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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1905
Page
6
An advertisement extolls Tut's Pills for torpid liver causing headaches dyspepsia and other ailments and warns against cow diseases with a Mills ad. It also recounts a Fredericktown Missouri tale about a gossiping neighbor whose rotten eggs and decayed fruit metaphor reveal betrayal by the carrier of rumors.
The passage urges saving as ten dollars earned from one saved and cites practical savings like seeds and remedies. It notes local merchants selling Chamberlain's remedy and Dr Thomas Electric Oil, plus a Hopkins county peach grower predicting 10 million bushels of Elbertas and a $25 million timber syndicate active in Southern Mississippi mills.
The article notes Texas has 8,500,000 peach trees, more than any other state. It also mentions Chamberlains Stomach and Liver tablets as a laxative option and cites Russia’s public debt at 6,000,000,000 dollars, with one sixth incurred by the current war.
Courier reports Congressman Sheppard says U S Engineer H M Marshall promises rapid use of the $100000 appropriation for Red River above Fulton. Five quarter-boat teams to clean the river, substantial funding this and next season, and plans for a light draft snagboat and dredge. Sheppard to accompany engineers on Sulphur Cypress surveys as navigation efforts intensify in the Red River valley.
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a pleasant surprise for stomach and liver pain. The remedy promises relief from headache dizziness and constipation for 25 cents a box. A Washington Star quip about marriage adds a light edge.
A collage of praise from The Omaha Breeze and Wills Point Chronicle on the Jefferson Jimpireure entering its 38th year. Mentions founders Ward Taylor and successors, the enduring Texas weekly status, and Miss Taylor’s editorial role.
Ruth, daughter of K. N. Dewey of Agnewville Virginia, survived cholera infantum after taken by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The sponsor credited quick improvement within five hours and full recovery after half a bottle. Remedy sold by W. J. Sedberry. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for cuts burns and sores with a 25 cent price. Also note Hancock New Hampshire hosts largest egg farm with 400 hens in 600 houses.
An ad urges buying Chamberlain's Oolic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with life saving claims. Separately a note reports a large factory in Mexico City will handle 50 000 tons of steel annually for construction. Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is also advertised as a safe plan to have on hand for cholera infantum dysentery diarrhoea with vendors The J F Crow Drug Co and W J Sedberry named.
Local seller announces readiness to supply all kinds of beef and guarantees prompt city delivery. Willing to buy cattle at all times and operate a morning wagon service to reach customers across the city.
A South Bend paper reports Northport Michigan farmers held potatoes for higher prices last year and are now giving them away. Twenty five cents buys thirty bushels, the cost being hauling. Sherman men offer about 20 cents a bushel for potatoes in the street markets.
The report cites stomach trouble and constipation remedies and praises Chamberlain is Stomach and Liver Tablets by C Towns Rat Portage Ontario Canada. It notes the Southern Cotton Association’s price maintaining work amounts to millions for cotton owners and calls for precinct meetings and a perfected organization. Also mentions a yellow pine paper mill in Orange restarting after 50 000 of new machinery boosting capacity and quality.
Concord Kentucky resident B F Leek testifies Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured a 20 year upper lip sore that hindered eating. Denton county Old Settler Association schedules annual celebration in Denton on August 3 and 4 with preparations aiming for a historical event.
A New York steamship has been equipped as a pool room and will receive wireless race results. A recent legal decision states authorities have no right to interfere with the arrangement.
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