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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1905
Page
3
Two men captured a six foot catamount near Chicota after it climbed a tree during a dog chase. The animal, mistaken for a coon by the sitters, charged as it descended and wounded several dogs before being shot. The piece also notes criticism of U.S. road spending and advocates an educational trip to Europe for highway officials.
A home medicine recommendation cites Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a trusted cure for croup urging early administration at the first signs and sales through druggists. The text also discusses red ear corn genetics noting a red ear can arise from white corn and that selective breeding may yield a red strain with about 45 percent red ears.
Dr J H White in charge at New Orleans announces culicide a new mosquito exterminator discovered by Dr Mima for the city board of health will be adopted by the government W Schwab plans a 150000 silver dinner service and may struggle to drink more than a mouthful Exchange notes a Guthrie Oklahoma 16 year old girl helps father stack 100 tons of cane cultivate 80 acres of corn assist milking 35 cows attend teachers normal institute earn a teaching certificate and secured a five month school job
A historic advertisement touts Chamber Inn's Salve as a speedy cure for skin diseases and chapped hands. It urges washing with warm water, drying with a towel, applying the salve before bed, and claims it's sold by all druggists. A stray line notes Germany's population rose fifteen million since the Franco Prussian War.
A letter from Hon D B Culberson to Dallas Democrats discusses a planned state convention in Dallas to oppose prohibition. Culberson declines attendance citing disagreement with the convention’s aims and warns the movement could alienate Democrats by treating prohibition as a partisan issue. He argues the party’s stance should remain nonpartisan and questions the convention’s motive and potential harm to Democratic unity.
The excerpt presents moral exhortations and quotes urging diligence, persistence, and self-improvement. It references the Democratic party as a political backdrop and includes maxims about leadership, effort, and reliability, attributed to the Methodist Herald with a note of continuation next week.
In times of conflict, the text urges readiness and the benefit of early preparation. It extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for rapid cold treatment and notes a humorous anecdote about a courting scandal, shared from an exchange. It ends with a reminder to keep the remedy available.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for indigestion constipation and headaches claiming they strengthen the digestive organs and improve wellbeing. The note also mentions Panama hats not actually made in Panama but in Ecuador and a local hat weaving school starting in Arisijau.
Report says treasure seekers worked two to three weeks at a dig near Garretts Bluff draining a large lake in the Territory to recover supposed gold ore and bullion. The haul, linked to Spanish miners attacked by Indians near the Wichita mountains eighty years ago, allegedly concealed the treasure in the lake.
The manager Thomas Austin of the Republican Leavenworth Indiana refused doctors to operate on his wife for female trouble. He let Electric Bitters try and she was cured, able to resume household duties after five physicians failed. Price 50 cents, guaranteed by druggists.
Col Sheb Williams, owner of a large hay ranch near Brookston, has placed most of his Klondike claim for eight years. He estimates a 220 acre tract near Dawson, Alaska could yield from twelve to thirty million dollars in gold, with machinery invested near 360000 dollars.
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