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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
2
This notice records The Leader weekly publication schedule at Graham with Thursday issues and a price of $1.00. It credits Frank H. Bowron as editor and notes post office mailing as second class matter.
The piece argues the coming National House will be overwhelmingly Democratic with a Democratic speaker and committees. It warns of temptations to attack the opposition and urges the majority to pass democratic legislation to show a clear contrast with the Senate led by Aldrich, while noting potential stagnation in the next session.
JW Greer of Greenwood Louisiana endured severe back pain so intense injections were needed. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy he reports relief from lumbago and no further bother from the ailment. Sold by Graham Teeco.
The piece argues the Mexican revolution did not mature into a serious threat, existing mainly in American press circles and among profiteering adventurers seeking intervention. It notes American visitors welcomed by Diaz and disputes blame on Gomez and Wyler, highlighting Diaz’s ability to handle opposition.
Rochester mayor warns kidney trouble endangers life. He recalls a pale back pain that worsened daily, causing sluggishness and fatigue. After taking a remedy, he reports improvement and renewed strength over years.
A prominent citizen recounts a long struggle with Bright's Disease and a cure after trying Prickly Ash Bitters. The piece warns readers to seek early signs, notes the medicine's claimed kidney benefits, and urges caution about kidney ailments. It blends health advice with testimonial language.
The article notes several North Texas towns faced prestige loss due to drought and limited water. Graham, by contrast, solved its water problem, maintaining an unlimited supply even in the driest times, highlighting a key municipal advantage.
Advertises taking orders for magazines and periodicals from any publisher. Claims potential savings on subscriptions and offers low prices. Suggests readers can buy cheaply and efficiently through the service.
The Texas Railroad Commission adopts a Livestock Shipping Rule. Shippers must load stock to prevent injury, separating kinds in mixed cars with partitions at their expense. Bulls must be separated from cows calves and steers and tied if multiple bulls are in one car. Calves must be partitioned from grown animals.
The fragment notes a loan of $200.00 compared to $2000.00 with mentions of Young Abstract and Title Co. It hints at a lending theme or advertisement style, listing two monetary amounts and a company name in a concise, promotional line.
The text notes women increasingly engage in government policy as it affects home and family. It argues women will act when Tarbell’s program is applied, promising gains for the nation similar to those achieved by male relatives in building the country.
Offer to exchange a good residence and business house in a business village in Tarrant County for land in the same county. Address: 15 Graham, Texas.
surprise ripple in Olney business circles as Wood Butler Hutchinson declares a voluntary assignment for creditors. the move, attributed to short crops and poor collections, leaves friends and the community hopeful that assignee r l edwards can sell the business promptly and fairly.
Mrs. D. Gilkenson of Youngstown Ohio describes using Foley's Honey and Tar to cure her daughter's cold and cough. She notes immediate throat relief and lasting health, and she keeps a bottle at home. Graham Drug Co sells the product.
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