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Newspaper

Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1891

Page

3

August Flower hailed for relief of dyspepsia worldwide

A. Bellanger of Montagny Quebec and Ed Bergeron of Levis Quebec report success using August Flower for dyspepsia. C A Barrington of Sydney cites emiprete cure and renewed vigor after treatment. Geo Gates of Corinth Mississippi and G G Green of Woodbridge New Jersey endorse the remedy as a life saver for digestive ailments.

A. Bellanger Stove Foundry Montagny Quebec Bergeron General Dealer Uzon Levis C. A. Barrington Fc Smith Sydney Australia Geo Gates Corinth Miss Almot G. G. Green Woodpars Jersey

Farmers Alliance in Dallas Hearings and Addresses

The twelfth annual Farmers State Alliance of Texas held its opening session in Dallas August 18 with 121 counties represented and about 300 on the floor. Evan Jones read a long address urging financial reform and homestead protections, while Ben Terrell and Dr. C W Macune spoke on the alliance’s aims, finances, and anti monopoly principles.

Dallas Tex Farmers’ State Alliance of Texas Evan Jones Texas Europe E'Ernal v C. W. Macune Allinave Mr. Leverston Dr. Macune Farmers’ Alliance Ocala Wall Street Liverpool Walk Street Macune

Education and Social Strata Among Louisville’s Colored Elite

The article outlines a defined colored aristocracy in Louisville led by educated elites such as professors from local colored schools. It notes exclusive clubs, fashionable quarters, and the importance of education and etiquette over wealth, with entry to elite circles dependent on refinement, dress, and proper English, highlighting clubs like Once Again and Pickwick.

Eer Stein Orgental Allin State Alliance Trict Ducatios Dutich Ebon Ward McAllister J. M. Maxwell Courier Journal Prof Maxwell Magazine Pambridge Third Street Fourth Avenue Broadway Twentieth Street West Madison

Self Possession in an Emergency Tale of Lime Juice

A clever woman dining in an interior city citydine scene mistakes lime juice for a sauce piquante and dabs it on lettuce. She quickly senses the error as others add lime to their drinks and earns reputation for hidden knowledge and wit. The anecdote reflects poised composure under social pressure.

New York Sun Washington Post Ella Sophie New York Times

Oddest Duckling Heads United in Essex Lake

A Connecticut resident in Essex reports a double headed duckling from a brood in the river town. The two heads share a base at the neck and the creature eats twice as much as its siblings while remaining lively. The owner sought medical advice for the unusual bird.

Connecticut Connecticut River Essex

Remarkablealligator escape and varied society items

A remarkable escape from an alligator unfolds as Oliver and a servant stumble on a pond lure the reptile. The man slips on ice but grips the gator's jaws, allowing a bystander to pry its mouth open with a stick. The six foot creature is killed. The page also reports a staged Theodora at Valparaiso with jealous executioner, astronomer in Capitol square, and various social notes including ex Governor Swernerp’s reception and Ida Kingdon.

Sylvania Oliver Swernerp Washington United States Mexico

Quack Cure Ad Promises Free Trial Bottle

An advertisement touts a “Great Nerve Restorer” with claims of marvelous cures. It offers a free trial bottle to females by direct mail and directs readers to send two pounds to Dr. Kine of Wil Arch Street Philadelphia for remedies.

Ketne Gretdoy Kiine Wil Arch St Phila

Piles Remedy Advertisement Fragment from 19th Century Ad Page

A dense collection of medical and patent medicine blurbs appears. It touts Rosanko’s Pile Remedy for itching bleeding and protrusion, mentions Dr Bosanko and Philadelphia, circulars, and various patent cures. The page strings together ads for tonics, salves, and elixirs with moral quips and promotional lines.

Rosanko Bosanko Philadelphia

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