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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1905
Page
6
The text warns about the molting season for young hens and its impact on egg output. It notes that older hens molt late and may miss peak egg prices, advises health maintenance to prevent disease, and suggests adding sunflower seed and linseed meal to the morning mash for early molting birds.
The Fort Worth Semi-Weekly Record is promoted as a versatile general newspaper with strong news service and appeal to households farmers stockraisers and artisans. A clubbing offer includes one year for the Record and companion paper at discounted rates. also notes a sample testimonial for Bucklen's Arnica Salve and a note about state bank inspector salaries.
A in-depth column contrasts old bookkeeping by tally marks with modern business training. It extols Tyler Commercial College Tyler Texas as a model for practical education in bookkeeping and modern commerce. It notes yellow fever epidemics with September as a deadly month and ponders what science may achieve.
An ad explains drying preparations worsen catarrh by drying secretions. Ely’s Cream Balm is promoted as a cleansing soothing healer for nasal catarrh and colds. Trial size offered for 10 cents. 50c size sold by druggists. Ely Brothers, New York. It claims painless relief without irritation and mentions Ely's a Dream Calm for hay fever.
The writer argues that papers should boost causes only from readers and contributors, not parties, reflecting a trend toward independence from party ties. The remark cites ongoing debates among editors about funding and influence shaping editorial stances.
Medicines that aid nature are most effective say Clarksville Times in support of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It relieves cough and aids expectoration by opening secretions and restoring health, sold by W. J. Ledberry. The circus fold prefer newspaper advertising over billboards for better results.
An old ad claims Dr Kings New Life Pills cure headaches and digestion problems after alleging constipation and indigestion. It mentions stores selling the pills and a promise of guarantee. Nearby a gold mine near the Pandma canal is said to be reopened after centuries of abandonment by Spain.
A witty compilation on marriage, gender roles, and money. It mocks husbands who claim control, wives who chase affection, and the social pressures of matchmaking. The piece notes widespread matchmaking activity and offers a skeptical view of money, weather memory, and public perception.
Mr G W Fowler of Hightower Alabama recounts serving on a petit murder jury at Edwardsville when cholera morbus struck after eating meat. A druggist swapped his needed remedy for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, stating it worked better. One dose improved in five minutes and a second cured him and two fellow jurors. For sale by W J Sedberry.
Shipped from Elmer Pennsylvania for the week and six weeks total amount to 5620 car loads of white potatoes bringing $143,000 to growers. Within six miles 651 cars were sent earning farmers $179,000. One firm shipped 171 car loads. Newton Moore near Whig Lane sold 5350 bushels from 15.5 acres for $1,541.
Farmers in Harris County express concern over a weak crop year with estimates of ten to fifteen bales per farm, far below last year’s forty to fifty bales, signaling economic strain for the community.
J P Klote of Edina Missouri says Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are more beneficial than any other remedy for stomach trouble. The ad notes the tablets help with disorder of the stomach biliousness or constipation and are sold by W J Sedberry. A peach tree in Denton bears three peach varieties on one four year old ungrafted branch ripening at different times.
J. B. Payne, a progressive farmer seven miles from Hillsboro, reports 12 acres yielded 1000 bales of hay this season at 30 cents per bale totaling about 25 dollars per acre. He also cut 1000 bales of Hurrah grass hay from 25 acres of oat stubble at 20 cents per bale totaling about 5 dollars per acre.
A.Brown of Bennettaville DC claims his wife suffered from dyspepsia and a torpid liver before using Electric Bitters. He says the remedy revived her strength and vigor and she became well again. The product is sold by druggists at 50 cents a bottle with a guarantee.
A Kentucky cow owned by Bud Bowlin died within an hour after eating twenty three twists of tobacco. The incident prompted some tobacco users to joke the animal died because she did not know how to spit.
At the Portland Exposition the first prize on onions was awarded to J S Porcher of Hi Paso valley, for the famous White Sweet El Paso variety.
In Louisiana the Italian laborers are viewed as the most serviceable and reliable by sugar planters, who are rapidly replacing Negro labor in the state.
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