefield as narrated by Lew Wallace.
Vintage advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills selling a bottle of 36 sugar coated pills in glass bottles for 25 cents. Claims an average dose before bed, relief by morning, and easy pleasant use. Urges purchase at all druggists. Advt.
An old advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic for appetite strength and overall digestive vigor, claiming it aids Nature in restoring health to the digestive system.
The fragment notes a dated reference to Mfreet August and Eaten Standard Time. It reads like a brief time marker from an old newspaper page with no clear event or人物 details.
A collage of patent medicine pitches touts Dr Bell pine tar honey for colds and a Cinwah tonic for stomach liver and bowel troubles. Also promotes Po-Do-Lax for a painless overnight bowel movement. Timetable No. 73 shows Linville River service in 1915 Central Standard Time adjustments.
An East Tennessee notice lists Palace Barber Shop at 112 Buffalo Street with proprietor Sam E Cassidy and The Winest Shop run by Mr Gardner Mr Thomas and Mr Bur sen. It promises prompt and efficient service from astintic assistants.
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