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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1904
Page
3
A Kansas woman confesses to engagement, declaring it true and hers. Quotations poke fun at manners and debt, with notes on health cures from White's Vermifuge and Dr King’s Pills, and a New York divorce over many hats.
Miss Lottie Stephens of Temple has been appointed sponsor for the Texas Division of the United Sons of the Confederate Veterans.
Long-winded account cites Sir William Gull testimony on temperance and health. It notes Gull warning alcohol damages liver heart nerves and that water and simple food aid recovery. Biographical sketch of Alton Brooks Parker follows with career milestones and family details.
A Rochester Indiana druggist notes a local customer shared a year ago how Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets helped her. She has since urged friends to try them, praising their pleasant purgative effect. For sale by W J Sedberry.
The text credits Edward Everett as a veteran senate chaplain who condenses life rules into three maxims. Health urges outdoor activity, religion emphasizes faith toward neighbors, and mental growth favors daily conversations with someone regarded as superior.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlains Colle Cholera and Diarrhous Remedy as reliable for stomach challenges and children's ailments. It also promotes red pepper tea for worm treatment and Bucklen's Arnica Salve for burns and pains, with pricing listed at 25 cents.
A Madison ville woman writes of a long cough and sleepless nights before Dr King New Discovery cured her consumption with three one dollar bottles. A visitor jokes with his doctor during a quiet exam as a thermometer awaits removal. Santos-Dumont sails from New York to Paris seeking repairs to his airship for a St. Louis contest.
A. M. Floyd of Hunt County estimates 4000 bushels of wheat from sixty acres this year, averaging 70 bushels per acre. The piece notes pride in small orchards and farms. Fiset National Bank of Santa Anna, Texas is formed with $50,000 capital.
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