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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
2
Dates of Subscription indicate one year or six months options with due copy. Copy appears entered at the Graham Post Office as second class mail matter. RANK H. BOWRON is editor. Price listed is $1.00.
The notice instructs readers to check their label date and contact or renew if arrears approach one year. It emphasizes renewal actions to avoid losing delivery and aligns with current postal policy on credit. It names no people or organizations beyond generic postal terms.
A long reflection on the Willie Whitla kidnapping in Sharon Pennsylvania, arguing the world is kin through shared grief and youthful innocence. It extols communal sympathy, the moral value of children, and the role of civic virtue, while praising local progress, culture, and social harmony.
Imperative reflections on family responsibility and memory, urging readers to cherish Willie Whitles and consider the impact of unknown whereabouts. Includes an advertisement for Foley's Kidney Remedy claiming kidney support and vigor restoration, with a Grah am drug company sale note.
A persuasive exhortation to laboring residents of Graham to buy town lots and pay them off gradually. The speaker argues that home ownership frees one from landlords, saves rent, and builds equity, suggesting even small, steady payments can secure a residence and establish a business foundation. If failure occurs, the risk is minimal. if successful, it creates stability and opportunity.
Witty quip notes efforts to treat rheumatism with bee stings and other methods, joking that both options have been tried but the rheumatism remains unchanged.
Mr F G Fritts of Owenn New York writes that his little girl benefited greatly from Foley’s Orina Laxitive and calls it the best remedy for constipation and liver trouble. He notes it is mild pleasant and effective especially for women and children and a splendid spring medicine. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
A reader critiques a clerk who ignored customers, delaying service with curt responses. The letter argues courtesy keeps business moving and urges staff respect for employers and the public, noting misfortune or mood should not excuse poor service.
The advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a cure for backache kidney and bladder trouble. It claims to correct irregularities strengthen kidneys to cleanse the blood and tone the system. It urges immediate use with 50 cent and 1 dollar bottle options.
In the Breckenridge examination Pratt is linked to the Barron murder rather than self defense. Prosecutors refuse to meet a $1,000 bond set by Justice A J Power. Judge Blanton issues a bench warrant and Pratt is rearrested, with a bail hearing scheduled later.
The Chicago Tribune favors a simple internal remedy over laxatives and exposure. It warns that frequent treatment in doors is needed to avoid fresh colds and possible pneumonia. It endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a reliable cold cure, available from Sloan Drug Co.
Railroad men express fear they may need to raise freight rates yet fear itself fuels hope for relief or reform. Local observers weigh potential impact on commerce and communities as policy signals loom.
Many people oppose strong medicines from physicians for rheumatism. Most cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism with no fever or swelling, where external relief suffices. Apply Chamberlain's ointment freely for quick relief. 25 cents, large 50 cents. For sale by gloan Drug Co.
A fragmented line notes increased tea tariffs while beer remains duty free, prompting women to claim unfair discrimination and urge remedy.
The advertisement claims rheumatic poisons are driven from the blood by Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy in liquid or tablet form. It suggests writing to Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin for the booklet and free test samples, with no money required and an invitation to surprise a sufferer.
Oklahoma faces backlash as proposed election law moves forward amid public protests claiming unfairness. Critics say the measure risks suppressing votes and questions linger about its impact on turnout and access to polling sites. orgs and local officials weigh in as the bill advances.
An 19th century style advertisement claims a Knocker views others poorly due to a disordered liver. It prescribes Ballard's Herbine as a sure cure for constipation indigestion sick headache biliousness and all liver stomach and bowel troubles sold by B. B. Doty & Co.
A boy who resents chores saves time by digging in the garden for ten minutes and ends up uncovering a half acre in pursuit of fish worms, treating the hunt as a game.
A nostalgic reflection on spring as a boy plays marbles by Salt Creek and fishes with worms, recounting the joys and perils of youth. The piece muses on growing up from boyhood to old age, noting how springtime sparks memories of days long past.
An old time warning uses Niagara floods as a metaphor for river danger and urges readers to seek kidney care with Electric Bitters. The ad cites backache relief and renewed vigor, claiming J. R. Blakenship of Belk Tenn was wholly cured after long kidney trouble. Bottles priced at 50 cents, $1.90 elsewhere.
An advertisement argues outdoor exercise is needed by Americans but advises using Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism. It claims quick and permanent relief from rheumatic pain meralgia lame back and other pains, promising spry vitality akin to a Colt.
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