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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
7
A New York inventor advocates a tire using a vacuum chamber through the wheel instead of a traditional inflated pneumatic design. Proponents claim improved efficiency, durability, and performance for motor vehicles, though technical challenges and practicality remain under discussion.
An old advertisement notes five years ago a severe chronic constipation and claims Chamberlain's Tabieta cured it. The item is marketed by S F Fish in Brookly, Michigan, with sales through dealers. A separate note mentions Dr W J Morgan in New York promoting a world’s fair on Tyre and Sidon sites to aid Holy Land rejuvenation.
A vintage ad promises a guaranteed top cough and cold remedy with Dr Bell’s Pin Tar Honey. The copy touts millions of satisfied customers and urges purchase at all dealers.
The Department of Agriculture abandoned its Plant Introduction Garden at Fort Brown Texas and recommends turning the land plus buildings and equipment valued above 300000 over to Texas. A state fund is required to support an experiment station for sugar cane and general farm crop research with an estimated 25000 needed to properly establish the work.
In Haven Michigan a civil war captain turned light house keeper credits Electric Bitters with saving him from a wreck and boosting his health after years of other cures. He praises the remedy for kidney trouble chills and sight and endorses it for dyspepsia and liver kidney issues. Bay City report notes a federal building bill emerged in Washington following a Rivers and Harbors Congress delegation's work.
Promote Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as a ready remedy to head off colds with prompt use. The yellow package claims it soothes inflamed air passages and relieves coughing without opiates, potentially saving a doctor’s bill.
Dallas Texas writer J H Gambrell argues Congress transformed by removing appointive power from the Speaker. He contends Texas's Thirty third legislature faces similar trades for chairs clerks and stenographers to influence Speakership and notes railroad liquor and other interests seek influence. He urges the legislature to take control and elect a speaker reflecting white American sentiment and oppose domination by special interests.
W P Broylea reports a fifteen year kidney and bladder illness cured by Foley Kidney Pills. He credits relief for a severe backache and painful bladder issues. The Methodist Episcopal denomination plans to raise four year church work funds totaling 4 265 000 with 3 400 000 for missions.
A marginal note describes a liver purifier named alomel or Bad Bat Simmons with strong claims of tightening action. A trial is referenced showing bilious symptoms abating. The text mentions yellow tin boxes and a prior trial, with vague promotional language.
Dr J P Chambers offers professional services to the public with twelve years of active practice. Graduate of St Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons he undertook post graduate work at Chicago Post Graduate Medical School. Office over Sega Gracey Store. residence phone two. Urinary and linen women a specialty.
A mixed promotional piece extols business education and individual efficiency to boost income. It touts Tyler Commercial College and catalog offers, with testimonials and a short endorsement of Hall's Catarrh Cure and Foley Kidney Pills. Included are unrelated notices about penal studies in France and charity work in Oklahoma.
A sensational note claims John D. Rockefeller Jr plans a controversial psychological laboratory project to address crime by saving girls, amid descriptions of vast funds and global reach. The piece mixes implausible figures with bold claims about social reform through science.
A collection of humorous aphorisms and quips listed in a Boston Transcript snippet. The lines ridicule clumsy speech, inflated brains, and everyday folly with playful imagery and social satire.
W H Chapman of Winnebago Nebraska recounts treating his two children with Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound. He says the medicine cured their cough without a doctor's bill, noting the product has no opiates and saved him 25 cents on a bottle.
Port Lavaca ships two car loads of seed oysters to Ames Brothers’ beds on the Pacific coast with a second shipment to follow. Oysters packed two layers deep in refrigerator cars travel via the Southern Pacific line and will be in transit for about a week, signaling a promising, growing industry for the South Texas coast.
A young girl rides horseback through a fearful forest fire in the Catskill and saves many lives, while mentions of Dr King's New Discovery claim cures for lung trouble and pneumonia. Patterson credits dramatic cough relief and weight gain after four family deaths. Trial bottle offered.
The Progressive Economic Club in New York promotes a proposed city market estimated at 7 million dollars. The plan aims to benefit both small and large consumers.
Drillers at Boyle and Duncan avenues in St Louis struck a gas well during water drilling near a brewery plant that owns the site. Rub-My-Tism will cure you. g-20.
Thousands report long lasting relief from Doan's Kidney Pills with repeated home testimonials. W K Kennon of Jefferson Texas recalls a 1908 public endorsement after kidney trouble and praises the product obtained from Citizens Drug Co. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold nationwide for 50 cents by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States.
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