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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1903
Page
3
Health ad notes recall to remember the name Swamp-Root and Dr Kilmer's neo, and the address on every bottle. Mentions Binghamton New York as the location associated with the product labeling.
A man aware of his own interests will choose Loca PAPER for a news and information class not available elsewhere, highlighting the publication's value to readers seeking practical content.
Strong minded up to date men seek a general paper to stay in touch with the outside world. The Dallas Semi-Weekly News offers a combined version with The Graham Leaver to keep farmers posted on Local News Home Enterprises Personal Items State News National Affairs Foreign Matters. For $1.75, one year, 158 copies.
The Rev Irl R Hicks Alma nac for 1904 ready and mailed for 30 cents. The Hicks Almanac and Prof Hicks Worp and Works offer a complete year for one dollar. Orders to Word and Wor ks Publishing Co 2201 Locust St St Louis Mo.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female weaknesses including fall of womb and leucorrhea. It guarantees to pay $500 if not cured after a fair trial, and promotes concurrent use of Dr. Pierce's Lotion Tablets. Poised as a long running remedy with private correspondence offered from Buffalo New York and a sales pitch urging insistence on the original product against inferior substitutes.
A Memphis News piece parodies Panama's new republic status and politics calling it a land of revolutions and yellow fever. It mocks rivers and roads, notes bananas and dodging work, jokes about Colon, Panama City, and Roosevelt, and questions accuracy amid heavy satire.
Dr Armstrong of Delia Texas prescribes a remedy claimed to relieve coughs croup and influenza instantly by acting at the source of irritation. It does not upset the stomach and is said to heal inflammation and enable lungs to supply life giving oxygen. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
President Roosevelt declares the nation will not submit to arbitration over the right to conclude a canal treaty, signaling firm stance on exclusive negotiation authority and strategic control of future waterways.
A compact historical advertisement touts Hunt's Lightning Oil promising relief for pains catarrh neuralgia rheumatism cuts burns colic and diarrhea with a satisfaction guarantee or money back. Includes price claim of 25 cents and a suggestive religious framing.
J M Haller heads the dry goods firm Yokum in Texas. On an East trip he told a companion in the palace car that Little Early Risers will help you rise early and feel good. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are praised for dark brown taste headache and logy feeling.
Some claim the hardworking club woman is exploited across many enterprises and she should clearly define and limit her scope to prevent overextension and loss of focus.
An open secret declares Hunt's Lightning Oil cures almost all ills except broken hearts and brain softening. The note mentions 25 and 50 cent prices for the product.
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