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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1906
Page
2
An advertisement claims Dr Merce's Favorite Prescription is the sole medicine for women’s ailments with a disclosed formula and no harmful ingredients. It asserts the product is manufactured at the Buffalo lab and emphasizes transparency and established success.
The Dimplecute announces publication status for Jefferson Texas mailing. Copies of the Jefferson JimpLeCute are mailed to subscribers and available for purchase. discontinue orders and arrears payment end subscriptions.
Train schedule entry listing hound and express trains with numbers and times. Includes entries for No 101 and No 1 mail and express, night express No 8 and No 4 cannon ball, with local agents T Hazann and M P O Connor in Jefferson Texas.
Sunday School and prayers listed for CHURCH DIRECTORY with times and officers. Presbyterian and First Baptist notices include service hours and superintendents with upcoming meeting details and invitations. Also brief items note Japan pension move and Rockefeller remark. Old Geronimo’s marriage and other varied notes conclude the column.
A fragmented reminiscence describes Dr. Pierce and his Favorite Prescription prepared in a Buffalo laboratory. The piece links early medical practice with travel doctors, notes on women’s diseases, and the emergence of a “real prescription” from native plant extracts and careful chemistry. It also touches on political scandals and social curiosities of the era.
In England Countesses and Ladies support husbands' parliamentary bids by riding the stump and delivering pell-binders from carts rear. Wives of politicians count their husbands' constituent families for favorable results. In New York Grand Opera performed without a chorus due to a strike, and the soloists pleased the audience with uninterrupted singing.
Representative Grosvenor rejects being buffed by rivals as he presses tariff revision to its end. Rockefeller traces lineage to a grave while contemplating living relatives. President proposes sending U S athletes to Athens for the Olympian games next year amid other political chatter.
An advert announces a reward for any Catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites F J Cheney & Co of Toledo and endorsements from Wanoina Kinsaw & Marvin wholesale druggists. It promotes the cure as blood and mucous system acting and notes price 75 cents per bottle.
Public notice style testimonial extols Doan's Kidney Pills as curing kidney and bladder troubles and back pain. J E Floyd Sr, former police chief now Marshall Texas inspector, praises the remedy after years of suffering. Claims include dizziness and irregular secretions, with daughter also helped. Available from The J F Crow Drug Co and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
An old advertisement claims Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy cures colds croup and whooping cough. The piece notes a German tonic of roasted coffee beans with honey as a remedy for wornout shores.
Advices from Pennsylvania to Kansas report today’s temperatures as the highest January readings in a quarter century. Louisville hit 73 degrees setting a January record not equaled in 33 years, with Chicago 64, St Louis 72, Cincinnati 71, Detroit 64, Indianapolis 70, Pittsburgh 66, Wichita 70.
Druggists advertise E W Groves Laxative Brome All Tablets with a money back guarantee if the cold is not cured. The box price is 25 cents. The notice mentions the emperor of China and speculation about a long journey abroad with the empress.
Mixed and sift two cups flour and brown sugar, add batter and two egg yolks. Roll, cut hatchet shapes, add candied cherry, brush with egg white, bake until browned. Also notes on safety and a drug ad claim about Dr Thomas Electric Oil and a statistic on missing people.
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