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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1904
Page
3
Ringling Brothers World’s Greatest Shows plans special excursion rates for a Saturday October 20 journey to Shreveport where the circus will exhibit. The article touts a new season with 876 artists, 650 horses, a large menagerie, and a Jerusalem and the Crusades production.
Reverend Jack Cox of Wake Arkansas testifies to a twelve year struggle with yellow jaundice and credits Electric Bitters with curing the illness. The ad promotes Electric Bitters for liver and kidney trouble stomach disorder and general debility with a 50 cent price.
The New York Evening Post reports that out of 80 million Americans, not more than 6 million receive any tariff benefit after a careful analysis. The finding highlights limited reach of tariff policies across the population.
John Dixon of Tullamore Ontario credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with immediate relief after a severe three month attack. Sold by WJ Ledberry. The pension apportionment for deaths and removals may rise to 925 dollars per case.
A quirky note describes a young hungry girl found at night in a town with a doctor and local residents, including Lumbkie and a lady, offering aid and shelter near Naomi. It ends with a reflective question about the fate of Stoney if girl children disappeared.
A new electric typewriter attachment by Thomas A. McCall prints characters from voice waves. The device promises precise reproduction of spoken words, suggesting users must choose their words carefully around the machine.
An elderly user touts Balrd's Snow Liniment for rheumatism saying it goes right to the spot. A Texas reader, Stith of Smith House Tenaha, endorses it for aches and pains including throat and chest. liniment sold at Sedberry stores. Also notes on Scottish Rite Masons planning a Dallas cathedral at Harwood and Wood. Includes treatment tips for corns and general liniments for sprains and rheumatism. Mentions White's Cream Vermifuge for worms in children and agricultural economic figures.
A W 0 U meeting at the Presbyterian church on Thursday October 20 discusses what prohibition has done for Atlanta and surrounding country. The report highlights improved sobriety and lower profanity, with anecdotes from residents and merchants about economic shifts and social order.
A traveling man asserts druggists often ask buyers if a cough medicine is for a child or adult and push Chambelain's Dough Remedy as safe for children. Walton County reports boll weevil infestation confirmed by comparisons to genuine Georgia seed.
Paris awards contract for an electric cotton mill with a $750 000 price tag. Construction is set to begin this month and will proceed under the new project plan.
An advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for lame back kidney liver and bladder trouble claiming strong hospital and private practice testing. It offers a free sample bottle by mail and lists Binghamton New York address for requests. A Texas missing damages note follows about a dog shipment and Wells Fargo claim.
Mrs WK Haviland of Armonk NY credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving her daughter from a near fatal bout of whooping cough and notes a relative cured of advanced consumption. The ad touts the medicine as infallible for coughs and colds with 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles guaranteed by druggists.
Terrell Transcript reports farmer Green is closing the henhouse and selling more than a hundred chickens daily along with incubators and other farm apparatus as part of a large farm sale.
The American railway a handle about twelve million dollars worth of prain a year.
The sole matter of Woookie Jat Danke and related parties is set for public auction at the Marion County Court House on November Bath 1004 at 2 o'clock. The highest cash bidder will obtain a one fourth undivided interest in multiple parcels described by various deeds, land surveys, and plats within Marion County Texas, including properties in the Virgil Harris survey and Hall County areas, as detailed by prior deeds and recorded in county deed books.
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