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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1905
Page
3
The next regular meeting of the Board of Medical Examiners of Texas is scheduled for October 17 18 and 19 in San Antonio.
A Panama Fever note describes fleeing cholera like fever and relief from Wintersmiths Tonic with doctor’s backing. It touts immunity to malaria and protection against yellow fever, with a Dublin advertising push from Peter & Co. Louisville and Ely Brothers remedies promoting catarrh and hay fever relief.
A rural bride and groom board a Mt Pleasant train and ask for the best accommodations for the night. The conductor quips about a berth, and the groom clarifies they have just married and seek a place to spend the night.
J D Runyan of Butlerville Illinois attributes his strange symptoms to Dr King s New Life Pills calling them a perfect remedy for dizziness sour stomach headache and constipation priced at 25 cents each. The yellow fever scare in New Orleans spurs interior cities to clean up.
The report states Marshal Oyama predicts the Chinese will soon be able to till the soil in Manchuria, signaling potential shifts in regional agricultural activity and control.
Three bullets hit Mrs A C Young as she neared Kaufman Texas. Her husband A C Young was jailed but no warrant was sworn charging him with murder. The couple had arrived from Van Zandt county and stayed at a relatives’ home.
Typhoid fever cases rise in Humble Texas and Plentiful cistern screenings in Galveston. A Berwyn depot raid nets two men with eighteen quarts of Niquor while public health advice urges castor oil and remedies for infant bowel issues. Albertan peach grower nets cash from six acres, Electric Bitters praised for stomach liver and kidney relief with a Columbus Ohio testimonial.
The Portland Oregonian notes that former editor Whitelaw Reid becomes ambassador to the Court of St James with a salary of 17,500 dollars a year and a four year house rental allowance of 40,000 dollars.
Wm. Smith a pantryman from Colon died in New York from yellow fever aboard the steamer Advance. The report notes no such thing as summer complaint and mentions Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry and Nature's ZONEOY for diarrhea. Secretary Wilson appointed P. L. Hutchinson of New Orleans to the bureau of statistics.
The Brenham Banner quotes the Houston Chronicle saying there are widespread takeoffs and divies with the people paying the costs. It calls for a general government overhaul and a moral awakening to restore honesty and fair dealing.
Payments under the Kennedy tax bill indicate the annual revenue will amount to 200,000 a year.
A Cumberland Maryland father credits Dr King's New Discovery for curing his 11 month old daughter after two doctors gave up. The ad touts Burdock Blood Bitters for vitality. Also reports Sank Majors sentenced to death for assault in Waco and Fort Worth Record editor Clarence Ousley urged as UT president successor.
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