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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1905
Page
3
The attorney general holds that the word stationery does not mean stamps and counties must supply stamps from funds. A 15 year lame back case notes Chamberlains Pain Balm as effective. Rising Star Record urging clean politics and names several lawmakers slated to be the next House speakers.
The saying contrasts quick temper with steadiness by labeling a sensitive man touchy and a calm one wooden. It reflects an old observation of character traits in social discourse.
Sleeplessness remedy suggests drinking very hot water before bed to relax the body and improve circulation. John D. Rockefeller predicts a 1907 8 panic from overproduction with 7 000 000 to 10 000 000 out of work in two years. Alonzo Millett and John T. Rhodes buy Geo H Adams Herefords herd for 70 000 moving 3 500 head to Texas. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets praised by J P Klote. Confederate Camp of McKinney contracts granite monument for Jake Chamberlain grave.
A call from TU UM at the Presbyterian church on Thursday September 28 at 4 30 p m urges unity to rebuild town pride. The plea targets evening discussions on temperance and the need for men to unite against saloons and social evil to improve the surrounding county.
Mr G W Fowler of Hightower Alabama relates a juror experience in Edwardsville Clebourne county murder case. He details sickness from spoiled meat and how Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy quickly cured him after a druggist offered it as a better option. Two fellow jurors were affected. one bottle cured all three. For sale by W J Sedberry. The piece also notes origins of slang phrases and a note on sun fuel theories.
The Agricultural and Mechanical College reports dorms and facilities for 425 students and notes no admission increases will occur for two years due to limited state funding. Last year 75 applicants were denied for lack of space, while officials push for early applications.
Reflects on mortality and the futility of hoarding wealth as life fades. Advocates kindness and helping others instead of chasing money. Includes literary adages and brief notes on common concerns from the Minden Democrat and an Amateur Farmer quip about cattle digestion.
A Bennettville D C resident extols Electric Bitters for his wife’s long standing dyspepsia and torpid liver, noting she recovered strength and health after use. The ad says druggists sell the remedy for 50 cents. The column also praises independent farmers who paid debts with in kind goods and foresee a busy cotton season ahead.
Medicine advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as aiding nature by soothing coughs clearing secretions and aiding exporation to restore health. Sold by W Sedberry. The copy touts low cost and natural healing benefits.
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