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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1906
Page
6
A vintage advertisement claims Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root cures kidney, bladder and urinary issues. It describes using a glass of water to test kidney health, cites relief from back pain, and promotes samples and mail offers from Binghamton New York.
In January a crop harvested by a Simonton couple, planted in September and left without cultivation, yielded several hundred bushels. The Colorado Citizen notes diversification and says Texas soil supports such yields.
Chas W Moore a Ford City machinist burned his hand in an electrical furnace and treated with Bucklen Amnica Salve receiving a quick cure. Prof Hunter warns boll weevil will drift fifty miles further east this year threatening all Southern States Texas Farmer reports the pest.
One of the largest peach orchards in Indian Territory is being sold by C. M. Witter of Tupelo who plans to plant 10 000 trees. Tsita burn uses Dr Thomas Electric Oil. At The J F Crow Drug Co.
A pointed satirical piece mocks Mrs. Morris at the White House and praises President Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth. The author insists on rallying around the president, his family, and the nation, ending with a toast to the Roosevelts and the eagle.
Physicians link colds to many serious diseases and urge avoiding colds. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised as a safe cure without opiates. Texas feed inspection tags total 5 million issued since July, covering 250000 tons of feed. Over 500 Texas producers and about 100 out-of-state firms comply. Inspection is directed by A and M College with three deputies and two clerks. Enforcement helps prevent fraud and may yield state revenue.
The trouble about accumulating money is that just about the time a man begins to save up or reach a goal he feels compelled to give it all up. The excerpt notes a common impulse toward spending once funds begin to grow.
An archival ledger fragment records multiple county funds including Credit, Stationary, Stationary Special, Court House and Jail, Rent, and Red Funds. Entries show vouchers returned, balances carried forward, and occasional named payees such as G. Braden and Jones with amounts ranging around hundreds of dollars. The document captures January balances and November through January activity, highlighting ongoing accounting for public funds.
The article notes that mothers who keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand avoid uneasiness as coughs colds and croup in children are quickly cured it counters cold to pneumonia and early croup signs prevent attacks. It contains no injurious ingredients and is widely sold. It also mentions a New York health department claim of diagnosing hydrophobia in twenty minutes replacing a three day method.
A French reporter in 1837 celebrated the opening of the first railway with vivid prose. He described the locomotive as a prodigious tall of vapor floating in the firmament, calling it a noble and intrepid horse that nothing can stop and referencing Job's horse.
A druggist offers a refund of 50 cents if Pazo Ointment fails to cure piles within six days. The ad promises relief for bleeding protruding and other pile symptoms and labels the remedy a guaranteed cure.
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