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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1906
Page
4
City Council votes to pursue purchase of Gainesville waterworks while Texas State Travelers Protective Association plans a 2 cent railroad fare bill. Other items note a Bowie to Nocona line, cargoes, appointments, and various local developments across Texas.
A reflective piece on death as transition to heaven. It frames Enoch and Moses as examples of divine passage, portraying Moses’s death as life and a gate to the Promised Land. The piece contrasts earthly loss with heavenly gain and recalls Jesus with Moses and Elias on the mountain.
The article presents a historical or religious lesson focused on Jesus before Caiaphas. It outlines the trial in the Sanhedrin, Peter's fear, and the unlawful proceedings, with reflections on silence, truth, and bearing reproach. It includes references to biblical passages and practical points for readers.
At the Manzila Fourth of July celebration the crowd joined in singing America in multiple languages. Fili pinos, Japanese, Chinese, Indians, Germans, French, Spanish, English, Italians, Australians and Americans took part, each adding their own version of the song.
In a hotel discussion, Henry J. Habberton of Troy argues nursing bottle sales reflect birth rates better than vital statistics. He, a bottle manufacturer, notes a 20 percent rise in output and asserts the stork’s mission remains intact despite critics. A wary stranger counters worries about increased bottle use and racial degeneration.
A dramatic exchange reveals anarchists shipped a large supply of Chicago canned meat to the czar’s court. The PM reports the danger was hidden in a crate and details are scarce.
The essay contrasts American neglect of winter sports with Canada's steady climate enabling ice hockey skating and curling. It urges Americans toward regular exercise, cites England’s praise of bicycling, mentions Prof Breasted’s discovery about Rameses I, notes an elephant ranch in Texas, and comments on a woman’s self control when biting her thumb.
The remark notes that in about three of five cases an average man is allowed a second guess on nearly any question he attempts, reflecting caution in judgment.
A concise note highlights a dentist's ability to drain an issue and keep regular payment, signaling reliable practice. The piece underscores steady earnings and professional diligence in dental care.
Professor Jay D. Lentz of Concord explains that a pig becomes a shoat before it becomes a hog. The shoat is the transitional stage and only once mature does it join the hog category at the trough.
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