10 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1905
Page
1
An optometrist states he maintains a complete classified index of every patient eye exam. He can recall when and how each eye condition appeared and cite changes over time. He offers to provide perfect duplicates if glasses were broken or lost and to retrieve full particulars by name.
During this visit Dr Duncan provides all medical and surgical treatment at no cost. If glasses are unnecessary but medical or surgical care is needed, no charge applies. No charges for prescriptions or eye care advice. He brings a complete Eye Ear Nose and Throat surgical outfit and offers advice for ear, eye, nose, and throat concerns.
Eye specialists claim 70 percent of chronic headaches stem from eye strain and that properly fitted glasses can relieve many headaches and reflex pains. The article notes benefits for neuralgia dizziness nausea and sore eye conditions, offering free examinations with no obligation to buy.
By authority of the school board the school will open on September 4 1905 after renovations to make the building safe and comfortable. The board and teachers aim to strengthen efficiency and improve conditions. Teachers’ course resumes and a business course will be provided with emphasis on Bookkeeping and Arithmetic. Citizens of the county and neighboring areas are welcome. board and homestays are available on reasonable terms. B C Opom Supt. Nine copy?death by own action in the United
The article condemns New Orleans for not cleaning all areas since 1878 yellow fever. It notes Italian quarters are especially filthy and calls for national health efforts to control the outbreak, arguing federal power should back local health workers.
A personal letter from C D Yancey of Graham Texas to his father in Washington D C. He reflects on his father’s recent travels to Texas and Mexico and describes a visit to the Soldiers Home in Washington with details of its 512 acre grounds eight hundred veterans and monuments. He expresses homesickness for Texas and plans to become a diligent student while envisioning building a house and pursuing agricultural life.
A nostalgic, humorous reminiscence invites veterans, Sons and Daughters, and young folks to a reunion under pecan groves. The writer celebrates war memories, family chatter, and festive preparations, humorously noting band music, treats, and communal tasks for three days of revelry.
Obituary note reports the death of Mrs. Will Sitton in the Panhandle early this week. She was daughter of Mrs. P. B. Keeter of South Bend and left behind bereaved relatives and young children.
Col and Mrs R C McPhail left yesterday for Benton Illinois to spend two months visiting three nephews and a cousin the Colonel has not seen in fifteen years. The family expresses they will miss his familiar figure and pleasant words during the trip.
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