Good Manners Linked to Health via Favorite Prescription
The article argues refined manners depend on health and recommends Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for womanly diseases. It claims the remedy cures nervousness inflammation and a range of female troubles, citing Mrs. Florence Archer's testimonial of relief after six bottles and advised local treatment.
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Washington
Pierce
Florence Archer
Eason
Macon Co
Tenn
Dr. Pierce
Public Notice of Postal Copies Available by Mail
Office announces copies of the Jefferson Journal are available by mail. Subscriptions continue unless a formal order to stop is received and all arrears are paid in full. Copies can be purchased single or in dozen packs from the Pont Office in Jefferson Texas.
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Pont
Jefferson
Texas
Railway Time Card and Political Gleanings from Jefferson
The notice lists mixed railway timetables for Texas and Pacific and connections at Jefferson with local agents O Casson and Hazann. Interwoven commentary questions Senate actions toward Roosevelt and mentions Col Bell arranging a Texas trip, cabinet resignations, insect control bills, and the Franklin bequest growing to about 411000.
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Col. Bell
Texas
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress braces for vast material bills and tax demand
Fourteen days remain in Congress as it weighs army navy postal Indians pensioners and hundreds of supply bills. The President’s dinner in Little Hungary featured exotic dishes while Washington buzzes over land fraud indictments involving a U S Senator and two Oregon congressmen. A New York man offers a thousand dollars to charity for a perfectly happy married man.
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Congress
Army
Navy
Postal Department
Indians
Pensioners
Sam
United States
Oregon
Washington
New York
Average congressman bills and receipts for time served
A Washington paper argues that many congressmen leave office with little tangible to show beyond their board bill. It suggests readers hope they also receive a receipt for that service.
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Washington
Caricaturists flood Gov. Pen nypacker with anonymous valentines
A group of caricaturists sent valentines to Governor Pen nypacker of Pennsylvania on February 24 but kept signatures and identities hidden. Country Life in America calls the piano in homes a clumsy monstrosity noting eighty six jarring notes in most homes as tired men cope with noise.
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Caricaturistes
Gov. Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
America
Rail rate bills pushed as riders to pension bill
A political note argues the only path for railroad rate legislation is attaching it as a rider to the pension bill, asserting that route guarantees passage in Congress.
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Congress
Senate Clash Over Arbitration Treaties Ends in Impasse
Phene and the Senate confront dispute over arbitration pacts.Roosevelt and Hay sought executive power to close disputes without Senate ratification via a Hague Court reference. The Senate, 50 to 9, sees any foreign agreement as a treaty needing its assent and rejects the president’s short cut as undemocratic and unbecoming.
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Phene
Senate
Jaggarheads
Roosevelt
Hay
Court of Arbitration
Hague
Deliberative
New Trade Mark Law Set To Take Effect April 1905
The Congress enacted a new trade mark law to begin April 1 1905 allowing interstate users to register marks with a ten dollar fee. A trade mark grants exclusive use akin to a patent and applies to many goods across mineral, vegetable and animal kingdoms.
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Congress
United States
Embezzlement Losses By State Top 1904 Total
The year 1904 saw embezzlement in the United States exceed ten million dollars. New York led with the largest losses, California and Pennsylvania close behind, highlighting regional disparities in corporate misconduct.
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United States
New York
California
Pennsylvania
Local Grocery Ad Lists Household Staples
A compact advertisement lists items including footwear care products, shoe dressing, candy, canned fruits, meats, kish, and vegetables for daily household needs. It highlights a selection of pantry and cleaning supplies with no specific brands or prices.
Opportunity and Fraud Exposed in Medicine Ads
A visitor asks about a concealed face on a statue named Opportunity, and a sculptor explains it is hidden because men seldom recognize, while wings on its feet warn that it is soon gone. The notice warns against counterfeit Dr King s New Discovery cures and urges looking for the makers name Bucklen s to avoid imitations. A $2000 reward is offered for Milton Andrews for the murder of Mrs Bessie Bouton on Cutler Mountain Colorado.
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Dr. King
Bucklen
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Windsor
Canada
Milton Andrews
Bessie Bouton
Cutler Mountain
Colorado
Special Clubbing Offer For The Semi Weekly News
A promotional notice advocates subscribing to The Semi Weekly News and The JIMPLECUTE for one year at $1.50 cash in advance. It highlights world news twice weekly, farmer pages, youth sections, market reports, and practical farm experiences, describing the package as unbeatable value.
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Farmers’ Institute
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KA. & T. East Hound
O'Casson
Jefferson Texas
United States Senate
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Nicholas
Russia
Douttess
Wynne
London
Scudder
Benjamion Franklin
Hungary
LAW Partnership
Hall
FJ. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney ,Co
All Drugaints
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Cabstoria
Brambert & King
Dr. Price's Box
Aote
Chamberlain
W. J. Ledberry
Sherma
Num
Luuinul
Glopton
Eugene Smith
J. R. Singleton
Dr. Bralloup
Cor. Polk and Henderson Bta
J. H. Benefield
Attorney At Law
W. T. Armistead
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