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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1893
Page
8
A sweeping roundup ties nearly all men connected to last week’s Michigan train robbery to the case. A prison escapee’s confession exposes a broader conspiracy involving unemployed railroad workers and the train crew. Several deadly wrecks and violent incidents across states are noted, including a fatal jail attack in Louisiana and a string of blighted rail events.
Claiming a universal remedy for female weakness and ailments the advertisement promises guaranteed help or no charge. It targets overworked women with claims to energize the system regulate functions and restore health, asserting success in cases of bearing down discomfort and related symptoms.
An advertisement extols Dr Hart's Relief as a universal pain remedy. It claims immense familiarity and urges readers who suffer any kind of pain to try the product, noting it is well known and effective.
Breckinridge filed his Saturday answer to the Pollard case denying seduction or promise of marriage to Mira Pollard. He asserts her relations were with James C. Rodes and that he advised her to marry Rodes.
A listed remedy named Dr Nate’s Household Ten promises to cure dyspepsia liver complaints and kidney diseases. The ad claims one chimney of the day dosage cures issues. It advertises 25 and 60 GI K per package and urges purchase at McFourland & Co’s drug store.
A promotional notice for Notobac a claimed tobacco habit cure sold by J A Pres in Mineral Springs Indiana. The ad promises a harmless guaranteed cure with mail order details and addresses Sterling Remedy Co Indiana.
By virtue of a trust deed power, T M Hickey and wife mortgagee, recorded in Volume 7 page 120 in Washington County deeds, I will sell Monday October 3 1899 in front of Jobea Opera House in Johnson City at legal hours. The property includes the tract described as the lot with house, street names, and improvements, with bonds and costs to the buyer. The sale will be to satisfy the debt of redemption and costs, with Robt Burrow and Kirkpatrick & Wilk Johnson City acting as attorneys. Signed September 20 1898 A R Johnson Trustee.
A period piece notes a visit to the Little Bighorn site now a National Cemetery. It recalls General Custer and 400 cavalrymen killed by Sioux and allied tribes at the valley south of Custer, Montana. A Minnesota reader is invited to write for a 100 page illustrated account with a detailed narrative of the June 1876 catastrophe.
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