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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1903
Page
6
The article notes General 13 ig and Young's pro act stirring work, claims a cure for colds via Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with money back, and mentions EE Grooge’s signature on each box. It also reports postmaster general Payne facing pressure and H H Rand on leave, still on the payroll.
A fragment notes an action involving Pierpont Morgan Erloo in a water setting. The readable text hints at a scene or event but lacks clear details, names, dates, or outcomes to anchor a full summary. Further context would clarify the individuals and exact incident referenced.
The article argues American adulterated foods, especially cheese, harm foreign trade and the nation’s honesty image. It notes U S cheese exports fell over thirty percent in the year ending June 30 1903 and Canada is gaining market share.
Fragmentary notes accuse fraudulent selling and mislabeling crops and medicines, and describe theft-like deception in commodity handling. A separate clipping mentions British victory in the international tennis cup, offering a contrast in global affairs.
A humorous note touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as quickest and surest relief for diarrhea. It claims rapid cures in one or two doses and notes sales by Graham Drug Co. The piece then references an invasion of Ohio by a group of bugologists to eradicate the tom Johnson pest and save the state for Hanna.
The text asserts President Roosevelt would not violate Secretary Lamar’s order by praising General Miles but would push Dr Wood to major general, bypassing 3800 senior officers, indicating a striking political clash over promotions and military precedent.
An old advertisement urges Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal cure, claiming minor wounds can prevent fatal outcomes. It emphasizes burns sores ulcers and piles and lists Edgar Matthews Drug Store as the seller for 25 cents.
An advertisement claims Hunt's Cure can treat tech caused dermatitis and ringworm including itching piles. It promises relief for the listed conditions and is guaranteed by all dealers.
President's refusal to permit congratulations for General Miles sparks protest among veterans who fought at the same battlefield as the retir ed commander of the army. The dispute highlights tensions within the military and political ranks.
An announcement promotes Liedric Bitters as a preventive against death by own action. The ad cites despondency preceding self harm and claims the tonic strengthens nerves and the body while regulating stomach liver and kidneys. Sold by Edgar Matthews Druggist for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
The text notes Filipinos reject American money and persist in using their own currency. It argues that if a nation refuses another's money, cordial relations between them are unlikely to be established.
An advertisement touts Groves Chill Tonic as containing only Lion and Quinine in a tasteless formula. It promises no cure and no pay with a price of 50e.
The move to appoint General Young in General Miles' place is seen as a violation of Congress's intent and an attempt to punish a true soldier who opposed the administration's Philippine policy including water-cure methods and Funston forgery tactics amid the Philippine campaign.
A wary note describes chills as a malaria forerunner in this climate and recommends Herbine. The remedy is said to stimulate the liver, drive germs from the system, purify the blood, and restore health. Available for 50c at Graham Drug Co.
A naval exchange near Gar Harbor concluded with the enemy being captured, allowing officers to go ashore for Sunday. A dispatch error reportedly misled about the Bap Harbor girls being captivated.
Public notice from Young County Texas directs the sheriff to publish four consecutive weeks for a pending suit No. 907 filed Aug 1905 in Graham. Plaintiffs claim adverse possession and seek cancellation of a mortgage lien on land described as BOB EC K. Kh. Co. Sur. No. 3 Abst. No 27. Defendants listed include Jno Lasater and Mattie Olton among many others.
James I Page as plaintiff in District Court Young County Texas files interrogatories in Docket No 907 against B Eubanks and others. W J Norman of Paso Pinto County Texas is a named deponent witness with deposition to be read at trial. commission to issue after publication. Sheriff Sam Dowdle and Clerk Geo H McLaren supervise the proceedings in Graham Texas.
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