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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1906
Page
6
Wanted five girls and seven boys to prepare for good paying positions as bookkeepers or stenographers by July 1. Write for full particulars and state your age education and occupation or request a free catalogue from Tyler Commercial College Tyler Texas.
A testimonial from W M Sherman of Cush ing Me praises Electric Bitters for curing kidney inflammation after three months of suffering. The ad claims benefits for liver complaints dyspepsia blood disorders and malaria and notes a 50 cent price. It also mentions a move to shift inauguration day and warns against counterfeit Witch Hazel Salve from unknown makers. The March blizzard caused suffering in northern and western states.
Memorial obituary for Mrs. Ben Williams born March 19 1853 died February 11 1906 at age 53 in Howelltown Jefferson Texas. Survivors include husband a son and three daughters. Describes her devout Christian life teaching at Baptist church and lifelong hospitality. Interred at Oakwood Cemetery Jefferson.
Kenneth Melger of Vanceboro Maine credits a near fatal throat and lung inflammation with a dramatic recovery after using Dr King s New Discovery. He reports cure for coughs colds bronchitis tonsillitis hoarseness and influenza and notes the medicine is guaranteed with trial bottles free. The J F Crow Drug Co sells it.
Waco Tribune notes three proposed amendments for the November ballot. The first would exempt school endowment funds from taxation. The second would tax jurors at up to 15 cents per $100 valuation. The third seeks to raise legislative pay with mileage and prohibitions on free transport, urging adoption of first two and defeat of the third.
Druggists offer refund if Pazo Ointment fails to cure in 6 to id days. Advertisement claims guaranteed relief for blind bleeding and protruding piles at 50c. The quote about warming uses a literary aside from Atlanta Constitution.
Maine potato growers exploit fancy labels to push inferior imports while Muscogee I T, buys Southern grown seeds and reships to Northern markets under high sounding names. A regional voice argues Southern products deserve trust and cheaper seeds, condemning reliance on Northern or Baltimore canned goods.
Nasal catarrh remedy claims fast relief via aromatic Cream Balm applied through the nostrils. Druggists sell the 600 size with a trial mail option of 10 cents. A liquid form called Sly's Liquid Cream Balm is available with spraying tube, price listed in ads.
The Hollis Jumbo pecan tree was thrashed this week producing 13 bushels. Its pecans won a gold medal at the World’s Fair last year as the largest and water shell. Mr. McCurdy sells pecans at 75 cents per pound. The tree will bring over $800 for this year’s crop with nuts in bulk at 50 cents per pound.
An ad copy urges relief from constipation stomach liver and bowel issues with Dr King s New Life Pills priced 25 cents at druggists. It also promotes Kodol Digestion Cure after meals to stop belching and puffiness. The J F Crow Drug Co. handles sales.
Congress is petitioned to provide 10 000 dollars to combat pear blight in California. A number of United States Department officials are now working in the state assisting pear orchardists in strenuous efforts to stamp out the disease.
Mr J C Bayne editor of the Herald Addington Indian Territory credits Chamberlains Pain Balm with relieving rheumatism and enabling him to work again. The ad promises prompt relief after a single application and notes the product is sold by druggists. It also warns against purgatives after swallowing glass and suggests crackers or oatmeal to protect the intestines.
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