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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
2
The issue notes Dr Pierce’s Favorite Preservation and Golden Medical Discovery will, from the Buffalo laboratory, carry a full list of ingredients. Testimonials from Mrs. W. Harrison of Sioux City Iowa praise cures and warn against unnecessary operations. The piece also reports on Navy ship funding, patent office delays, and Congress debates.
The Jefferson Jefferson paper notes publication details and mailing terms. Washington weather breaks May records as Congress faces late session rush with possible late June adjournment. Maxim Gorky plans to move from New York to Chicago. Hearst predicts defeat for New York governor by fraud.
Time card shows east bound trains including Mail and Express at 8 19 a m No 3 Night Express 1 42 a m No 5 Cannon Ball 1 28 p m and other services 6 47 p m 1 54 p m 2 00 a m with Hazard as Jefferson Texas local agent plus westbound timings No 221 2 50 p m No 225 12 56 a m with O Connor as local agent Jefferson Texas.
The issue lists Sunday schools and services for Church of the Living Christ, Presbyterian Church, and Baptist Church with pastors, meeting times, and activities. It notes church social events, prayer meetings, and youth groups, plus a donation by Mrs Holdy to relief efforts in San Francisco.
The article states King Alphonso intends to present jewels valued at half a million dollars to his bride, while noting the Pearl of the Antilles will not be included. Prophet Dewis returned to Zion and did not perform a miracle or further aid to the people.
Jefferson readers are asked to investigate claims about Dean's Kidney Pills. Lee Culberson of Gilmer Texas testifies the pills helped his wife’s backache and cites a severe kidney case cured locally. Crow Drug Co. reports customer success and Foster Milburn Co. sells the product for 50 cents in the United States. Remember the name Doap's.
The piece asserts Mexico is a bad place for a penniless man and predicts a forthcoming boom elsewhere once discovery occurs. It cites scientists on the world lasting about 100 million years and mentions the Panama Canal awaiting early completion. An advertisement hawks Dean’s Regulats for constipation relief at 25 cents through J Fy Crow Drug Co.
A weighty admonition from Success magazine highlights how a strong, poverty-born individual can squander earnings by investing without due diligence. The piece notes funds flow across great distances to unknown recipients via ads and schemes from smooth promoters.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy, promising $8100 to anyone it cannot cure. It claims constitutional treatment, internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, and urges sending for testimonials. Also promotes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar and mocks tax assessors.
Texas inventors receive patents reported by C A Snow and Co patent attorneys in Washington DC. Names include Joseph Burke Victoria non refillable bottle John W Harris Pearsall combined pipe clamp and wrench Thomas C Henninger Markham separator and bagging device Isaac C Kerridge Corpus Christi Cot canopy Mahlon E Layne Houston wire winding machine Claude M McAfee Wach well drilling machine Clemens A Struve Payetteville bailing press Thomays Turpin Aubrey measuring device. Send ten cents with date for copies.
An advertisement by WIL Cure Consumption and A A Herren of Finch Ark touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the best remedy for coughs colds and lung trouble claiming it cures consumption in early stages. The note mocks inconsistencies in common sayings about pots and kettles and remarks Aluminum is now widely used.
A wry aphorism notes that a husband deemed perfect by his wife may deserve a reward or upgrade, humorously suggesting lofty expectations lead to rewards and consequences in marriage.
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