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Prime roast beef offered for home delivery described as palate tickling and brain nourishing. Audience urged to buy for nourishment and delight, highlighting ease of delivery and quality.
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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1905
Page
3
Prime roast beef offered for home delivery described as palate tickling and brain nourishing. Audience urged to buy for nourishment and delight, highlighting ease of delivery and quality.
Iowa nearly doubled its corn crop last year through properly selected cured seed and attentive cultivation, suggesting the same method could work elsewhere. A quack claim offers Bor dock Blood Bitters as a remedy for a lazy liver, sold by The J. R. Brow Drug Co. The saying warns against buying bargain religion that cannot be shared.
L Wise G. Hester in the Houston Post notes peanuts grown in Africa and India export to Europe for oil with up to 40 percent oil content in hulled nuts. Meal is good cattle feed and hulls serve as stock litter. Yields reach 3000 pounds per acre on sandy loam and value about $1.25 per 100 pounds. Oil rivals olive oil and can be pressed in a standard mill with simple hull removal and air separation.
Edward Hine writes to the Liverpool Mercury boasting that smallpox can be cured in three days with cream of tartar. He claims one ounce dissolved in a pint of boiling water taken as a cold drink cures thousands with no lasting marks or blindness.
In Midon Iowa Moore Bros report mothers buy Chamberlain's for croupy children railroad men for severe coughs and elderly for la grippe. They claim it leads all brands and cures quickly regardless of age. W J Ledberry sells it. The Dallas Times Herald discusses Texas crime law and enforcement.
The article notes Easter Sunday on April 23 and Good Friday as days of feasting and rejoicing. It mentions Passover beginning at sundown April 19 and lasting eight days to April 26, with an orthodox group observing an extra day on April 20.
An ad extols drying preparations as harmful for catarrh and promotes Ely's Cream Balm for cleansing soothing and healing. It claims rapid relief without pain or sneezing and offers a trial size by mail for 10 cents with 500 size available at druggists. Ely Brothers New York advertises the balm.
A playful catalog of imagined mistreatment of produce includes rough acts such as digging eyes from potatoes and pulling ears from corn, along with more bizarre lines like scalding celery and burying roots alive, presented in a satirical tone.
A humorous exchange extols Limberger cheese as a cure all and taunts critics with exaggerated claims about ants and even a long list of other consequences. The piece also mentions Dean's ointment and a local drugstore retailer, The J. F. Crow Co.
The National Cotton Association dissolved at Fort Worth merging into the Southern Cotton Association which was created in New Orleans January 26 1905. Col BE Peters of Calvert Texas and Oswald Wilson of Fort Worth led the merger with Harvie Jordan as Southern president. The combined organization aims to unify cotton interests across the South east of the Mississippi and into Texas, with Peters directing publicity west of the river and state secretary Hutchinson coordinating county supplies. The move seeks to stabilize prices against bear raids and mobilize farmers merchants bankers and allied businesses statewide.
Frightful suffering relieved by Dr Kings New Life Pills claims to cure indigestion and stomach disorders. The ad notes a testimonial from OG Gray, Lula, Mins., and lists a 20 cent price at drug stores with a guarantee. Also reports Texas coal oil output for eleven months ending November at about 17,500,000 barrels.
The Scottish Rite Bodies in the Valley of Dallas Orient of Texas announce their third semi annual Reunion to be held in Dallas from April 24 to 27. All degrees from the 4th to the 32d will be conferred in standard form with robes paraphernalia and accessories provided. A large class of candidates and visiting brethren are expected and railroad rates may be reduced. Sam P. Cochran and Dr E B Tillman will answer inquiries.
A collage of ad blurbs tout Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for weak digestion with claims of improved digestion and low cost. Also mentions Dr Thomas' Electric Oil for burns and injuries and a jab at peanut politics in Texas with quick local product and drugstore notices.
Will McGriffin is to stand at the Rink Stable. Bred at Valley Stock Farm Kentucky 12 miles from Louisville in June. Half brother to Rally Hook with a 2:00 land wagon record. Sired by Stam Bolo 2-year-old 2:25 by Sultan 2:24. Ist dam Madge dam of Sallie Hook 2:00 by Walsingham. Terms $20 insure pay when colt looted. Mare proven not in foal can be returned next season. Jefferson Texas.
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