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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1906
Page
2
A physician, Dr. Pierce of Duffle NY, endorses his Favorite Prescription for uterine disease. He claims it is not patent medicine but a proven remedy used for forty years, with success in about 98 percent of cases, and aims to make it accessible to women suffering from headaches backaches bearing down and other related symptoms.
An advertisement from Dr. Pierce promotes Favorite Prescription as a safe, trustworthy remedy for ovarian trouble and women’s weaknesses. It highlights Buffalo as the production site, lists testimonials from Olive Hessler of Syracuse, and compares it to Little Liver Pills while urging readers to send stamps for the medical adviser.
Corner Austin and Vale Ste Jefferson Texas announces copies of the Javrenson Jimpereere paper available for mailing and sale. Subscriptions continue until a definite order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid in full.
East bound trains listed for the Texas and Pacific line with schedules for Mail and Express and Night Express. Local agents K. T. Hazann at Jefferson and M. P. O’Goxxon at Jefferson designated.
Sunday worship times listed for Christ Church Presbyterian and First Baptist including Sunday School and prayer meetings. Several notices mention church leaders and visiting preaching at Methodist Church. Also includes miscellaneous civic notes and a brief column on Roosevelt publicity and public sympathy for miners versus consumers.
A columnist notes that women still desire diamonds in hoops and necklaces rather than solitaire rings. The piece also mentions a shipload of dangerous criminals returned from the Philippines and freed in San Francisco, plus political and social items about Boni de Castellano and Washington's Birthday plans.
A Longview Texas shoemaker Bradburn testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved severe lower back pain and regulated kidney function. He notes immediate improvement and cites other Jefferson residents with similar results. The J F Crow Drug Co. stores sell the product, FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
The piece notes a rocking chair at the writer's home likely a century old handed down through generations. A Gazetteer matures with a silver set from 1824 in Denison, and a pair of shears has stayed in a family for over seventy five years. The column pokes at overemphasis on weddings cluttering daily papers.
A Toledo woman alleges her husband beat her 800 times and has deserted her, prompting her to file for divorce. The piece notes few account for a woman who would rather be beaten than deserted, though many are said to be in similar situations.
Convention attendees clash over the one woman one vote policy signaling ambition for political involvement. A dinner honored Lyman Gage drew praise as a distinguished Illinoisan while Wallace claims Taft nearly crushed him at a prior encounter. Government clerks face 18 000 unpaid grocery accounts as calls rise for old age pensions. Groceries and department stores in Washington are floated as pension recipients.
The new Mrs London faces a global voyage with Jack London at the helm aboard a sailing ship. London, famed for his restless spirit, seeks a traveling itinerary across nations while the voyage tests harmony and planning.
Fifty graduating seniors at the Naval Academy failed final examinations amid claims hazing consumed study time. General Sherman Bell will appear in a Denver melodrama, charging admission this time. Helen Gould notes her spinster status, suggesting avoiding marriage to dodge divorce court.
An old notice claims Dr ing s New Life Pills cure all diseases due to malaria poison and constipation. It also notes San Francisco students tanning human skin into purses, valued at 500 dollars for a soft pliant skin resembling chamois.
The article discusses Chinese poultry practices, then visits diverse topics including indigestion remedies like Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, walnut growing by J F Crow Drug Co, and William B. Perry becoming city attorney of New Bedford. It also mentions a 50 acre chestnut orchard in Pennsylvania, Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar, and Muskogee's railroad shop bonus of 40 000.
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