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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1901
Page
4
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item recounts a forgetful husband who paste his wife’s commission inside his hat. He loses the hat in a fog and reaches the office hatless, provoking a joke about losing his head. The clipping then shifts to various brief items from different locales and topics.
A caustic remark contrasts a sacred concert with ordinary commerce, noting Sundays and a critique of Philo and Cray. The fragment hints at press publication context and satire.
A fragmented quote discusses the difference between big newspapers and magazines, noting readers get more magazine content with newspapers but Sailies’ offers little news. The source mixes casual names and a Chicago Record-Herald fragment.
A brief exchange in the Catholic Standard and Times shows Willie proudly affirming his ability to stand. The playful dialogue highlights family moments and simple wins.
A dialogue from the Chicago Record-Herald shows Jones explaining he waters nine buckets on every tree in his yard to make the time pass. The other speaker notes his fondness for trees but misreads the motive as care.
In a Chicago News item Mrs Naggs claims her husband cannot meet creditors, while Mrs Waggs counters that he can and does meet them more often than he cares to. The dialogue highlights a financial clash within a Chicago household.
El Paso prepares for a second annual Mid Winter Carnival January 14 15 16 17 18 1902 with the Sunshine in January spectacle Mexico bull fights Juarez and low railroad rates drawing thousands. Miners medical and teachers conventions a large Texas cattle exhibit and a grand free show promise a festival between New Orleans and Los Angeles.
A collection of excerpts critiques Boston clemency for a pastor jailed for shoplifting arguing it shows how poverty drives illicit gifts. It notes Southern disenfranchisement, negro voters and corruption in New York police, with a Missouri hot summer scene of parched land and odd river mischief across local columns.
Senator McLaurin rebukes a political agitator described as a pitchfork figure and accuses him of bearing responsibility for attacks. He contrasts his own fiscal honesty with alleged corporate ties and a whiskey trust involvement. The article notes Galveston’s expectation to break wheat port records this season.
A promotional note describes the Thrice-a-Week World edition offering subscription details. It highlights first news coverage and broad English-speaking circulation with a combined offer including the Graham Leader, pricing a yearly total of 1.65 dollars.
In Weimar Texas a farmer laments his failed methods against boll weevils while admiring a more energetic neighbor. The piece ends with a moral on diligence. It notes the ten year average corn yield at 1.9 billion bushels.
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