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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1906
Page
5
A local shop highlights a broad range of canned vegetables and seafood including tomatoes corn kraut peas beans okra and more. New offerings feature mackerel cod fish and rolled herring with cereals coffee and tea lines and an Elgin Coffee Mill for whole bean grinding.
A promotional note extols the seventh car in four months of Peace Maker Premium Flour sold at retail with no complaints. It invites new customers to try one sack to experience light biscuits and cakes the flour produces.
A damaged OCR fragment lists assorted foods and condiments including chocolate cocoa, shredded cocoa nut mince meat macaroni spaghetti vermicelli full cream cheese pickles oysters ketchup olives pickled pepper hash manilla relish pure fruit jellies strawberry peach blackberry cherry pineapple preserves maraschino cherries maraschino pineapple and maple syrup.
The notice markets a shop selling spices canned meats canned fruit canned macaroni and cheese dressings sugar vinegar and various staples including Borax thread apple butter stock food chili pork and beans and tamales.
Promoters urge trying Golden Gate line of spices and flavoring extracts with a next order, promising surprising quality and variety.
Partial OCR item list mentions Heinz products including olives pickles relishes and sauces. Reads as a grocery or catalog snippet noting Fancy Krout scotchup Queen Olives Butter and various condiments. Contains several misspellings and unclear items but signals a retail or product listing from the era.
A letter from United States Senator Charles A. Culberson to Col George W. Keene discusses Keene’s winter in Mineral Wells Texas. Culberson regrets missing Confederate day in Dallas praises Mineral Wells waters hopes for Keene’s health and recalls Civil War era conversations with Col Young and others. The note appears in the Daily Index Mineral Wells.
A lighthearted exchange shows a parent asking about the newborn’s name while a child jokes the baby cannot talk yet, highlighting a domestic moment of curiosity and affection.
A reader from Franklin, Louisiana touts Hunt's Cure as the best remedy for eczema and skin conditions, claiming it cures itching instantly and remains trusted for years. A Boston racial protest is described, with remarks urging punishment of white blame and suggesting sending ruffians to agitators for support.
An article discusses diphtheria contraction via susceptibility after a cold and touts Chamberlain's Doughy as a cure. It notes San Francisco will use mostly frame buildings with some brick and reinforced concrete. It also mentions a laxative syrup and the Pullman Palace Car Company increasing capital stock to 100 million dollars.
Notice to customers proclaims Fo ley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. Some men attribute their success to early failure.
An advertising claim promotes Simmon's Cough Syrup as a quick cure for coughs colds sore throats and chest symptoms. The copy promises relief and comfort by using the product.
A promotional note from Lathrop and Liverman’s Market touts prime beef options with a cheerful insistence on high quality and reliable service, encouraging readers to buy meat there. The copy emphasizes choice cuts and confidence, inviting customers to visit for meat purchases.
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