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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
7
A Beirut to Paris letter reports the sultan directing a Turkish professor to attend the Jesuit College in Beirut to perfect his knowledge of Semitic languages. The note highlights progressive educational support and the sultan's cultural outreach.
A playful line from the Chicago Tribune contrasts how different countries frame identity phrases. The piece notes an emphasis on capitalization and formality in English usage, remarking on cultural nuance in self reference and language.
A recent examination paper on religious instruction at a boys' school contains a garbled statement claiming holy matrimony is a divine institution for the provocation of makini. The error highlights sloppy copying or misprint in the test.
Hon. John R. Garret mayor of Girard Alabama testifies that he suffered severe itching piles day and night until using Dean's Ointment, which cured him permanently. For sale by Crow Drug Co.
The text reflects a moral meditation on repentance and wisdom as a man nears death, linking virtue to happiness and suggesting moral reflection. church moral toneIsolated quotation emphasizes the proverb Be good and you'll be happy.
An archival note reflects a Sikh belief that the deceased should lie directly on bare earth, irrespective of rank or age, with no rug or covering between the body and the ground as the final breath expires.
Washington reports that June 20 the House approved the meat inspection provision of the agricultural appropriation bill and sent it to the committee of the whole for later action. Debates featured the roles of Wadsworth and Williams of Mississippi with sharp exchanges and party maneuvering over committee appointments. Senator Proctor later asked the Senate to retain the meat inspection bill and keep the main bill on the table.
A brief cartoon dialogue from the Philadelphia Record shows Uncle Henry asking what optimism means. Willie replies that an optimist works to have fun while planning toward school.
Boston June 20 reports the opening of the first two party conventions in Vermont and Maine. Each party pursues platform points, aims to unify delegates, and project campaign momentum across the Northeast.
The Republican state convention was held at Mext peller Vermont and the Democratic convention at Bangor Maine as the 1906 campaign formally opened.
Washington reports Dr. W. T. Harris has tendered his resignation as commissioner of education. President names Dr. Elmer B. Brown, professor of education at the University of California, as his successor.
Manager Mullaney reports a Montgomery ball found to be rubber in a New Orleans game. ball opened by Shreveport officials. President Amerine orders the matter presented to Judge William Kavanaugh of the Southern League. Also notes scores from Southern, National, American, Texas, and South Texas leagues and a Fisher vs Umpire altercation. Next cotton report due July 3.
In Taunton England the bishop of Bath and Wells argued that it is a sin for a man of leisure to take the Lord's day for pleasure while a hard working man who has no chance for recreation on that day did no wrong to take it.
Higher Walton of the Darwin division in Lancashire England achieved a unique voting record with 420 of 425 votes recorded. The five missing voters are listed as one in America one in Canada one at sea and two sick in bed.
London’s Lady Pictorial notes a new ailment is urgently desired as appendicitis wanes. Many recoveries occur without operations by Sir Frederick Treves.
A brief quotation notes that opportunity comes to every man but usually when he is busy earning for his family, as cited by the New York press.
Editorial remark notes that reforming a bad boy may yield a good man, while a good boy often makes weaker material for moral progress. The author implies effort and environment shape utility of character.
A fragmented civic note cites a large advertisement for Hynson Springs townsite Co offering investments. It pairs maxims about wisdom and self made men with a cheeky line about hinges and wits, reflecting a quirky reader’s ad page chatter.
Count Witte former premier of Austria Germany Russia visited Vichy France for rest and health and declined to comment on Russian politics. An Associated Press interview covered his views noting his support for gradual reform and order while condemning revolutionary efforts and foreign influence. He also expressed sympathy for Jewish interests yet denounced Jewish leadership in the Russian upheaval.
Greenville Texas June 20 Judge Mack issued a restraining order returnable Oct 8 to stop the Texas Baseball league from collecting a $50 fine against the Greenville club for failing to play at Cleburne June 66.
Osage Indians on citizenship rolls numbered 2001. Gas flow developed near Brownwood Texas. Corsicana Powell field reports another oil well. Drownings occur near Houston Llano Corsicana and Chamberlain Creek. Catte shipping from Wills Point to St Louis. A Negro boy loses a leg at Beckville. Tom Caton and Tom Fisher linked to sports roles in Dallas. Baseball clubs Brooklyn Cincinnati discharged for Sabbath violation in New York.
A vintage ad touts strong customer confidence built on experience and dependable service. It promises perfect drugstore service and reliable prescriptions to encourage continued patronage.
The piece notes estimated packing industry costs of 150 million dollars tied to agitation over embalmed meat blamed for deaths of workers’ families in Cuba. It cites Lt Gen Miles claiming 25,000 Spanish American war deaths were caused by diseased meat. Also mentions Toledo Toledo law notice and Cheney catarrh cure advertisement.
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a permanent cure for stomach troubles. It promises benefit and notes the price at a quarter, claiming wide druggist availability. The copy contrasts genuine Christianity with press bureau promotion and remarks on rapid world growth after graduation.
An alarmingly chronic constipation arises from neglected clogged bowels and torpid liver. Dr Kings New Life Pills are presented as the best gentle regulators of stomach and bowels. Guaranteed by all druggists for 25 cents. The ad closes with a humane note about a child never allowed to make mud pies.
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