Notigs to Tax Payers
Local notice from Tax Collector L G Braden announces tax payment take receipts to be received at Lodwick on Tuesday November 27 and Friday December 7.
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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1906
Page
6
Local notice from Tax Collector L G Braden announces tax payment take receipts to be received at Lodwick on Tuesday November 27 and Friday December 7.
In East Concord New Hampshire a man digging in his yard unearthed an apple preserved in lime and time. The fruit lay three to four feet underground embedded in compacted soil likely discarded during house construction years ago.
An advertisement touts Haont's Cure as a universal remedy for itching skin ailments. It guarantees a cure with one box or a full refund if the product fails.
A London motor car driver charged through a Life Guards unit then paid eight dollars in the police court the following day. The incident describes a chaotic clash and swift surrender to authorities.
Jones notes Old Griggsby worried about trouble at home as Smith's son bets on races and Griggsby’s daughter aims to play the piano, signaling family concerns over potential scandals and neglect.
A note recalls an English newspaper tale of an author who killed himself to promote his new novel. The remark appears in Printer's Talk as an example of sensational advertising ideas.
A Washington Star quote features Uncle Eben humorously arguing that a dollar should feel heavy like gold and that no one could carry him or six bits in a pocket when broke. The line highlights a playful view of currency and value.
The Pantheon in Rome, about 2,000 years old, is covered by a dome over 142 feet in diameter cast in concrete in one solid mass.
Local Ontario resident J Urquhart reports a lingering cold and harsh dry cough last winter. He used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, bought from a local dealer, and attributes a complete cure to the one small bottle. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best he has used and available from druggists.
A 20 year old prominent Plaunen doctor was found shot in his bed on the eve of his planned marriage. He had incurred a woman’s wrath after an affair and she swore to shoot the bride at the altar if he wed anyone else.
The Blairs celebrate a daughter's recovery from St Vitus dance after Electric Bitters cured her. Narrow extract also notes a quick cure for nervous disorders and blood weakness. Then a brief antiquarian aside claims William the Conqueror introduced horseshoes to England, linking Northampton relics to royal shoe merchants.
A satirical mention of Dr. King's New Life Pills as famous strike breakers. The ad claims they cure liver and bowel issues. Also notes a Dreamland reference and reports a French barrister appealing a guilty verdict due to a sleeping juror, prompting a new trial.
Due to cold weather and limited ice supply the ice wagons will cease rounds. Residents must place orders at the Ice house which opens 7 to 10 a.m. daily. Jeromson Ice & Borina Co Jefferson Texas announces the change by notice dated October 18, 1900.
Sold by W. Sedberry Jefferson Texas, claims iron known to ancient Egyptians from earliest times, with steel tools and tomb inscriptions. Also promotes Codal as a digestant to rest the stomach, digesting food at proper temperature, and claims compliance with federal law. Africans Put on Clothes reports natives of the Gold Coast adopting clothing with supplies from German Togoland.
A veteran automobilist suggests teaching a car’s front seat passenger to switch off the ignition in case the driver is incapacitated. This quick action stops the car and reduces potential damage from a runaway vehicle, per Scientific American.
The first hint of European predecessors of our canaries appears in Spain. In 1478 specimens were brought by Henry the Navigator on his return from a voyage that included a landing at the Canary Islands.
Quote from Figaro lampoons morning drinking as a chain reaction where each glass of brandy makes another man emerge. The speaker explains the escalating cycle, ending with losing track of consumption.
In tropical seas, frightened fish of different colors seek shelter in nearby submarine growth that matches their hue. Divers observe that coloration guides each species to the closest protective cover, revealing color based sheltering behavior in reef habitats.
Denver man, J. C. Clark, reports a lifelong cough ended after using Ballard’s Horehound Syrup. He states he has not had a sick day since starting the syrup. Sold by W J Sedberry.
The brief opinion notes uncertainty about what lies ahead and suggests some people value wealth and looks over preparing for what may come.
A judge advocates using the term herstory to describe world events alongside history, arguing it better reflects women's record and contributions. The remark emphasizes language shaping historical narrative.
A judge compliments Miss Naseby on her coloring and invites painting her portrait, saying he wishes she could afford his work. The remark showcases a playful exchange about art and propriety.
A fragment describes a character with Eyebrows forming a mass near the nose and a violent temper, while thin eyes show inquisitiveness and conceit. Noting uneven brow thickness, the text links it to thinking powers and temperament.
The Bellville Times notes Governor-elect Campbell pledges rapid aid to the hungry, saying he will ease the pain as soon as possible. The article frames the agenda as urgent, projecting swift action despite a broad fiscal challenge.
A Paris paper L Eclair denounces the Seine prefecture for unsafe water. It claims the system wastes millions yet fails to provide drinkable supply, warning that water is undrinkable unless boiled. The piece laments droughts causing shortages and rainy spells yielding unusable water.
A Birmingham woman credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with relieving billiousness and constipation and restoring natural digestion. The ad asserts these tablets strengthen digestive function and quickly ease ill feeling, sold by druggists. The note also compares human food needs to engine energy, stating about 4,600 foot tons daily.
A writer laments the loss of grace among modern women and criticizes current methods of training girls as ineffective. The piece frames Grace as a fading ideal in contemporary society.
The dotterel, among Britain's rare birds, faces possible extermination due to its tameness. It is easily captured in nets, leading to rapid population decline and heightened conservation concerns.
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