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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1906
Page
6
A Massachusetts Yankee asserts he has designed an antiwar shell that emits fumes to put enemy troops to sleep rather than kill. He says the method would reduce war horrors while maintaining warfare effectiveness and offers the idea to the United States for exclusive use to incapacitate foes and take prisoners.
Fortunate Misourians quotes Dr King s New Discovery as a cure for consumption and cough with testimonials from Livonia and Graysville. The U S mint at San Francisco avoided major damage in the quake and fire, with $39 million in bullion safe. Dr Thomas Electric Oil urged for croup emergencies. Texas foundrymen debate convict competition and pig iron output.
A quixotic tale of a young couple at a skating rink. The man with long legs and high water pants persuades Mary to skate together, both striping and stumbling as the crowd looks on. A mishap ends with Mary looking back and tumbling, breaking their bond.
It cautions that colds can lead to pneumonia and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective and pleasant to take. It notes a fire at the Chautauqua grounds in Mont Fagle Tennessee causing $25000 in losses and the discovery of the charred remains of John Green. It includes a testimonial about Foley's Kidney Cure from Mas Joyce of Claremont New Hampshire and ends with a quotation about emptiness drawing in evil.
The Texas Military Academy near Paris was destroyed by fire. Itching and bleeding are mentioned with Paro Ointment refunds offered by druggists within six months. a claim notes 50e. The fragmentary text references a medical remedy and a holiday refund policy amid the disaster.
A Bowie county grand jury has indicted Chas Straughan on embezzlement charges from his former employer, a high rate money lender. The piece critiques usury and greed, lamenting the poor’s vulnerability and calling for mercy from lenders and society.
An ad style notice promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as superior for bowel complaints and claims widespread success. It cites wealth comparisons, mentions Walter Sinclair selling a walnut log for 1200 dollars, and advertises Kodol for Dyspepsia available at J F Crow Drug Co. The piece ends with a humorous quip about courting trouble.
A concise, assertive line emphasizing the value of trust and reliance on the relationship. It positions confidence as a lasting benefit and invites ongoing commitment.
A Pittsburg manufacturer recalls a Wagner concert as a youth memory while a colleague confuses the night with Scranton boiler shop days. Kodol For Dyspepsia promises relief from indigestion by aiding digestion and restoring stomach function. O. Gills, who escaped custody in Texas after 24 years, received a gubernatorial pardon and returned home to Sulphur Springs.
The ad warns that drying preparations worsen catarrh and promotes Ely Cream Balm as a gentle cure for nasal catarrh and hay fever. It notes a trial size costs 10 cents and lists Ely Brothers of New York. It also briefly mentions Bahn salve and a claim about the Majestic tomato’s size with heavy yields.
The Texas Federation of Labor adjourned after electing officers and plans to reconvene next year in Austin. A Kidney complaint article notes the disease’s insidious hold before recognition and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a preventive measure. J.F. Crow Drag Co.
The New York Herald and the New York American clash in court over the Buster Brown copyright. The Herald claims the right while Outcault, the creator, cannot be copyrighted, and the Ft. Worth Record boasts publishing the genuine Buster Brown every Sunday as a top southern Sunday paper.
Postmaster G W Fouts of Riverton Texas writes of a near-death robbery and mentions a chronic liver ailment cured by Electric Bitters which kept him well for eleven years. The note touts cures for biliousness and rheumatism from tan based therapies and promotes Orino Laxative Syrup. Texas planters urged to grow more subsistence crops to curb money outflow to Eastern packers.
Report notes premiums for fire policies totaling 6,847,714 and life policies 11,679,682. The ad promotes Chamberlain Cough Remedy for colds croup and whooping cough and Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar for congestion. Sterling P Strong withdraws from the race for state treasurer.
A 9 by 12 engine and a 44 by 16 boiler were shown in Norwood Texas. Baylor students defeated State University in an oratorical contest, highlighting their victory and the event venue.
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