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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1891
Page
7
An advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as a remarkable cure for chronic throat and lung ailments. It claims the medicine provides healing, easing, and strength when standard remedies fail, describing it as a discovery for severe cases where doctors' advice has led to despair.
A Journal reporter questions a Brooklyn hat dealer about profits in retail headwear. He cites 25 to 50 percent margins, notes higher earnings on cheap hats, describes stock leftovers sent to institutions, and explains seasonal style changes and wool derbies versus silk hats. He warns of opportunistic buyers and off season sales.
Loyd and Stella Everett confess shared love after past separations. They recount travels with Lady Irving and the Duke of Melverne, meet in Denver and Colorado Springs, and plan future journeys while cherishing family blessings and old friends.
An English writer recounts humorous readers answers about moles and their meanings. Left side moles imply anxiety or betrayal risk, right side moles promise fortune, marriage, or long life. Right chin moles foretell fortune. left neck moles indicate vanity and public talk. Some predict second marriages, others slander, with no remedies offered.
A Boston man, acting as treasurer, brought home money he could not deposit in time. He felt he would lose it, sleeplessly fretting. He hid the funds in a stocking under the bed. Burglars later clearly visited, revealing his suspicions were correct.
A survey covers New York grape shipments from 1845 to 1890 and California viticulture history. It notes large wine and brandy production, a one-vine vineyard in Santa Barbara, and extensive Central American pyramids illustrating ancient labor and population. It also discusses social etiquette on street encounters and ends with a mention of a treaty with France.
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