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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1906
Page
3
A reader is advised to handle letter writing and generic documents with a typewriter rather than handwriting. Guidance covers letters abstracts insurance forms card memos accounts and menus, emphasizing neatness and avoiding perception of lacking a stenographer.
An advertisement extols the OLIVER Typewriter as a compact, durable machine requiring minimal skill. It claims edge-to-edge writing with less maintenance than rivals and markets to doctors, lawyers, insurers, merchants and hotel operators. Also notes other ads for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and a beef trust quip.
The Texas game laws cap daily hunting at twenty five birds per person and set seasons for plover ducks snipe jacksnipe cottows and wild geese. Doves have a September to February season and buck deer limits apply with penalties of fines up to 100 dollars or jail. Netting or trapping birds remains forbidden and penalties cover possession transport and sale. Night hunting with lamps is illegal.
Mary H Walters of St Clair St Columbus Ohio says after useless drugs left her unable to eat and sleep Electric Bitters gave immediate improvement and a complete cure. The ad touts the tonic as best health remedy priced 50 cents and guarantees by W J Ledberry. It also extols newspapers as essential for business success in a competitive era.
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy to improve kidney function and cure kidney and bladder diseases. It claims the product strengthens the whole system and endorses J. F. Crow Urmiy as a promoter.
Holland's Magazine October features Walter B. Whitman on Texas meats and canned products laden with preservatives and adulterants. It cites expert chemist findings, with notes on sausage and hamburger meat adulteration and fry-blown, dust-covered fresh meat. The issue also markets Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and includes farming tips from Wallace's Farmer, plus anecdotes about Kodol for Dyspepsia and political chatter around Bill Bryan.
An urgent health warning notes kidney trouble can be stealthy and fatal. It advises taking Foley's Kidney Cure at first signs to correct irregularities and help prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. The notice also promotes Dean's Ointment for itching piles.
The article argues the South dominates world cotton supply with 80 percent of global production yet fewer than 10 million spindles. It notes US cotton exports top 4 million dollars and predicts population and manufacturing growth will expand the industry as demand rises. Also mentions health tonic ads and a snippet on meat inspection regulations.
An Orange Michigan resident praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for back pain. After three weeks of other remedies, two applications produced a cure and the product is sold by all dealers.
The Brotherhood of Firemen changes its name to the Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen, reflecting a broader scope for members involved in both firefighting and locomotive engine work.
Dr Carlatedt s German Liver Powder is advertised as a long used remedy for kidney and liver troubles. The ad lists numerous symptoms claimed to be cured and promises a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved, urging readers to obtain the product with the guarantee.
New York spends four times as much as Chicago on corporate penies and more arrangers. Taxpayers in New York can bear the cost but face higher charges and burdens from the policy.
A dated medical advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy for headaches caused by stomach disorders. It claims the disorder is corrected and the sick headache will disappear, available from all dealers.
Two young members of the Jesse James Junior Gang were placed in the State House of Refuge in Pennsylvania. The report notes the youth group and their transfer to a reform facility as part of juvenile justice actions.
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