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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1906
Page
2
An advertisement extols Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a safe remedy for female ailments, claiming it cures backache nervousness and other symptoms of womanhood without alcohol. It defends the product against attacks, outlines its alcohol-free formula, and touts the Little Liver Pills as a gentle aid for digestion and liver health.
The public notice from Jefferson Texas announces the Rimplecote edited by Taylor and Taylor with a June 9 1906 publication date. It details office location Corner Anatin and Valette and notes the paper is mailed to subscribers until an order to stop is given and all arrears paid.
West bound and east bound timetable details list Mail Express Cannon Ball and Night Express trains with scheduled times. Local agents M. Hazano and M. P. O Colxon are shown for Jefferson Texas.
A church directory entry lists Sunday school at 10 am at Christ Church with morning worship and Holy Communion on the first Sunday each month. It notes preaching at the Methodist Church on Sabbath, and various midweek prayer meetings, junior league, and women’s societies, with pastors and superintendents named.
The article notes few churches opened in San Francisco while many residents are turning to Quaker worship. It also mentions Senate action on Senator Burton and places Sonster Smoot Stull in unfinished business. King Edward discovers palace stewards pressed merchants for commissions, prompting calls for direct royal marketing by Queen Alexandra.
A French architect wins a $3,000 prize for the best design of the Palace of Peace in The Hague. The article notes this modest sum compared to the prize for the deadliest war projectile. It contrasts the Russian Douma with the US Senate, saying the Douma starts by demanding, while Congress mainly denies presidential and public proposals.
The American Consul at Milan notes potential for American influence in Italy and signals a renaissance mood. A Detroit judge rules a wife is entitled to half her husband’s day, threatening the notion of total ownership by wives. Tillman is identified by a nom de guerre as a cornfield lawyer whose care for others’ coins is minimal. The Panama Canal Commission shows little progress but offers many excuses for delays. Witte reportedly retires from the Russian Cabinet citing impaired health, boosting his life expectancy.
Leo Culberson of Perkins Bros. in Gilmer Texas reports his wife’s kidney backache relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He cites a local kidney complaint cure and urges Jefferson readers to inquire at J F Crow Drug Co. The Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY supplies Doan's at 50 cents and recommends asking for Doan's only.
Inventors express strong discontent at eight month backlog across multiple Patent Office divisions. With the Commissioner away for two months during peak vacation time, delays of two to three years are reported for patent issuance. Inventors note fees of 35 dollars per patent fund office operations and contribute a sizable surplus to the Treasury, urging urgent corrective action.
The Pure Food Bill and drug bill urge clear labeling and fair pricing for foods and medicines. The Beveridge amendment seeks adequate beef and meat packing inspections. Pinchot is noted as a presidential timber potential with public-spirited wealth. Senate retirement quotes and army navy labor commentary close with Panama Canal remarks.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of Cheney & Co in Toledo. He promises one hundred dollars for every case not cured by internal medicine and warns of if a remedy can treat mucus and mucous surfaces. Includes testimonials and mentions Cheney & Co and Hill's Family Pills.
An editorial notes that the downfall of the paper trust could reveal the fate of other great combines and benefit the country and the trusts alike.
Advertisement notes Foley's Honey and Tar as the best preperation for coughs colds and long troubles claiming it has cured consumption in early stages. J F Crow Drug Co endorses the product while a vegetarianism boom is linked to meat packing industry reports.
The Decatur Herald reports Judge Johns overruled an injunction in a dispute involving Cumberland Presbyterian church property and union with the United States Presbyterian Church. The opinion outlines trust limits, civil rights, and when secular courts may intervene, noting the church’s governance, property holdings, and the parties seeking consolidation.
The court case presents a unique scope with no US jurisprudence parallel. The decision will not alter the final outcome. If granted, Cumberland church will adjourn after routine business. if refused, the assembly will align with the Presbyterian church and adjourn immediately, pursuing a free church path.
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