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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
6
A damaged notice recounts a family tale of heart trouble and recovery using Dr Miles Heart Remedy. It claims a father’s cure and urges others to begin treatment for shortness of breath fainting spells swelling ankles and chest pains. The ad promotes Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana.
The Women's League for Animals files plans for a $50,000 animal hospital with a roof garden. An elevator will carry convalescing animals to the roof to romp, while doctors warn about colds and lung disease. Ballard's Horehound Syrup is advertised.
A Toledo Blade letter argues water divining is a natural force aided by geology and intelligence. It cites England's board recognizing the potential in locating water and even drains or springs to aid construction through combined science and intuition.
Beat Cough Medicine for Children Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for use in children and essential when a medicine must be used. For sale by all. A Campbell with an average load travels 25 miles a day and 90 miles when unencumbered. Keema Ringworm Better chapped hands or lips.
The 1918 district jury draw in the Eastern District of Texas selected fifty names from a pool of four hundred forty one. Names include M A Vincent J D Parrott Frizzell Dan iel Wright G T Pittman and many others from Harrison, Morris, Hopkins, Upshur, Marion, Camp, Cass counties.
A collage of vintage ad lines mentions Castoria for infants, references a book on the “Soul of Man,” a banquet payment to Henry Crayton Toa, Madagascar coffee, Simmons Liver Salve claims, and fruit juice figures. The page mixes product pitches, health claims, and odd testimonials without a single cohesive news item.
The Marion County Texas Probate Court schedules a February 1913 hearing for the estate of Geo F Moseley with J S W Monelly as administrator. The filing includes exhibits and accounts, with all interested parties invited to contest the date at the County Courthouse. Clerk Le E Parsonsell notes the official seal and date.
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