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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1905
Page
3
Editor urges men to choose home as remedy for trouble and reform. He argues domestic focus ends divorces and neglect, advising going home when tired, needing comfort, or wanting to improve behavior. The piece highlights family unity and accountable conduct at home.
Mrs. Jnc A Young of Day NY suffered neuralgia of the liver and stomach, weak heart, and poor appetite. Electric Bitters relieved and cured her, touted as the best medicine for weak women. Sold by druggists at 50 cents under guarantee.
M. Rouault shows trees may be transplanted at night in full folings during May or June with little or no injury. Demonstrations satisfy prominent French horticulturists.
Advertorial touts Dr Mendenhall’s Chill and Fever Cure as the best remedy for malaria chills and fever. It promises the medicine as a general tonic and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to satisfy.
York Pa prophet Lee Spangler issues 1905 predictions covering revolt in Russia with royal murders and world war, a sunspot omen signaling fires and riots in the United States, drought and earthquakes in the Old World, and a famed future philosophy book by an obscure author aiding President Roosevelt.
The word America designating the New World appears for the first time on the 1507 Waldseemüller map, a copy of which was recently presented to President Roosevelt.
Oswald Wilcox explains a southern crop system pairing corn with cow peas to improve soils for cotton. He details deep fall plowing, row spacing, seed selection within 200 miles, fertilizer mixes of phosphate and cottonseed meal, and careful cultivation to achieve sturdy ears and dense pea cover between corn rows.
An ad-like composition argues kidney trouble affects both sexes and all ages. It touts Swamp-Root by Dr. Kilmer as a remedy with free samples and pamphlets, urging readers to mail for information and to remember the product name and address. It also mixes in agricultural cost-benefit calculations from A. Knapp, citing corn yield gains and farm expenses alongside the medical pitch.
A Paris Medicine Co advertisement offers Para Ointment with a 14 day money back guarantee for all pile cases, claiming first application relief. The ad includes ordering details and price. It then shifts to market notes about canned eggs, describing a new canning process and profit margins for poultry farmers.
An advertisement asserts ing's New Life Pills can cure sickness from poisons of undigested food and promises a money back guarantee. It urges readers to buy at drug stores for 2 cents.
Pasteboard made of 40 per cent peat fiber and 60 per cent wood shavings becomes a standard product in Germany and Sweden, noted for being stronger lighter and cheaper than traditional pasteboard.
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