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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1902
Page
1
The Old Reliable Watch Maker and Jeweler that has ever been in Graham. He does as fine optical work as can be had this side of St. Louis. Give him a trial and be convinced.
An analysis rejects the idea that constitutions should bend to modern economic urges. It warns against expanding government powers and endorses sticking to ancient landmarks. The piece argues the Constitution provides broad protection and liberty, likening it to a universal decalogue. It cautions that sovereign majorities may lack wisdom.
Chas M Cramer Esq watch maker of Colombo Ceylon highly recommends Chamberlain s Cough Remedy for coughs and colds in children. He reports quick chest cold relief and often cures children with one bottle, noting many others have benefited. Sold by Tiraham Drug Co.
The News notes Mr. Lanham defended his views on trust laws despite Austin Court of Civil Appeals declaring them worthless. It notes courage in expressing beliefs amid conflicting rulings and questions Democratic lawyers who did not oppose laws exempting classes, suggesting earlier challenge could have saved citizen expense and business injury.
Sallie Harris of Salem New Jersey reports a severe muscular rheumatism attack last fall. After trying several prescriptions she used Chamberlain's Pain Balm, seen advertised in the South Jersey paper. Two applications brought improvement and one bottle completed the cure. For sale by Graham Drug Co.
The Terrell Transcript notes that Austin saloon men neglected approved bonds and face penalties of 900 dollars per day. The piece argues law is harsh, and brewers are in a stronger position to compromise than saloon operators, who may have to close.
The coming railway makes good roads essential for Graham to serve as a regional shipping point. Agitate to repair and maintain county roads. proper construction minimizes future upkeep. Neglecting four roads could let Graham miss rail trade, forcing nearby areas to haul goods farther and harming local producers and merchants.
Hunt's Lighting Oil advertised as effective for burns bruises cuts and sprains with a guaranteed remedy. Appears in a local sale notice listing price 25 and 50 cents.
A Garland News summary reports a young woman horse whipped Topeka Mayor Parker for not closing the city joints. The editor notes the Bartlett paper editor, Miss Allen, opposes women’s suffrage yet improves her paper with local news. The piece criticizes suffrage and praises local reporting while hinting at political tensions.
Advertises BaALLARD'S Snow Liniment for cuts burns sprains and bruises claiming quick healing with a 25 price and 50 cents. offered by Graham Drug Company in a local drugstore notice.
The Louisiana Democrats vocally oppose concessions to Cuba arguing it would flood the U S with cheaper sugar harming local growers. The stance is framed as opposition grounded in sugar industry interest rather than mere antipathy to the sugar trust.
A harsh critique of President Roosevelt and General Funston contrasts Funston’s theatrics with real heroism in the Philippines. The piece argues the president backed Funston’s controversial tactic, while questioning the military and political narratives told by supporters. It also notes a separate anti imperialism note about funding the Statue of Liberty light and its symbolism beyond mere utility.
Advertisement urging mothers to combat worms causing sleepless nights with Warre's Cream Vermitage priced at 25 cents, sold by Graham Drug Co.
Charles H Sibley died after a long illness. member of the Presbyterian church and Knights of Pythias. Survived by wife and four children. Brother-in-law and sister Norris of Graham were with him. Funeral conducted by Knights of Pythias at Oakwood Cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
Millions marvel at the multitude of maladies cut off by Dr King s New Life Pills the most distressing too Stomach Liver and Bowel troubles Dyapepsia Loss of Appetite Jaundice Biliousness Fever Malaria all fall before these wonder workers. 25cat Edgar Matthews Co drug store.
Pecos Times reports Judge Morris of Austin invalidates the Texas anti trust statute citing the Illinois case.Brewers plumbers bootblacks and others who paid fines under the law may seek refunds as the ruling challenges how officers earned large fees and percentages amid enforcement.
A bold tonic claims to cure piles with absolute success. Appearances state the product is from TApper and sold by Graham Drug Co. It is priced at 50 cents for bottles and 75 cents for tubes.
The president hired a professional wrestler to teach him, aiming to shed flesh as he grew fat despite vigorous exercise. The lessons failed and the wrestling master was dismissed. The note adds that a bout with Senator Hanna will further reduce fat, claiming Hanna makes fat people lean, though he is not a wrestler.
Four distinct Democratic opinions in the House create a split over the Cuban reciprocity legislation. A member may yet strike the right balance and push the party toward the proper action, as reported.
A Snapshot argues that political parties should not be allowed to leverage government power across departments for their political business. The quote cautions against entangling governance with party interests and warns of abuse of state authority.
A vivid poetic line portrays nature as a vigilant guardian, with earth clad in a protective green veil. The image evokes renewal and resilience in the face of seasonal change.
The Philadelphia case on North Fifteenth Street shows a respected man with a double life as a murderer of his employer and her two children. The piece argues that retribution follows wrongdoing, citing Nemesis and the biblical maxim as evidence that no guilty man escapes judgment.
For coughs and colds there is no medicine so effective as BaLLARD's Hoxenomp Syrup. It is the ideal remedy. Price, 25 cents and 50 cents. For sale by Graham Drug Co.
A farmer boy wanders through town stopping before a theater window. Loafers gather as hours pass. When pressed, he explains he is trying to see how long a fellow can mind his own business without someone asking what he is doing. The scene captures small town curiosity.
Advertises Herpine as a blood purifying remedy to cure melancholy and low spirits. Claims it restores health and cheerfulness at 50 cents, sold by Graham Drug Co.
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