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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1905
Page
2
Advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for expectant mothers. It claims to calm nerves, boost appetite, aid sleep, and ease childbirth, citing a Wisconsin reader and referencing additional products like Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as part of a regimens for pregnancy and women's health.
A montage of opinion and social notes from Jefferson Texas includes mentions of public notices, political musings on Roosevelt and trusts, and assorted anecdotes about scholars, doctors, and lawmakers. The piece weaves observations on Europe travel, canal talk, and medical theories with local flavor and humorous asides.
A Texas man John Colvin of Hillsboro recounts relief from long kidney pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills for about a year. He praises the remedy and notes continued absence of symptoms, with ads urging purchase through local dealers and Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
A farmer eyes spring planting though the ground lies snow covered. The piece blends seasonal cheer with notes of Moscow charity, naval drills at the Lewis and Clark Exposition, and a wistful lyric yearning to restore summer heat and leisure.
The notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy taken internally to reach blood and mucous surfaces. It claims to cure catarrh and offers 100 dollars for any case that fails. F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio, sell the cure with testimonials and accompanying Hall's Family Pills. American Cuban crop outlook notes prosperous truck growers planning to expand pineapple orange and broomcorn production for the winter season.
A Bare Cough Medicine for Children promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe and effective for colds croup and whooping cough. It is sold by W J Sedberry. The note also references state statues of Bam Houston and Stephen F Austin in Statutory Hall, deemed smaller than others and likely to suffer by comparison.
Shoe sales, soap toilet and laundry, spices, syrups, tobacco, extracts, stove polish, nails, barbed wire, carpet tacks, cigars, vinegar, wooden ware, tools, farm implements, produce and dairy items including onions cabbage apples oranges lemons cheese country butter and eggs.
Texas inventors receive patent grants reported by C A Snow & Co patent attorneys in Washington D C Arthur G Hunter Elmview wrench Hallah C Kinnison Dallas valve Henry M Rameau Houston street sweeper James W Trulove Memphis spectacles Bruno O Wagoner El Paso reciprocating electric engine For copies send ten cents in postage stamps with date of this paper to emo Snow & Co Washington
Syracuse man Chas F Lemberger recalls applying Pucklen's Arnica Salve to a severe eye wound on his suffering son. The salve allegedly healed the gash quickly and saved the eye. The ad copy promotes its use for burns and ulcers and notes drugstores sell it for 25 cents.
Startling mortality figures cite appendicitis and peritonitis. Dr King’s New Life Pills billed as a remedy for constipation and biliousness with a testimonial from M Flannery of Chicago. Booker T Washington walked with Kansas governor in Topeka but faced hotel refusals in Wichita. Kansas marked as a cradle of abolitionist conflict with John Brown.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Wixstow’s SoorHinG Byaar as a long trusted remedy for mothers, claiming to soothe pain from wind, stomach issues, and diarrhea. It markets this product as universally available through pharmacists worldwide.
A local plea promotes subscribing to The Semi-Weekly News and The JIMP SECUTE for one year. It touts world news twice weekly, farm pages, boys and girls sections, market reports, and practical farming content, totaling 156 copies for $1.60 cash in advance. Subscribe at The JIMP, OMe.
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