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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1905
Page
2
The article extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for dyspepsia and stomach disorders, claiming improved digestion and stronger nutrition. It praises past patients, including Rev. W. H. Patterson, who recovered after extensive trial and use of the physician’s remedies.
Public notice from Jefferson Texas states copies of the Jammison Jirln cate are ready for mailing and can be obtained at the office. The paper is mailed to subscribers until a definite order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid in full.
Rail schedule items list trains and times for Texas and Pacific and related lines with arrivals下午 and departures in a historic timetable fragment. The clipping also includes short editorials noting political commentary about money, judges, and public figures with brief opinions.
The text notes Russian envoys will be grateful landing in America where they can discuss peace without the constant threat of assassination or bomb attacks by extremists.
The Ruasiad and Japanese plenipotentiaries open talks in Washington amid U.S. president Roosevelt's insistence on swift progress. The administration vows to show both the Occident and the Orient how to pursue vigorous diplomacy without delay.
The report notes fifty nine deaths and serious injuries amid a birth day celebration. It also mentions a political row over a quit term after an interview with Mr. Wallace and President taft inviting the secretary to leave the war department for secretary of state.
News notes Sakalin Island captured by Japan and warns Russia to seek armistice quickly or face heavy losses before the peace conference.
A grainy ad urges kidney disease sufferers to try Dow's Kidney Pills. Claimed to cure back pain, irregular urine, and related symptoms, it cites J. O Floyd of Marshall, Texas, and testimonials including his daughter. Sold by J F Crow Drug Co and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as US agents.
Britain plans an 18 000 ton battleship named the Dreadnaught driven by turbines with a top speed around 20 knots and armed with ten 12 inch guns firing 350 pound projectiles. At a cost of 10 million dollars, its potential success could trigger a naval arms race as other powers evaluate newer weapons amid soaring maintenance expenses and fears of rapid obsolescence.
An exchange notes that editorials and news columns build towns while investors watch advertising columns for real signs of community vitality. Ads are described as thermometers of public warmth and the pulse of business readiness in the community.
Friction flares between retiring Count Cassini and new Baron Rosen as Cassini sails to Europe, easing the peace conference from burden of reconciling Russian diplomacy.
The text alludes to Philadelphia city connect and Pennsylvania legislature with a debate on popular government. It mentions Tammany rules and suggests a figure may sacrifice for the country, reflecting volatile political tensions and noir-era rhetoric.
The article notes that Colombia can thank the United States for sending an accomplished press agent in the person of John Barrett.
The article references Dr HN Re de ye tein and a claim about curative powers, mentions Bond for valuable remedies and a Toledo firm CHANEY & CO. selling a pill for constipation, and ends with a San Antonio Light quote about immigrants and depopulation fears.
A national ruling requires factory numbers and revenue stamps to be scratched on tobacco boxes before sale with penalties from fifty to five hundred dollars per offense. Paris reports a diamond cure for consumption linked to a Tennessean recommendation for King’s New Discovery for Consumption. A mortgage of 10 million dollars to Farmers Loan & Trust Co of New York secures bonds and funds large improvements for the M. E. and TY railroad as listed by Greenville Banner.
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters for digestive health with claims of bowel and liver benefits. It notes completion of harbor and channel work at Brownsville allowing large vessels to enter and turn. Also reports ten thousand acres of Sherman and Denison crops ruined by flood creeks and lists The J Crow Drug Co as seller.
Dr William Henry an English physician states that experiments show all forms of animal life including insects have a taste for alcohol and that fish are the only treatment tools in creation.
A 15 ounce Helberta peach weighing 15 ounces is shown in Jacksonville Texas grown by unknown grower. The notice also reports 24 of 25 in Pocahontas Arkansas approving Dr Mendenhall cure with 21 of 25 satisfied customers. The J F Crow Drug Co sells the chill cure. W H Skinner a druggist endorses it. February 17 1905.
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