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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
6
Native Chinese and foreign missionary scholars in Shanghai form three committees to prepare Bible translations. One aims at Wiech classical, another at the low classical, and a third at Mandarin colloquial, with the latter expected to reach most of the people as the spoken language of three fourths of the populace.
A printer claims a 15 cent cost method to sharpen a paper knife in 20 to 30 minutes. The note says the technique is tested and worth the money. A postal order or draft for 1 dollar to O J Warner of Eureka Kansas will deliver the item.
Neuremberg city officials discuss building a new horse abattoir as horse meat demand grows beyond the current municipal slaughter facilities. Estimated cost is 43000 dollars. The report notes the rising consumption and pressure on existing resources.
A fourth edition copy of Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress sold in London for one hundred pounds to a collector of rare editions.
A 14 year old boy fell from a gallery in an English music hall but was uninjured. When brought before the manager he said, Please, sir, I’m sorry, I won’t do it again.
Promotes Byrne Simplified Shorthand as superior with high appointment rates for Tyler Commercial College of Tyler Texas graduates. Claims 1000 students from 20 states and fast official positions, plus endorsements for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a household staple.
A newly excavated Pompeii house named The House of the Gilded Cupids will open to visitors. The villa rivals the House of the Vetti in beauty, with walls decorated by glass discs enameled in gold and fine miniatures of cupids.
Victor Margueritte, new president of the Societe des Gens de Lettres, leads the Margueritte literary partnership with his brother Paul. The brothers’ alliance in Paris mirrors the famous Edmond and Jules de Goncourt collaboration, a recurring Parisian topic.
Drying preparations dry entarrh and worsen trouble. Ely's Dream Balm offered as a soothing remedy. Claims to cleanse and heal irritated membranes, with trial size 19 cents and widespread druggist availability from My Brothers 66 Warren St New York.
An English scientist lecturing in London claimed that even a tiny speck of dust can harbor up to many thousand colonies of living germs. He stressed that most germs detected are disease causing.
A Cleveland Leader item recounts a pupil named Jimmy who uses a cheeky scheme to leave school on pleasant days. He washes his face at recess, prompting a teacher to suspect illness and send him home.
An Arkansas writer touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as the best remedy for coughs and early consumption. The note claims many users are satisfied and cites J. F. Crow Drug Co as advertising the product locally despite objections to misinformation.
Foreign press recalls a young German crown prince talking with his father after Bismarck’s dismissal. The child cheekily says he will be able to tell the people what to do himself and asks if the Kaiser will enjoy ruling alone. The Kaiser’s reply is not recorded.
Carthage was founded nearly 00 years before the Christian era by Dido with Tyrian colonists. It began as a monarchy and later became a republican state praised by Aristotle as a model of antiquity. Two suffetes served as annually elected chief magistrates amid a harsh religious culture that practiced human sacrifices.
Bluffton Indiana resident M F Burroughs touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best for bowel trouble after years of use. He urges readers to buy now to be prepared for summer emergencies and notes it is sold by all druggists. A Swiss homework example multiplies large numbers, yielding an enormous result.
Lewis Mann of Bryants Pond Maine became the world’s largest individual clothespin maker. He started with $400, bought an old mill, and built a substantial fortune in the business.
A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana recounts years of lung hemorrhages and ineffective medical care before using Foley’s Honey and Tar. He claims the remedy cured his lung condition and stopped coughing, urging use in advanced lung trouble.
A reform drive triggers a wave of dispositions within the organization as members weigh changes. Leaders argue the plan will streamline operations while critics fear loss of authority and clarity.
The text notes that boys would learn more in school if punished for it and mentions a state convention for deaf and dumb people at Waco on July 8, 4 and 6. A proverb claims a calloused band is better than a calloused heart.
Texas inventors receive patents listed by C A Snow & Co patent attorneys Washington DC Reinhold A Carl Elgin acetylene gas generator Samuel N Hall Houston well drilling apparatus Alfred B Johnson Greenville combined cultivator harrow and planter Joseph F Murphy Ennis steam engine Judy W Whitlow Roscoe bedstead Copy of patents 10 cents postage to CG A Snow & Co Washington DC Mor gan retired U S A commissary sergean t Rural Route 2 Concord NH touts Dr King s New Discovery for consumption as health aid with price 50c 1 0 0 Trial bottle free
A Chicago Tribune note recalls a visitor’s confusion over a senator’s shift in stance, asking why he voted for a bill. The Washington correspondent replies the senator overcome scruples after taking a remedy for the concern.
Electric Bitters restore health for dyspepsia and chronic liver trouble as claimed by A. Brown of Bennettsville Ohio. The tonic also cures chills fever malaria biliousness lame back kidney and bladder disorders. Sold with guarantee by all druggists at 50 cents.
Beard of Dyersburg Tennessee testifies that Ur ine Laxative Fruit Syrup effectively treats chronic digestion. The testimonial endorses the product and its practical value, provided by The J F Crow Drug Co.
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