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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1905
Page
2
The article extols Dr Pierce creating alcohol free remedies aimed at women’s ailments and motherhood pains. It cites Pavoose root and four other ingredients claiming high cure rates and invites readers to request a 1000 page medical book. It also notes patents and distribution details.
The Jefferson Texas post office distributes the Jofrenson JimpLecers and offers single copies or dozen bundles at the office. The piece notes regular mail service continues until subscribers cancel and arrears are paid. It mentions Shaw versus Shakespeare and a digression on Richard Harding Davis and Gibson. It also states Pennsylvania Railroad placed orders for 50 000 freight cars and 500 locomotives costing 40 million dollars, compares it to US historical income, and quotes Senator Newlands on Filipino hardships. It forecasts a crime identification convention in Washington next month, with Congress assembling then not connected to the meeting.
Listed times for trains including Mail and Express Cannon Ball Night Express and local notes. Rail lines shown with East and West hounds and velocities. Local agents Jefferson and Jefferson Texas noted.
A wealthy manufacturer snerries his house maid and promotes a plan to those who value maids. Secretary Taft denies a presidential bid though viewed as a potential political target. The Army and Navy Journal warns of officer shortages if war broke out. The value of Miss Alice Roosevelt’s rise is disputed, shrinking from 8150,000 to 150 altogether.
An 19th century warning against mercury based catarrh remedies and fake cures. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo touted as genuine with testimonials, while cautions about mercury harming the system. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and a note on birds and agriculture losses due to insects.
The Greenville Banner touts Texas as the healthiest South state during the yellow fever epidemic, claiming no local cases and strong protection. The item contrasts soil and climate with disease absence, urging readers to consider Texas for health and safety.
The ad asserts Shamberlain's Cough Remedy cures colds croup and whooping cough. It also claims rheumatism is rare in Japan, attributing this to a vegetable diet and high water intake.
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