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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1906
Page
7
A colonial style market ad touts Lathrop & Gray's beef and mutton while Britain advances underground telegraph lines between London and Glasgow. Also mentions Wisanow's Soothing Syrup used by mothers for over sixty years and J. W. Carson named vice-director of the 4. M. College.
An old advertisement claims headaches stem from stomach derangement and promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure. It states the remedy is for sale by all dealers and includes a moral line about trust.
The notice promotes a subscription deal for The Semi-Weekly News and The JIMPLECUTE at $1.50 cash in advance for a year. It touts comprehensive news and instructional content aimed at farmers and families, promising T+copies and added value beyond single-paper access.
A Canton theological student’s thesis on Baseball Among the Ancients links biblical figures to baseball feats. It cites Abraham’s sacrifice, Cain’s base hit in Abel’s death, David’s long throw, Moses’s Red Sea win, and Eve and Adam in stolen bases, with terse notes on Samson’s strikeouts and Isaac with Rebecca at the well.
A collage of advices and historical notes references a reluctant newspaper reader businessman, DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve, and Foley’s Kidney Cure. It notes New Bedford whaling’s rise and mineral oil impact, plus comments on southern saber manufacturers limiting yellow pine output.
A California bank clerk is described as being six set high and £25,000 short. The line hints at a broader sentiment that many tasks appear simple until attempted, as reflected by the saying about many men.
Tyler Texas college reports largest history enrollment with over 1,000 students in 12 months from 20 states. The school claims strong job placement help for graduates in bookkeeping stenography and telegraphy and offers tuition refunds if standards aren’t met.
A terse world tally reports about 210 battleships currently in active service. The figure appears in a historical overview of naval strength, citing major fleets and potential power balances without assigning nations to the total.
An old advertisement touts Kodo as a natural digestive aid. It promises to relieve sour stomach indigestion and stomach troubles by cleansing and strengthening the stomach lining. The copy cites Ravanswood and Chicago as origins and notes local druggists selling the product.
A long list of named Texas county leaders under the State Executive Committee with names from Dallas to Fort Worth and many counties. The text also includes assorted health product ads and notes on new fertilizers and digestive aids.
Promote self use of a typewriter for tasks like writing letters abstracts insurance policies and cards. Claims you can handle accounts memos menus and lists on any paper any space. Encourages avoiding handwriting for legibility and efficiency.
An advertisement extols the OLIVER Typewriter as simpler and more durable, easy to learn and use without special attachments, suitable for professionals like doctors lawyers and agents. It claims 80 percent fewer wearing points and edge-to-edge paper writing. Also mentions a Chicago office and a booklet. Meanwhile other notices discuss weather affecting cotton bolls and health tonics.
A brief reflective line compares generosity and care to basic sustenance. It contrasts waste with the needs of the poor house, urging mindful use of resources to aid those in need.
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