Storm Loss Estimated at Geneva Event
The Geneva area suffered storm damage valued around five hundred thousand dollars after the recent weather system.
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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
3
The Geneva area suffered storm damage valued around five hundred thousand dollars after the recent weather system.
An 1900s style health advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure restores kidney function and strengthens the body, sold by J F Crow Drug Co. The Sherman Register brands a tax dodger as a major enemy of free government. It also promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil for accidents, available at the same drug firm.
A promotional notice urges subscribing to a combined paper package for 1 year at 1.50, claiming broad farming and world news coverage, market reports, and youth pages. It mentions the Democratic State Convention venue and date, plus testimonials for Foley's Kidney Cure and Winslow's Soothing Syrup, with drugstore availability and pricing.
The report notes Dr Charcot is supported by Sir Clement Markham and Captain Scott in the belief that the south pole offers a relatively level, steady access route. A motor sled designed for such conditions could reach the pole, with the article highlighting the feasibility of a motor sledge in polar travel.
Paris city government provides crude oil at no cost to citizens for use on their premises to kill or drive away mosquitoes, aiming to reduce pest problems and improve public health.
The text claims a severe cold can be broken up quickly with Chamberlain's cough remedy taken hourly. It describes initial symptoms such as a dry cough, nasal discharge, and a white coating on the tongue and says the remedy counteracts the cold to restore health within a day or two.
The W O T U will gather at the Presbyterian Church on Thursday, June 28 at 4:00 pm for a prayer meeting. A long meditation on faith, light, and moral resolve precedes a concluding note promised for next week.
A historical note claims Pope Pius I as the first Roman Catholic pontiff to smoke cigars, contrasting earlier popes like Pius IX and Leo XIII who preferred snuff.
The Barskimming bridge near Mosspiel over the Ayr, linked with Burns' Man Was Made to Mourn, is reported imminent collapse and may fall at any moment.
An advertisement asserts Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals wounds and sores with claims of curing an ugly neck sore. It promotes Chamberlain's Salve for various ailments and features other drugstore products, urging readers to seek remedies at local shops.
Indian linguist Johnny Milne a Kitkapoo Hagulet and philosopher known also as Mah-Me-Qua-Che-Ma-Che-Mah-Net travels to Washington in support of his tribe's Mexican branch. He is described as the most accomplished Indian linguist.
The Washington Post notes a speaker asks what reform is as sorghum explains. Bell County reduced the County Clerk’s salary by 200 per year and cut the treasurer’s to 425, effective November 1, 1906. Early Risers laxative pills are advertised as reliable and staple in homes. John A. Grubbs, Aceton postmaster and merchant, was robbed murdered and his store burned over his body by unknowns. The piece ends with a cynical line about public officials and scandals.
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