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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1905
Page
6
Max Fleischmann the Cincinnati mill owner and his bride Miss Sherlock plan two distinctive honeymoons. A Caribbean and South American cruise will sail on Fleischmanns yacht, then a second Arctic Ocean tour aboard the Norwegian vessel Laura as they pursue proximity to the North Pole.
Water cure recommends half a pint of hot water before breakfast to keep bowels regular. Avoid hash cathartics and use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets if a purgative is needed. Dean's Ointment offers relief for skin conditions. True charity is linked to action, not absent treatment.
Vernon Call and Qua Nah Chief attack Texas politicians for alleged corruption tied to railroad free passes. They argue bribery via passes undermines anti-free pass efforts and question salary increases before constitutional changes. Their stance reflects distrust in state governance and calls for reform.
A Harper reader credits Electric Bitters with curing chronic stomach and liver trouble after a seven year battle. Edward Atkinson dies at 78, noted economist who preached Thrift for toilers while spending vast sums himself, contrasted with Rockefeller teaching economy to a Sunday school class by million dollar contrasts.
An old advertisement touts Dr Wood s Norway Pine Syrup as aiding vigor for aging adults. It notes sale through J F Crow Drug Co and mentions a court conscience subpuns.
A reflective piece honors Jefferson’s early church ministers and citizens who helped sustain the community. It recalls local figures Grigsby, Clark, Buckner, Baker, Wilson, Clemons, Modrell and others, noting fading memory of pioneers and the town’s enduring debt of gratitude. A brief plug for Dr King’s New Life Pills ends the reminiscence.
An old ad style item touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds croup and whooping cough. It also notes Texas Baptists raise and distribute funds to church educational institutions and promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil for burns sprains and accidents. The piece ends with a moral line about character formed by daily life.
An old year becomes new in a War era poem where a veteran fades as a young soldier, a bugle sounds taps, and a frost covered scene marks recollection of loss and renewal. Minna Irving features in Leslie's Weekly with a seasonal medley.
A description of New Year celebrations in France with cards flowers and bonbons exchanged. Family members greet each other with bows kiss hands and then visit relatives and friends carrying remembrances while younger members spread cheer and lively talk.
In Ruanain Russia New Year marks children day with a village custom. Early morning youths roam from house to house pelting doors with shelled heat and dried pessa until hosts offer cakes or fruit. aunts and old folks renew games as part of the practice.
The old custom of first footing persists in Ireland where a fair man brings luck while a dark man, a woman, a red haired or squinting person is seen as unlucky. In northern England a dark man is preferred as the first foot.
A Canton Center mail carrier, E. G. Case, praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior for croup and colds, claiming reliable, lasting results with no after effects. Availability noted through all druggists. An English breeder asks to be listed for cattle at an agricultural exhibition, remarking on a calf entry.
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