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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1906
Page
7
A clipped notice praises government tariff policy as cutting sugar cost to six cents a pound while noting Germany sells at 212 cents. It mixes in ads for Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar and critiques of public figures, with various quips on behavior and morality.
W. H. Brown of Pittsfield Vermont endorses Dr King s New Life Pills as the best item after a person for health. The ad claims quick relief for headache constipation and biliousness and notes the 25 cent price with guaranteed availability at Sedberry s drug store. It cautions against separating from neighbors to draw closer to God.
A misread quotation from Sam Kendall of Foil pebers Kansas advocates Brek len’s Arnica salve as a cure all for burns boils sores and skin ailments sold at Wr. Sedberry’s drug store with a guarantee.
In Havana on September 26 fifty Moderate leaders reported that President Palma Vice President Mendez Capote and congressional representatives would resign. The cabinet also tendered its resignation. Intervention seemed likely though Taft and Bacon told the Associated Press no such move would occur while a government remained to negotiate.
Riots in Atlanta on September 26 leave eighteen black men and one white man dead. Mrs Thompson collapsed after watching two men shot and beaten. Saloons remain closed, many families lack cooks, and Black laborers are scarce as little ice is delivered.
Dr Joseph A Savignac wounded his wife and her mother Mrs David Mitchell in Ottawa on September 26 1900. Both women were in serious condition. Savignac had been planning a Florida trip with his wife and was arrested at the scene after the shooting when her parents opposed the trip.
Oyster Bay on September 26 reports that plans for moving U S troops to Cuba if Secretary Taft’s peace mission fails have been completed. The contingency outlines the transfer to counter potential upheaval in the island republic.
Shawnee Ohio Sept 26 W G Smith a young farmer was sandbagged and robbed after selling out. He carried a considerable sum of money. Two men were arrested in connection with the incident.
At Buffalo on September 26 the Democratic state convention chose Lewis Nixon as temporary chairman and adjourned until 10 o'clock Wednesday. Other brief items note H Westhoff’s death in Ardmore and construction starts on a new depot at Sapulpa and a steel bridge replacement at Chickasha.
The average weekly earnings of UK farm laborers including all allowances in kind are England 4.50, Wales 4.41, Scotland 4.81, Ireland 2.16.
The Philadelphia Press quotes a playful exchange where Tess denies a kiss from him, and declares she was gracious to permit the moment, highlighting social humor in a lighthearted scene.
A Cleveland Leader quote mocks a bride and groom on their wedding trip calling them spectacles as others saw through them. The remark frames the couple with public derision.
A runner set an extraordinary endurance record in the Sierra Madre, averaging about 170 miles daily. The 600 mile round trip was completed in five days on rough terrain, while carrying camp gear and a native blanket, using a simple ground popper mix as nourishment.
The piece notes western prairies favor gardening with irrigation in a semi arid climate and modest rainfall, advising near house placement to share one well. It also profiles King Edward as his own physician, practicing self denial, exercise, and a restrained diet, while praising cigars.
The German empress is described as using a large creamy swan quill for writing. When Mediterranean voyage supplies ran low last spring a Potsdam envoy carried quills to Taormina. Also mentioned is devoted missionary Rey Hunter, 70, planning to return to China after 43 years of service from Che-Foo.
Census figures show Nice has grown into a populous city with 149,448 inhabitants and 7,087 houses on March 4. Among residents is a centenarian, signaling longstanding urban life on the Riviera.
Catalog notice promoting The Cotton Buyers Ready Reckoner with a complete cot ton calculation table up to lécts a cotton pickers table and a cotton seed table. Price listed at $1.50. Sample page provided.
A long list of testimonial claims promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for childbirth related weakness and other ailments. Letters from mothers describe dramatic improvements in stamina, weight gain, and recovery, while warnings about wool tariffs and social musings appear as brief inserts.
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