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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1905
Page
3
Six care of Elberta peaches have been shipped from Mt. Pleasant. Growers were paid 50 cents per bushel at the car. Several parties have shipped already 1000 bushels each. An agent of firm at Yaleabure contracted and paid on the spot, growers at no risk, but received cash as a cotton sale.
Excerpts note a Washington Star line about a rural exchange with a headline The Town Goes Fishing. The text contrasts churchgoing brethren who still insist heaven is the only holiday to look forward to and a remark about Miss Cayenne and a well informed man.
A collection of Bible verses urging sobriety and restraint from intoxicants and harmful behavior, citing passages from Romans, Corinthians, Timothy, Ephesians, Luke, Titus, Peter, John, Matthew, Acts, and Thessalonians. Includes a testimonial ad for Dr. King's New Discovery against coughs and consumption.
Nannie Gibson, an 11 year old barefoot girl from the Black Mountains of North Carolina, will receive a college education funded by the Southern Railway. A past mountain slide left her home briefly exposed as a heavy train halted ten feet away after she waved her red petticoat from the slope. The abyss below drops several thousand feet.
After weighing arguments for and against women’s clubs, the remark remains that women adopted the club habit from men, highlighting social transfer rather than a new invention.
Purport of a one day cure is sold with a money back promise from druggists. The label bears FE W Grove signature on each box priced at 25 cents. A separate note states Karnes county onion growers incurred debt on shipments to commission men.
An exchange quotes the editor roasting the city fathers for permitting peddlers to undersell a local merchant. The piece notes a Chicago connection and hints at forethought to avoid trouble, while other items promote remedies and local business interests.
War department sends worn socks and stockings from Manchuria troops back to Japan to be remade for knitting. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as boosting mental focus and vigor. A Medina county onion grower yielded sixty onions weighing 120 pounds this season. Three fourths of Episcopal diocese ministers in Kansas agree not to marry divorced people during the lifetime of the first spouse.
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