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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1905
Page
6
A New York Times quip relays Senator Pettus as a teller of dardy stories. A farmer's dog in a barn bays at a neighboring darky who flees, later returns, and asks when the barking will stop. The barky notes the dog may keep barking without end.
Public is urged to learn the curative merits of Electric Bitters for sick stomach liver and kidneys. Mar H Walters of 546 St Clair Ave Columbus Ohio says after months of fever ague and nerve troubles he found relief and was cured. Also noted Rockefeller’s worry over Ida Tarbell exposure though he still attends Sunday school and surveys new oil fields.
Nick Chiles, a Black editor, purchases a residence in Topeka Kansas beside the executive mansion and says he aims to mix with the capital’s elite society. The notice claims a safe remedy from Dr. Thomas Electric Co. and mentions drugstore availability.
Congressman Morris Sheppard recounts a voyage from Garland Arkansas to Shreveport on the Howell snagboat to study Red River and Twelve-Mile Bayou. He describes water depths, a new opening at the bayou, and plans for further soundings to support Jefferson navigation improvements.
A notice urges mothers to be vigilant with small children during hot months and to use fresh castor oil for bowel issues, followed by Chamber Colic remedy if needed. It emphasizes keeping these remedies ready and notes the safety of this approach for cholera infantum. The piece then shifts to a treasury report on Louisiana Purchase Exposition costs and concludes with John Paul Jones’ remains temporarily interred at Annapolis Naval Academy.
Cornfed pork furnishes our tables with hams sausages bacon and lard. Corn yields poultry and eggs, and we consume more corn products than wheat by dollars. Corn starch uses millions yearly along with glue and by products from corn animals. Corn oil supplies a small daily amount for paints and by products feed millions of animals. It supports horses mules and oxen that haul farm products to markets coast to coast from Maine to California.
A darkey preacher repeats a fiery plea about sheep and goats as a lone Irishman near the back quips that the Irishman will be the goat. The moment mixes religious rhetoric with a light jab in August Lippincott's style.
Flat Rock resident Wu Bedell touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best healing dressing for ulcers sores and cancers claiming it soothes and heals cuts burns and scalds. Available at drug stores for 250 with guarantee.
A New York woman files for divorce citing her husband as a loser who spends time at poker games, arguing the habit harms their marriage and finances.
Luther Spaulding reports a sure potato bug remedy after finding a flock of wild ducks with a brood in his potato patch, with no bugs observed. Also noting that Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets cure sick headaches, sold by W. J. Ledberry. The piece ends by observing birds on women’s hats post new game laws.
The old Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is advertised as a fifty cent remedy with no cure no pay. It proclaims itself tasteless and containing quinine and iron, claiming a long history of standing the test of time.
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