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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1906
Page
2
An advertisement advocates Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for uterine disorders including headaches backaches bearing-down pain and inflammatory symptoms. It claims a high cure rate, stresses it is a vegetable nervine tonic, and notes it contains no alcohol or narcotics. It includes customer testimony and urges readers to request a medical adviser and Common Sense Medical Adviser.
Corner Austin and Vale Streets Jefferson Texas announces the publication office and mailing details for the paper. Copies are available at the office, single or in bulk, with regular mail to subscribers until orders to discontinue are received and arrears are paid in full.
Railway time card lists east and west bound trains with numbers such as Cannon Ball Mail and Express Night Express and Fast Mail. Local agents R T Hazara and M P O Coxson stationed at Jefferson Texas provide train information and times.
A Springfield Republican editorial argues Congress could expose tariffs as a tax if it admits free of duty all building materials for San Francisco. The piece suggests the home builder and consumer bear the burden, while depicting the muckraker as a forceful critic challenging plunder.
The piece notes plans for a grand mechanical display next year at Jamestown Ter-Centennial near Norfolk Virginia depicting San Francisco’s destruction by earthquake and fire, modeled after Johnstown and Galveston flood productions. It also mentions Panama Canal cost and a Texas political reshaping critique.
An old Jefferson Texas notice touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney ailments across ages. Testimony from E L Goodman describes wife’s back pain and irregular secretions improving after using the product from F Grew Drug Co. Buffalo is cited as Foster Milburn Co. distributors in the United States.
A Limestone County woman enters the race for county treasurer amid debate on women in office. The piece notes past voter resistance, existing laws, and the notion that a woman candidate weighs disadvantages of public service. It cites broader political questions on governance and party leadership.
SLOO Reward, 8100. The readers of thin paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that experience has been able to cure in all its forms. Hall's Catarrh Cure is presented as the only positive cure known to medical fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional requires constitutional treatment. The proprietors offer One Hundred Dollars for any case it fails to cure and invite readers to send for testimonials. Also notes Tom Henton, a negro, died at Mineola from wood alcohol poisoning due to mislabeled bottle. literacy concerns discussed. Dean's Ointment advertised for skin diseases. Waco and Fort Worth vie for the Democratic State convention.
Edwin S. Greenfield, a confidential clerk for Harrison Snyder & Co. in Philadelphia, is a defaulter facing debts potentially totaling $175,000. He blames bucketshop speculation for his collapse as the firm places the matter in receivership.
Mrs Sue Martin long troubled by stomach illness finds relief with Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. She praises the medicine and declares freedom to eat anything. Carl Schurz a noted writer and public figure dies at home in New York on May 14 at age 76.
An old advice note recommends Chamberlains Salve to treat sore nipples after nursing with a soft cloth wipe before nursing and notes nurses' success. The item lists price and druggist availability. The second item reports Rt Rev James H Blenk appointed archbishop of New Orleans to replace Archbishop Chappelle who has died.
A congregational disturbance arose last Sunday due to repeated coughing and a request was made to buy Foley's Honey and Tar at J. F. Crow Drug Co. The relief committee in San Francisco feeds over 200000 people daily.
The Fort Worth Telegram notes that Texas pays monthly salaries to men running for office who use state time for personal aims. The Mt. Pleasant Eagle adds taxpayers fund these candidates’ expenses while they pursue ideals instead of duties.
Foley and Og Chicago origin Foley's Honey and Tar touted as throat and lung remedy. Warns of imitations with similar names, urges purchase of genuine in yellow packaging. J I Crow Drug Co Mineola notes a new canning and pickling venture with $10,000 capital and optimistic prospects.
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