If a Cow gave Butter Mankind Would Invent Milk
A playful reflection on dairy and digestion noting that milk is nature’s emulsion and butter is its form. It compares cod liver oil as nourishing yet needing emulsification to be digested.
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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
8
A playful reflection on dairy and digestion noting that milk is nature’s emulsion and butter is its form. It compares cod liver oil as nourishing yet needing emulsification to be digested.
Scott's Emulsion combines the best oil with hypo phosphites to aid digestion and provide greater nourishment than oil alone. It is advertised as the most strengthening food medicine in the world. Free sample offered, with price listed as 60c and 1.00 at druggists.
The Democratic Primary on July 20 names Morris Sneppard for Congress, J. M. Terrell for State Senator, I. P. Wilson for Floater, and Horage W. Vaughan for District Attorney. The White Citizens' Primary on May 3 lists F. Moseley as District Clerk, R. A. Loomis as County Judge, M. W. Rwavis as County Attorney, W. F. Jones as County Clerk, Will B. Terry as Sheriff, W. H. Brambert Sr. as County Treasurer, L. L. Braden as Tax Collector, Davis Biggs as Tax Assessor, L. G. Pruitt as Public Weigher, J. N. McCasland as Prec. 1 County Commissioner, Frank McAdoo as Prec. 2, J. B. Moseley as Prec. 3 County Commissioner, L. B. Todd as Justice of the Peace Prec. 3, Albert D. Craver as Justice of the Peace Prec. 6, and C. Tl. Proctor as Constable Precinct 3.
Jefferson reports 264 bales of cotton weighed by Public Weigher John D. Aiken at 9:00 today. Miss Mary Restella recovers enough to help at low prices for Good Goods at JoseNrnnp & Co. Mies Jeannette Mt. Goldberg visits Dallas and St. Worth en route to Oklahoma for her work. Crow Deng Co sells school supplies. A lent show with a band stops in. Roganfeld & Co holds a big sale. Marion Slaughter from Mt. Pleasant visits cousin Robert Slaughter in Hughes Springs. Wanted rough white oak staves short length. highest prices paid, prompt payment. Louis Werner Stave Co., Shreveport, La. Mrs. A. M. Parker and son Carroll return to Marshall after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs Joe A. Fiedler.
The article discusses why God permits evil, examining Adam and Eve, free will, and the purpose of redemption. It traces humanity from the fall to Abraham and Israel, noting divine promises and the long path toward fulfillment as God guides history toward a covenant through generations ending with Moses and the Exodus.
The P Eldridge shoe department reports rising sales across men women children and babies with new mall and winter rival displays. Library notice states hours until further notice the library opens at 6 pm on Tuesday. Members thank Misses Eberstadt Bene for raffle interest and J A Armistent for handling the lace handkerchief fundraiser.
Charley Kistenmacher visited from Sulphur Springs and stayed several days. The notice offers a residence with three bedrooms a dining room kitchen and parlor for sale with Lot 635150 and invites inquiries for price.
James W. Sims died about 10 am at his Taylor Street home from dropsy after years of suffering. A longtime peace officer and deputy sheriff, he leaves a wife, a daughter, and son Charles in the U S Navy at Cavite Philippines, plus a brother W B Sims and sister Mrs Ed Meyer. He belonged to Iron Lodge No 112 and K and L of H. Funeral was Tuesday at 10 am from the residence.
Employment ad seeking a salesman to sell Singer Sewing Machines and collect on accounts with liberal commission. Applicants must furnish horse and harness. Apply Singer Sewing Machine Co 22 Marshall Texas. Tent meeting news notes church services ongoing with Eld C A Casteen continuing next week. all invited.
A message from T. B. Anderson offering to order Bibles and Testaments for groups. Promises special prices, good binding, paper, and print.
Mr P Eldridge announces a vast Fall and Winter stock from eastern markets including dry goods groceries clothing millinery shoes and ladies wear. The display promises exclusive style and quality produced by months of preparation and energetic purchasing, inviting the trading public to visit the Jefferson store.
A card of thanks expresses gratitude for courtesies received from the Jefferson High School trustees Judge Loomis and the assisting young ladies at the seal meetings. Signed by G. W. Surra Miss Cinnin Preston Mrs. R. W. Vinson.
All persons interested in the Old Foundry graveyard will meet at 8 o clock a m on Thursday September 20 for the purpose of cleaning the site. Everyone should bring tools. W T Thompson
Scotch collie breeder J. D. Vinson and partners in Alexandria and Shreveport offer registered stock and future delivery on orders. Also note Hughes' shop for horse shoeing and blacksmithing in the area.
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