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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1904
Page
3
The article argues that the poorest girls are those not taught to work and depend on others. It claims rich parents pamper daughters who despise labor, while lively daughters should learn to earn, as fortune shifts and skill complements labor for all social classes.
A testimonial from John Hamlett of Eagle Pass Texas praising Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after swift relief from bowel trouble. Mentions sale by W J Ledberry and promotes country cured ham and Ely products for catarrh and hay fever with ads and a note on Tom Watson speaking in Houston.
CG W Landis of Chanute Kansas touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for neuralgia claiming he was raised from the dead after using a bottle. An ad notes price points 25 0 500 and 1.00 at W J Ledberry. The Bastrop Advertiser reports a Hillsboro youth fined 3840 for slander plus costs.
G. W. Lathrop's Market invites customers to drop in for best cuts roast meats steaks sausage and ham. The store emphasizes courteous service and filling orders to a nicety based on the long-time customer base.
The W. C. T. U. gathers at the Presbyterian church on Thursday September 15 at 4 oclock. Editors urge opponents of open saloons to repent and live righteously, warning that votes for alcohol undermine manhood and invite divine judgment.
Advice on preventing sour stomach cautions against overeating and rich foods. It recommends chewing thoroughly eating slowly spacing meals five hours apart and using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets if fullness persists. A parenting anecdote follows about a boy who learns a new word for fifty cents after a prior promise of a dime.
Eighty acres of land are given to the University of Michigan for forestry experiments. The area will be called The Experimental Farm, supporting research in woodland science and related studies for academic advancement.
A testimonial advertisement for Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup claims a fifty two year track record and published formula of buchu hydrangea mandrake and other ingredients. It presents user letters from Texas praising cures of indigestion kidney trouble and general debility and offers free samples via the manufacturer Thacher Medicine Co. Chattanooga with price details.
Surviving Federals of the Pilot Knob battle arrange a fortieth anniversary observance on September 27 under the Pilot Knob Memorial Association. Officials expect the event to bring the valley its largest crowd ever with visitors from across the United States.
An ad-style claim states that children cry from hunger due to inanition and that White's Cream Vermifuge will stop the crying and help children thrive immediately, with a price of 26 cents at W bedbery.
A doctor and patient exchange remarks about faith in modern medicine. The patient concedes disbelief, while the vet’s practical skill is implied to prevail regardless of belief. The dialogue highlights skepticism versus proven treatment.
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