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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
6
The September edition of Watsons Magazine arrives with a refined cover, replacing the old bilious red sheet. Inside are four short stories depicting real American life and a notably excellent poem signed George E Woods.
A.S. Nusbaum Batesville Indiana touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a rapid cure for summer colds and hay fever symptoms after unsatisfactory results with other medicines. J F Crow Drug Co endorses the product and promotes related health remedies. The ad ends with a quip about family trees and virtue.
Dated November 1 1982 reports a warm weather note and visits from Col C C Gallaway and Capt Geo S Cox plus Jno H Graham from Cass. Mentions B J Terry Jr of Greenville, Dick Hart of Denton county, D T Simmons of Bear Creek renewing subscription, Dr A P Brown return from Texarkana, Thanksgiving proclamation by President Arthur, and local developments such as the Lesele B ship and Polk street bridge. Maj J O Jackson wins nine premiums at Cass County Fair. Prentis grape sample praised, Welcome steamer being built and en route from Cincinnati to New Orleans for inspection, Lambert Richardson Dramatic Company bookings with Harry Robinson.
Mia Walters of St. Clair St Columbus Ohio claimed she was near death from wasting and weak stomach from drugs. She credits Electric Bitters with immediate improvement and a complete cure, calling it the best health tonic on earth at 50 cents with a druggist guarantee.
DH Beach of Midland City Alabama says a long battle with tetter ended after using Chamberlains Salve. He notes the condition still flares briefly but far less severely and praises the remedy available from all druggists.
A fragmented ad text touts appendicitis avoidance and various "cures" such as Orine Laxative Fruit Syrup for liver and bowels, claiming mild taste and no nausea. It promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil for pain and lists The J F Crow Drug Co as seller amid miscellaneous quips about invention and trouble.
The New Idea Woman's Magazine October issue favors somber palettes for business women with navy blues ruby reds black and myrtle greens. It notes unobtrusive stripes dark plaids and satin stripe novelty patterns with separate plaid skirts and matching waists. Style and American Dressmaker features a front cover outfit and offers a skirt cutting system with a year’s subscription for 175. Sample copies 10c subscriptions 1.00 yearly. Style and American Dressmaker 24 25 East 21st St New York.
The Colorado Citizen notes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as one of the best market medicines for throat and lung issues including coughs colds and stone. It is described as pleasant safe and dependable and is sold by all druggists.
A Texas resident certifies Ballard's Snow Liniment has long been used at home for rheumatic pains. The ad notes quick relief and broad accessibility with sales by W I Ledberry. A separate government figure reports rural mail carriers in Texas receive nearly $100,000 monthly.
J. F. Crow Drug Co. promotes a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble claiming medicine can help beyond ordinary reach. The text urges readers to take interest in politics as a civic duty and warns that troubles grow when neglected.
The advertisement claims drying catarrh worsens illness and promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a safe pleasant remedy. It notes trial sizes by mail, 60c tubes, and Eureka health claims while praising editors for submitting news. Also mentions Dream Balm, Kodel for dyspepsia, and a regional dialect closing line.
Mrs. Mary E. Hammond of Moody Texas reports long liver trouble improved after using Derbine. She praises the remedy as a wonderful liver medicine and says she keeps it in the house, with W J Ledberry selling it locally. Texas shows companies with large annual outputs.
A shopper declares he wants more than a little here when affordable goods are offered below cost. The brief item notes consumer demand and promotional pricing, with emphasis on bargain seekers.
A guide explains you can handle writing tasks with a typewriter by producing letters abstracts insurance policies accounts and memos on various paper sizes without relying on a stenographer. It argues handwritten work looks poor and may cast doubt on your means to afford assistance.
Advertisement touts the OLIVER Typewriter as simpler and more durable than rivals. It claims easy learning, adjustable spacing, edge-to-edge writing, and suitability for professionals like doctors and lawyers. Includes Chicago address and a second ad offering Webster's Unabridged Dictionary with playful phonetic spelling reference from Dallas News.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a one day cure for colds with a money back guarantee by the druggist if it fails. Grove's signature appears on each box and the price is 25 cents. Cotton farmers in multiple state unions pass resolutions to demand at least 15 dollars a bale.
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