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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1914

Page

6

Tennessee Farmers Explore Soybean Benefits and Wood Use

The article promotes soybeans as a versatile crop for grain forage and soil improvement, detailing protein and fat content, feed value for dairy cattle and hogs, hay cutting, and pasturage. It also notes Tennessee leading in farm firewood consumption with 4.42 million cords annually, and provides national figures for wood use and value.

Tennessee Washington, D. C United States Department of Agrculture Union United States United Binten

Business Men Form Rye Club in Memphis for Democratic Ticket

A Memphis Business Men’s Rye Club has been formed to support the state Democratic ticket with no politicians or liquor interests in its roster. Leaders include John T. Willingham and Phil Pidgeon, with an executive committee spanning banks, manufacturers, drug firms, furniture and hardware firms. The club aims to carry Memphis and Shelby County for the ticket by a large majority, citing Governor Hooper’s criticism of the city.

Memphis Shelby County Hooper South Business Men's Rye Club John T. Willingham Tennessee Manufacturers Association Phil Pidgeon Pidgeon-Thomas Iron Company Charles Gerber John Gerber Company Henry C. Loeb B. Lowenstein& Brothers Haya Flowers Associated Retailers D. M. Armstrong Commercial Trust & Savings Bank The Tennessee Bankers Association J. B. Goodbar Goodbar & Company James Alexander James Alexander Construction Company R. R. Eilis Hessig-Ellis Drug Company McKay van Vleet van Vleet-Mansfield Drug Company A. E. Jennings Jennings-Wilson Furniture Company John W. McClure Belgrade Lumber Co Blackburn Blackburn-Worden Co George R. James James & Graham Wagon Co W. A. Ransom Gayoson Lumber Co Fred Goldsmith J. Goldsmith Sons Co I. D. Black Big-Black Mercantile Co M. M. Bosworth Memphis Bay Co Henry Loeb Loeb’s Laundry

Sloan's Ointment Relieves Rheumatism and Pains Fast

A vintage advertisement touts Sloan's ointment as a fast acting remedy for rheumatic pains around joints and various aches. It promises relief without rubbing and claims usefulness for pains, bruises, sore throat, neuraglia and chest pains, with a customer testimonial from Chas H Wentworth of California. The ad notes a 26 cent price and guarantees satisfaction.

Sloan

East Tennessee Doctors to Meet in Greeneville October 8 9

East Tennessee Medical Association holds semi annual meeting in Greeneville Tenn on Thursday and Friday October 8 and 9. Doctors from all East Tennessee sections will attend a large program expected to rival a post graduate course. Officers are President Geo P Zirkle and Vice Presidents W K Vance W D Padgett, Secretary Treas H P Larimore.

Greeneville East Tennessee East Tennessee Medical Association Tenn Johnson City Washington County Geo. P. Zirkle Kingston W. K. Vance Bristol W. D. Padgett Lenoir City H. P. Larimore Chattanooga W. Woodyard H. ‘M. Taylor W. H. Hawkins W. B. Taylor J. F. Lane J. B. Bell Thos. H. Woolney Fox M. A. Blanton Baileytown D. P. Mason R. C. Huffaker Chucky

State Normal opens with record turnout and active faculty

The fourth normal school test opened with higher enrollment than ever, many counties represented, and full faculty readiness for a strong year. Faculty and guest instructors toured multiple counties and institutes while President Gilbreath led a broad educational campaign. New staff include Prof Max Schoen in music and Miss Olive Taylor as librarian. Leaves are falling. Babjea don't fall away while taking Dr Fahrney's Teething Syrup.

State Normal State Normal School Gilbreath Blount Carter Claiborne Cocke Hamblen Grainger Greene Hamilton Hancock Hawkins Jefferson Johnson Loudon Knox Monroe Morgan Rhea Sullivan Roane Scott Unicoi Washington Houston Sowder Mins Armstrong Haworth McMinn Mathes Kennedy Sevier County Sherrill Greene County Burleson Cocke County Institute Wilson Monroe County Institute Alexander Campbell County Institute Yoakley Sevier County Institute Cooper Campbell Institute Thompson East Tennessee Max Schoen Columbian University Olive Taylor

Death in Watauga William Geisler 34 in Johnson City

William Geisler, arrived from Proctor North Carolina severely ill, died at Memorial Hospital Johnson City. Born March 30 1880 he is survived by a widow Eva Hendrix, three sons, a father Hugh Geisler, five brothers, one sister and other relatives. He was a member of the M B church South. His remains will be buried in Bluff City.

Watauga Tenn William Geisler Proctor N. C Memorial Hospital Johnson City Eva Cate Hendrix Hal Ernest Lindell Hugh Geisler Bluff City Ed Geisler L. G. Geisler N. H. Geisler J. H. Geisler Charles M. Geisler Sallie Overman High Point Miss.Magete Geisler Charles Walter Amanda Miller Geisler M. B. Church South Rockholds Camp Ground Sullivan County Bia Southern Railway Wallace Knoxville Last Wert Atkins J. G. Cox B. N. Edwards Edgar Robertson Hatord Shell Carrot, Ky Calvin Shell

Po Do Lax Banishes Pimples and Indigestion

Daily Thought touts Po Do Lax as a pleasant sure laxative that cures pimples head aches and bodily complaints from indigestion. It claims to tone the liver purify the blood and improve complexion nerves. Money back if not satisfied. available at all druggists.

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Johnson City, Tenn Dr. King Gen. Aye Tennessee Doctors Wuripides Hostetter Washington, Greene Unicot Nashville East Harriman and Tennessee Central Railroad J. B. Shipley Guy H. May Veon Congress W. J. Allen G. W. Cooke Hariburd Garage Spring St Majestic Theatre the Grand Steam Laundry Crouch’s Book Store Main Street Ss. B. VW White Il Spring Street Diamond Chichester Alma Johnson City Ice Cream CO Cox Bros Tennessee Eastern Electric Hawry W. Cease Dream Ride Wittiow Mattias Main WM. Cass, M.D HS Rava Street Elmore Estes Avalon Locust Street Jelt Harrison Potertary McClain & Dickinson Stable Market Street City Drug Store Miller Building J. W Aroka Avenue DR. P. 1 Massengile W.G. Mheroe Justice of the Peace and Notary West Market Street Tennesser Guy S. Chase Ibe S. EN. Moore Unaka National Bank AL A Johnson Brown Building Lee F. Miller Elizabethton Owear M. Fair Gt, Lee Vaught Burrow Building KR. Gardner Armbrust-Smith K. 2 Mensley Brown Black Johnson Chy D. A. Vines Sam W. Priew Vines & Price Nurone Roan Street F. G. Hartman Clk Neelin Hanisch, Beals & Byer Buffslo Steets Lone Tree Western Tier Hyder
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