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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1906
Page
3
There is a steady rise in female anglers and Yarmouth, England now hosts a lady sea anglers club. Gentlemen may join, but the committee is entirely composed of women.
A remark credits author William Dean Howells with study of regional dialects he can identify a speaker’s city of origin by their accent. The claim highlights Howells as a detector of geographic speech patterns across the country.
The sultan of Turkey is not an indolent sovereign. described as imperial ac on victim, he reportedly works about 15 hours daily.
Cannibal Chief tells a missionary he will reach the children, asserting they always get what is left. The exchange centers on plans to extend aid and influence among local youth, highlighting tension between cultures and priorities.
A Baltimore American quip contrasts wives with a ready maid. An ad promotes Dean's Regulats laxative for habitual constipation, claiming a single dose cures. Available at J F Crow Drug Co. in 25 cent boxes.
The text urges white ribboners to educate and agitate together by distributing temperance literature. It argues that leaflets reach non listeners and cites Neal Dow on sowing literature. It calls for monthly leaflets in Sunday schools and church activities, enlisting Christian Endeavor to widen impact.
A collection of old advertisements notes modest claims for Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and Early Risers laxative, toutting cures for diarrhoea dysentery stomach pains and constipation. It mentions Quito Ecuador with sunrises at six oclock and cites Dean's Ointment for itching and skin ailments. The column ends with a quip about a genius.
The British and Foreign Bible Society notes a remarkable year despite unrest in Russia with over 500000 copies circulated in European Russia and a large number in Siberia.
The late Earl of Winchelsea and Nottingham was an notable amateur actor in youth at Eton. His youngest son, Hon Denys Finch Hatton, has been elected president of Pop, the famous Eton debating society. Advice on Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Chamberlain's Salve is included as medical endorsements.
An amended appropriation bill awards Greenville a 70000 grant for a public building. Mrs Whitesere of Buffalo notes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a remedy for croup and claims success in her family. The J F Crow Drug lists it for sale. The English water color painting school is praised as world class.
The Sydney Bulletin notes that 180 musical professors, mostly men, teach singing in Allan's teaching rooms in Melbourne. Pupils are mostly girls and the list of instructors is described as a selected group.
The Hamburg stage star Frau Marguerite Wank, famed for Aunt Grunstein in Hamburger Leiden at Covent Garden London, marked 60 years on stage and was nearly overwhelmed by flowers from the audience. She is about 80 years old.
Nations strive to curb the white plague as Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds safely. Do not risk health with unknown remedies. Fo us Honey and Tar is advertised as safe and certain. The genuine product comes in a yellow package from J. F. Crow Drug Co.
An engineering feat finishes complete drainage for a 460 square mile district in Italy by a canal project. About 6,000 workers have been engaged since 1901 to achieve the drainage system.
Quizzit asks if divorces interest. Miss Flygh replies she has not reached that, saying the marriage question keeps her guessing. Detroit Free Press reflects a light exchange on relationships and social curiosity.
Norway operated four calcium carbide factories with 1904 exports of 65 258 tons valued around 266 000 dollars. By 1905 exports rose to nearly 9 000 tons amid ongoing industry activity.
Summer dehydration and overheating can strain kidneys. The notice recommends Foley's Kidney remedy as an immediate aid and urges attention to kidney health during hot conditions.
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