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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1905
Page
3
The Honey Grove Signal notes a ban by Minnesota lawmakers on selling red lemonade and laments the era of circus street parades fading. The editorial voice calls for a boyish return and reflects on the world becoming unfit.
A resident named John G. Bisher Gil lam Indiana reports complete recovery from a fifteen year lame back using Chamberlains Pain Balm. The liniment is praised for sprains and bruises and sold by W. J. Sedberry. A juvenile grammar class joke concludes with the boy distinguishing adjectives little and small.
A cryptic fragment notes a figure named Soast or Boara in the Ava 8 and Biganturo setting. The text hints at time as an adversary, with a grim warning that those who kill time will be killed by it.
Report by C A Snow and Co Patent Attorneys Washington DC and Robert L Kirk Dallas lists patents granted this week to Texas inventors. Names include Montague M McGregor J H Williams Rockwall and a churning animal trap. For copies send ten cents and paper date to C A Snow.
Medicines that aid nature are always most effectual. Chamberlains Cough Remedy acts on this plan and aids nature in restoring health. Sold by W. J. Ledberry. The record of visitors to Yellowstone Park this season shows 20 000 up to now, driven by Portland Exposition.
Greensboro reports twenty eight indictments in a Federal Court revenue officers fraud case. J. P. Klote of Edina Missouri hails Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as superior for stomach trouble and biliousness. W. J. Ledberry sells the tablets. A Hungarian chemist reportedly invented a rust-proofing compound for iron and stone water proofing to make buildings more durable.
A 10 COMN note urges support for colored men who vote anti ticket and push prohibition. It recalls historic black leaders guarding families and warns drink harms youth. The piece pleads colored men to test their trust, vote together, and participate at the ballot.
Mr G W Fowler of Hightower Alabama recalls a murder trial at Holwayisyville Cle bourne County describing cholera like illness after eating gouge meat. A druggist sent Chamberlains Cough Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which cured all three jurors after one dose each. For sale by W J Ledberry. Japanese have no equals in war medicine Dr Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures colds. Chicago strike costs estimated at 14000000.
Announcement changes the Buckner Orphans Home reunion to November 4 to 6 with free events for all former residents and attaches. Public access only on Sunday November 5 for the annual service. kin visits discouraged while officials focus on activities. Committee members invite greetings from those unable to attend.
Advert uses atomizers to apply Fly's Liquid Cream Balm for catarrhal troubles. It notes price with applying tube as Zicenta and claims the liquid preserves the merchandising power of the solid form. A Morton Minnesota editorial urges country merchants to meet mail order rivals with advertising to share price and product details.
Dr. Roma Electric Oil promotes preparation for accidents as the Monarch over pain, while Sam Houston Normal begins its session with 419 students in attendance and unnamed officials.
Two Civil War veterans in Hot Springs argued over valor with a northern and a southern man trading lines. The northern boast of victory was met with the southerner’s retort that pension reports show they wounded every foe who survived battle.
Dr A B Hopkins of the Department of Agriculture warns that insects consuming forest trees and their products cause annual losses up to 100 million dollars.
A humorous quip from the Denver Evening Post recalls a young husband’s first appearance as a baby-mobile chauffeur and the blushes that follow on a public street.
The article urges adults to keep children engaged with plenty of meaningful tasks so they stay productive and avoid mischief. It stresses that providing captivating activities is key to guiding boys and girls toward constructive behavior and success.
Sonneberg Germany, known for its inexpensive toys, shipped goods valued at 18.7 million dollars last year. The United States bought about 4 million dollars of these exports, highlighting the German town's role in affordable toy production and international trade.
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