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Jefferson Jimplecute

Location

Jefferson, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1905

Page

2

Weak stomach drives nervousness and illness, says ad

An advertisement argues indigestion poisons blood, weakening nerves and immunity. It touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach strengthening tonic, cites a Quebec treasurer's relief after using the remedy, and includes testimonials and notes on ingredients and liver pills.

Pierce Crane Catholic Foresters At Quebec Louis Pare Merce Golden

Payroll reveals large executive pay at Mutual Life in New York

A disclosed payroll shows President McCurdy earning 150000 with many relatives in high paid roles. The piece notes corporate excess and compares it to broader business practices and postwar public concerns. It mentions General Gomez in New York accusing President Palma of Cuba and Carnegie's university critique of business training.

Gomez New York Palma Cuba United States Carnegie

Moody to sue St Louis Terminal Association under Sherman Act

The cabinet ordered Attorney General Moody to initiate antitrust action against the St Louis Terminal Association. It is alleged the group controls two bridges and a ferry operation across the Mississippi River at St Louis, asserting monopoly power.

Moody St. Louis Terminal Association Mississippi River St Louis

New York Life executive admits funds used for politics

John A. McCall, president of New York Life Insurance, testified before an investigating committee that he contributed 50 000 of policyholders money to the Republican campaign fund. He said the company employed men to influence legislatures to favor its interests and even to remove opponents from politics. He noted Hamilton was paid 1 600 000 over five years for legislative work. Also cited is Dr Leon Watters remarking on widespread adulteration of foods and medicines and worthless labels in science discussions.

John A. McCall The New York Life Insurance Company Republican Campaign Fund Andrew Hamilton New York Life Company Geo. T. Angell Chemistry American Association For the Advancement of Science Philadelphia Leon Watters Dr. Watters

Humility Proved as Wits Clash in Daily Life

A saying on human intellect notes that no matter how clever a person is, he will eventually meet someone slightly smarter, a reminder that intellect has limits and respect should guide interactions.

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Marshall Resident

Local customer J. K. Findley of Marshall Texas testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his frequent urination in 1902 and has kept his kidneys quiet for two years. He notes several others in Marshall benefited and invites inquiries at The J F Crow Drug Co with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as agents. Price 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's.

Dean J. K. Findley Marshall Furniture Co Marshall, Tex Doan Marshall Jetson J. F. Crow Drug Co Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Dean's J. F Crow Drug Co

In Memoriam Henry Chatman and assorted notices

Obituary remembering Henry Chatman who died Oct 11 1905 and was buried in Pleasant Grove near Hard Scrabble. Details of his life as a former slave to William Morris and work as a carpenter and farmer are given with religious sentiment. Also notes on Hall's Catarrh Cure and Chamberlain's Salve with testimonials and local items.

Henry Chatman Old Pleasant Grove Henry Vicksburg William Morris McUr Ned

Minister's Pious Offer in Kansan Tragedy

The Fulton Gazett reports a minister moved by a bus band's grief over a wife’s fate seeks to console the bereaved husband with talk of enduring love. The man, tearful, merely noses at the minister’s face in response, leaving the question of the preacher's name unresolved.

Fulton

Castor Ett A Boara Your Always Bought Signature

advertisement promises a skin itch remedy Doan's Ointment available at J F Crow Drug Co for 60 cents. The copy touts a single cure and uses promotional phrasing from an old newspaper classified ad style.

The Hello Girl and the Human Side of the Phone

A Jersey City Journal reflection argues that telephone operators deserve respect and civil treatment. It emphasizes the operator as a real person with feelings, capable of recognizing cross tones and needing dignity, not merely an automatic link in a distant machine.

Jersey City Journal

Cure for Sick Headache with Stomach and Liver Tabs

Sick headache is caused by stomach derangement and indigestion. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets correct these disorders and effect a cure. Take at first sign of illness to ward off or end the attack. Sold by all druggists.

Chamberlain

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