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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1905
Page
2
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for impure blood and related skin and chronic diseases. It includes testimonial from John T. Walk of Muldoon Texas and offers the All-Healing Salve, plus a free medical adviser and mailed book options.
The Jefferson Jimplecate informs readers that Taylor & Taylor publish on April 15 1905 from Austin and Vale streets Jefferson Texas. It notes post office entry, second class mail status, and availability of copies by mail or in person. Subscriptions continue until canceled with arrears paid.
Train schedules list No. 101 Cannon Ball and No. 2 Mail and Express with times in Jefferson Texas. Local agents M P O Connon and R T Hazano noted. The page spills into miscellaneous items about Mormons buying an old jail in Illinois and various remarks on labor unions, governors, explorers, and Carnegie remarks.
A dressmaker has been appointed postmaster in Indian Territory by President Roosevelt, based on the belief that pleasing women in clothing translates to broad satisfaction. No berth yet for ex representative John Barrett from Panama. Also notes about many Sundays, a half monkey half bird Indian creature, and widespread hunting this month.
An advertisement urges readers to treat tiredness back pain urinary issues and nervous spells with Dean's Kidney Pills claiming safe and permanent cure. testimonial from D G Browning of Vails cites 1902 Dallas papers endorsement and loyalty to the product. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. price 60 cents. sold by The J F Crow Drug Co.
The canal commission is restructured with younger experts, six renowned engineers slated to build a major project. Roosevelt selects a private citizen from the railroad world to head, signaling high expectations for progress. Separate items touch on Daughters of the Revolution, a Paris beatings piece, a Court of Claims decision, and varied international notes.
For over sixty years Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has soothed teething pains, cured wind colic, and claimed to ease diarrhoea in children. Sold globally at twenty five cents a bottle, the ad urges mothers to seek this remedy and avoid others. A note mentions Miss Mary Sneed of Lawton Oklahoma chosen as sponsor for Oklahoma to the ex Confederate reunion in Louisville in June.
The Savannah News advocates for clean paper money practices, stating they can clean up what is obtainable as a general rule. The piece emphasizes a standard approach to currency handling and public trust.
A long inventory of store items is listed including oils, meats, canned fruits, tea and coffee, spices, baking supplies, soap, groceries, lamp parts, paper goods, horse and farm feeds, flours, hay, seeds, and various hardware and farm supplies. The list specifies multiple brands and varieties for consumer purchase.
A riddle explains a donkey tied to a rope six feet long with hay eighteen feet away. The twist reveals the rope wasn’t tied to anything, so the donkey simply walked to the hay and ate it.
A compilation of old advertisements and brief notices. Hall's Catarrh Cure offer promises a $100 reward for cure failures, with endorsements by Cheney & Co. and Walding Kinnay & Marvin. Other items include a Missouri cattle feeder buying Iowa land, Dr King’s New Life Pills claims, and a joke about a husband buying a hat for his wife.
The ad promotes subscribing to The Semi-Weekly News and The JIMPLECUTE for one year at $1.50 cash in advance. Readers gain 156 copies, with world news twice weekly, farmer pages, youth pages, and market reports, described as a value beyond compare. The offer directs readers to subscribe at The JIMP Office.
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