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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1906
Page
5
We announce a full seasonal stock of groceries including canned vegetables tomatoes corn kraut peas beans okra mushrooms and asparagus. Experienced buyers assure top quality and satisfaction from twelve years of market work.
A local supplier announces a new line of canned seafood including mackerel codfish and sardines and a second shipment of cereals such as Oatmeal Cream of Wheat Puffed Rice Grape Nuts and Postum inviting customers to try the goods.
The store touts a large line of coffees including Blanke Dixie Blend Boulevard Faust Jersey Farm French Opera and JONES HEALTH CLUB with a 25 cent price. It carries Folger Whole Grain Coffee and offers an Eligio Coffee Mill for grinding whole beans. Teas are offered with a promise of customer satisfaction.
A promotional note touts the seventh shipment of Celebrated Pearce Maker Premium Flour in four months with every sack selling at retail and no complaints linked to its use. It invites undecided customers to try a single sack to experience biscuits bread and cakes described as delicious.
A weekly consignments report notes a fresh shipment arriving with items such as chocolate and cocoa, shredded coconut, mince meat, macaroni, spaghetti, vermicelli, full cream cheese, pickles, oysters, ketchup, olives, pickled peppers, relish, and various preserves. It highlights fruit jellies, maraschino cherries and pineapple, and maple syrup.
A full line of Ralston cereals and assorted nuts including walnuts Brazil nuts almonds currants raisins prunes evaporated peaches apricots pears and other items are expected to arrive in the next few days.
A local store promotes its selection of toilet soaps, claiming a premier range that compares favorably with any in the city. The notice emphasizes quality and variety to attract customers.
The line states they carry items found in any store and buy from top national manufacturers. It lists spices, canned meats and fruits, soaps, canned macaroni and cheese, salad dressing, sugar, apple vinegar, rice, borax, thread, apple butter, stock food, canned chili, pork and beans, and tamales.
An advertisement invites readers to try Golden Gate spices and flavoring extracts with a next order, promising surprising quality and variety from the product line.
A Reader’s shopping lineup features Heinz Goods Fancy Krout Ketchup Royal Queen Olives Apple Butter Mandalay Sauce Sweet Mixed Picklea India Relish Mustard Dressing and Evp Horse Radish showing a varied pantry assortment from preserves to sauces.
The note promises help choosing meal ideas from a store offering guidance for buyers seeking pleasant dishes. It emphasizes assistance in meal preparation and suggests a curated selection for cooking.
A brief note touts Our Golden Gate coffee line offering whole grain blends with grinding options from coarse to pulverised to suit customer preference.
Charity uses whitewash for friends and hails DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a long standing family standby. Also promotes Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup for liver breath and digestion, with claims of constipation relief. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised for both people and horses with testimonials.
The letter from Jxo W. Holt, Hamilton Tex Oct 20 06, describes busy westward movement, rising land values, and crop yields with oats wheat and corn. It notes a fire and rebuilding in Hamilton, land deals near Ochiltree and Jones county, and a general boom in western settlement. It includes endorsements for Kodel Dyspepsia Care and promotes Tyler Commercial College for farmers.
A good liniment, Chamberlain's Pain Balm, is praised for sprains and swellings and a dampened flannel applied for lame backs and chest pains. It claims to ease rheumatic pain and aid sleep. Also instructions on engraving eggs by drawing a design with melted fat and unveiling it after vinegar immersion.
The poet Goethe cherished his mother’s memory and said she was worthy of life. After her death he visited Frankfurt seeking out every person who had shown kindness to his mother and thanked them all.
Pope Adrian VI of Utrecht son of a barge builder governed for two years and asked for an inscription noting he valued no misfortune as great as his calling to govern. The phrasing reflects his humility in death.
The Tailor and Cutter notes Kilts as uniform garments for men praised for their lack of knee bagging and patching needs and their noted hygienic properties as observed by the London Globe.
The American Cultivator urges boys to become top farmers by raising kidneys and bladder right. It notes demand for first class dairy goods fruit and vegetables poultry eggs and farm stock at good prices.
A compact Home Chat aphorism notes that during business hours a business woman should balance duty to her employer with personal self-respect, framing professional conduct as essential to both roles. The remark emphasizes integrity, discretion, and adherence to workplace norms as core values.
Budapest physician Hen Thaler, a renowned medical figure, killed himself after tearing up banknotes and burning his library of 10,000 books. The dramatic act preceded his death and attracted attention from local authorities and the medical community.
A short passage extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as curing colds croup and whooping cough. It then shifts to a religious exhortation praising life struggles and victories, urging reliance on Jesus Christ for strength and help.
A historical note asserts that wealthy individuals die trying to exclude heirs and lawyers from their fortunes, triggering ongoing battles over wills and control. It emphasizes the persistent struggle between beneficiaries and executors as estates are settled.
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