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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1906
Page
2
An advertisement argues women suffer from nervousness backache and facial signs due to womb disease. It promotes Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription and Liver Pills as effective, claiming previous doctors misdiagnose and delay cures. It lists ingredients and asserts safe, alcohol free formulas.
The notice from Taylor & Taylor, proprietors, announces publication details for Jefferson Texas. Dated Saturday March 10 1906, at the office located at Corner Austin and Vale Streets. Entries indicate public office and postal registration information for Jefferson.
West Bound Nos 1 3 5 and 107 104 222 224 221 993 list departure times. East Bound Nos 2 4 6 and 104 222 224 993 show arrivals from Jefferson Texas. Local agents Jefferson Texas and M P O Goxsor note the stations and times.
Directory notes for CHURCH OF CHRIST and PRESBYTERIAN and FIRST BAPTIST services with timings and leaders. Mentions include Hepburn Dolliver pure food bill debate, Tillman as step-father, whiskey adulteration scare, and a Pennsylvania revenue collector burning 77 300 cigars.
The passage records varied remarks including Mrs Yerkes denying alimony claims and marriage, Taft commenting on the canal project, and notes on railway legislation and court surveys. Hall McCormick Jr. plans to work for nothing if required, contrasting with typical millionaire offspring.
A Newark hospital patient underwent thirty eight operations and now can move about. The report notes this as encouragement for the eventual passage of the railroad rate bill.
The statement notes Castellano plans to mend his ways and be prudent with money, acknowledging potential loneliness as a consequence of reform.
A historical price note states white pine lumber in this country now costs about five times what it did in 1865. The remark contrasts 1865 market levels with current pricing, implying significant inflation or market shifts over the period.
A local reputation accompanies Doan's Kidney Pills as back pain relief praised by C H Nandel of the Pacific Express Co Marshall Texas. He reports backache disappeared after using one box and continues to recommend the remedy. Read testimonials at J F Crow Drug Co. and buy from Price Co Foster Milburn Buffalo NY agents.
Patent notices list Texas inventors granted various devices and tools this week including a photographic printing device by Josiah O Eliff a mail bag catcher by Christopher C Fleming a garden rake and cultivator by Benjamin J H Guice a motor vehicle by George W Hazlewood and H C Robinson a cultivator attachment by Wade H Mitchell and a separating substances device by Henry M Sutton and others filed through C A Snow & Co patent attorneys in Washington DC.
In Washington a movement seeks to move the Greenough statue from the Capitol East Front to the Corean Art Gallery. The piece shows Washington in classical Greek dress with an extended sword arm and has offended a large uncomprehending public.
Former Cornell president Andrew D White argues that the United States has the highest murder rate of civilized nations and the lowest punishment rate with lynching exceeding formal due process. He cites Goldwin Smith on communities preferring lynch law.
An endorsement for Hall's Catarrh Cure stating catarrh is a constitutional disease and needs constitutional treatment. The ad claims the remedy acts on the blood and mucous surfaces, offers a $1000 reward for a case it fails to cure, and directs readers to send for testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The sweet potato is valued more than Irish potatoes in the South and thrives on poor sandy soils with manure or fertilizer. South farms grow some for home use and local markets, while northern trade remains small. Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar is promoted as a cough syrup remedy.
The Farm and Ranch calls for a Texas pure food law with enforcement machinery. It warns of a trend to hand power to the government. A side note boasts Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil as a household cure-all. The J. F. Crow Drag Co reports a deficit reduction to 36,608 dollars.
The general staff plans for troop mobilization this summer call for camps at Plattsburg Barracks New York Indianapolis Fort D A Russell Wyoming Fort Riley Kansas American Lake Washington Fort Oglethorpe Georgia and Fort Clark Texas.
W. W. Kearney editor of the Independent in Lowry City praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. He urges families to keep it on hand to stop a cold early and notes it defeats croup in children when used promptly. Available from all druggists.
A new vineless red sweet potato is offered claiming double the yield of any other potato and superior for market and eating. The note adds it must be a daisy to surpass the pumpkin yam.
A call invites commercial clubs and newspaper representatives from Missouri Kansas Arkansas Texas Oklahoma Indian Territory New Mexico and Arizona to meet in St Louis on April 16 and 17. The purpose is to discuss regional development and plans for broad exploiting of natural resources.
The ad boasts Bucklen's Arnica Salve curing E K Maulford a Patrons of Musbandry lecturer from Waynesboro Pa of piles. It claims the salve treats burns sores boils ulcers cuts wounds chilblains and salt rheum priced at 25 cents. It mentions a pension appropriation of 197000000 for the year far exceeding any other power.
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E W Grove's signature on each box. 25c. Germany holds more than half the coal still stored in Europe.
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