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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1906
Page
3
One person was killed and twenty two injured when passenger trains collided on the Iron Mountain line, sending crews to investigate the wreck and determine cause.
An old advertisement extols Foley's Kidney Cure to support kidney and bladder health, claiming it cleanses blood impurities and strengthens the system. It promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil for accidents, sold by J F Crow Drug Co with claims of easy reputation and emergency pain relief.
An appeal promotes subscribing to local and general newspapers. The offer combines The Semi-Weekly News and The JIMPLECUTE for one year at 1.50 cash in advance, totaling 150 copies. The TIMP. Office urges immediate subscription to secure broad news, farming tips, market data, and youth pages.
Pope Pius X weighs establishing an official news office in the Can Cellaria palace to supply Vatican news to correspondents. Cardinal Merry Del Val suggested the plan to curb rumors and protect Vatican interests from unfounded reports and hostile views.
Pittsburg Gazette reports John D. Rockefeller provides a donation of one million dollars to establish reformatories. The fund is intended for use in both the South and the North, with some portion potentially directed to the Standard Oil interests.
An old article claims a severe cold can be broken in one or two days using Chamberlain’s cough remedy taken each hour. It notes symptoms of a cold and touts the product as restoring health within a day or two. It also mentions Georgia peach production and a testimonial about Foley’s Kidney Cure. It ends with a note that after July 1 the American Express company will stop accepting C O D liquor shipments for prohibition points.
Over sixty years Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has sold worldwide for teething relief and colic. It promises to ease pain, soothe babies, soften gums, and treat wind colic though safety concerns surround older advertising. Sold by druggists in many places, price twenty five cents a bottle.
The W C T U members decry drink influence on homes and urge men to help end intemperance while praising progress in public speaking. A letter on equal suffrage prompts a vote among East Texas women, but no hands are raised. An advertisement for Kodol for Dyspepsia claims it digests food, relieves indigestion, and reduces worry.
A Fatehargh company aims to provide remunerative labor for Indian Christians cast out for the Gospel. It operates on a profit sharing basis with one fourth of profits distributed to workers employed six months or more proportional to wages. Also notes kidney issues and Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy. A five-year-old boy stranded at Boonville train station, later found unrecognized after being sent from San Antonio.
Sir Edward Clarke recalled a daisy story after a clock remark at a legal gathering. Willis Morgan credits Dr King’s New Discovery for preventing illnesses in Cuba, the Philippines, and New Hampshire, calling it the best medicine for coughs and lung diseases with a trial bottle offered.
A collage of stray OCR lines shows a school name joke, a promise of laxatives like Early Risers sold by The J. F. Crow Drug Co, and claims for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Chamberlain’s Salve. Included are notes on Constipation remedies Kennedy’s Laxative Syrup and general health tips plus local identifiers The Gonzales Inquirer and J. Crow Drug Co.
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