20 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
1
Advertises Kabo Corsets claiming a live model matching your height and weight ensures a flawless silhouette. Mentions options with metal eyelets or loop cord eyelets and guarantees non rustable construction.
Historical note details H Bascom Thomas campaign history including 1908 senate election expulsion for graft charges and rapid reelection by large margins. It cites 1910 lieutenant governor bid with alleged lobbyist crackdown and a district wide victory with a 7056 vote margin over the runner up. claims no lost voting boxes in his home county.
A lever is pressed beneath one hand to dump a patent wheelbarrow. A New Yorker demonstrates a spring red lowering one side to unload contents.
An old advertisement touts Dr Hell's Antiseptic Salve as a cure for skin troubles including pimples sores and blackheads. The copy urges readers to try a single box labeled S2ebox for relief.
Dr Thomas Electric Oil is the best remedy for that often fatal disease croup. It has been used with success in our family for years. Mrs L Whitacre Huffaio NY.
Mr. Joe Edmondson of the State Department of Agriculture spoke at the Court House in Jefferson at 1 30 P M on the 14 inst about soil fertility moisture retention and the value of terracing rolling lands. He urged counties to hire a competent terrace expert at a fair salary and held his audience’s attention before catching a train.
One hundred dollar reward offered for an uncured case of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by Walping Kinnas & Makvin, Toledo druggists, with F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo as makers. Cure taken internally, 75 cents per bottle. testimonials available, and Hall's Family Pills advertised for constipation.
Before 1839 dogs were used to pull wagons through London's streets as they do in parts of Europe today, illustrating early canine labor in urban transport.
A fragment describes Simmons Liver Purifier as pleasant with eye calming action and relief for constipation and biliousness. References a trial and yellow tin boxes.
An experiment in Germany uses coal tar to power a 100 horsepower engine and reports success. The test suggests coal tar can serve as a fuel source for marine and stationary engines.
The Wolkenblatt notes the German Texas State League executive committee recommends a Democratic primary vote for J. F. Wolters for U.S. Senate O. B. Colquitt for Governor Wiley M. Imboden for Lieutenant Governor W. L. Edwards for Treasurer Bob Barker for Comptroller James B. Walthall for Attorney General Eri R. Kane for Agriculture John L. Wortham for Railroad Commissioner J B. Dibrill and Nelson Phillips for Supreme Court Judges J C Muse for Judge Court of Criminal Appeals. The committee urges a campaign to support these candidates and to urge every German to vote on July 27.
Advertisement touts Zemo from EF W Rose Medicine Co for eczema relief claiming it stops itching and heals skin with a non greasy liquid. It asserts a 18 guaranteed response and lists Rexall Drug Store in Jefferson, Missouri among sellers. Also mentions a political note predicting Morris Sheppard’s broad support across Texas.
Oscar A Anderson of 2401 South Walmer street fell from a scaffold and was sprained and bruised but able to move about. Me gays Hant's Lighting Oil claimed to relieve soreness and headaches. Lela Love says Foley's Kidney Pills helped with kidney trouble. In England, 33,000 offenders appeared before juvenile courts in one year.
An advertisement-like claim promises a cure for De Every Q without cauterising or clarifying using Futherland's Hagle Rye Salve. The text asserts a guaranteed cure.
A list of Democratic candidates filing for state offices, Congress at Large and U S Senator, with names and hometowns. Also shows candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor Attorney General Comptroller General Land Office Railroad Commissioner and Supreme Court justices with current incumbents noted and filing status.
A label asserts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound contains no opiates or habit forming ingredients and promotes healing for coughs throat and chest irritations. The package is described as yellow and urged to ask for Foley's by Allen Urquhart.
A recipe lists ingredients for a pickling mix using one quart boiled beets one quart raw cabbage one cup grated horseradish one half cup sugar one tablespoon salt one half teaspoon black pepper a pinch of cayenne all covered with vinegar and kept from air. The note alludes to Lowels and Dean's lots modern lara and phe et ali stores.
A collage of notes mentions whitening a faded cotton dress with cream of tartar, remedies for itching skin, a Lexington Road tale in Youth's Companion, a Fourth of July feature, and a note on Newfoundland's 10 percent population rise to 242000.
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