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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1914
Page
2
The label asserts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic contains quinine and iron and offers strong tonic benefits for malaria chills fever weakness debility and loss of appetite. It claims to aid nursing mothers pale children biliousness nervous mood and blood purification with a guaranteed composition and a 50 cent price.
Advertising rates listed by Frank H. Bowron include six cents per line for each insertion. Display rates are twenty five cents per single column inch for under half a page and for over half a page but under a page. Full page or over costs twelve and a half cents per single column inch. Special yearly contract rates apply. Eprroke Bowron.
The essay urges boys to learn a trade, noting skilled workers are in demand and unskilled labor fuels unemployment. It praises farmers, merchants, and shop workers who continually improve, study methods, and seek knowledge beyond pay. It warns against choosing a career solely for salary.
The European war ends nearly all imports of pure bred draft horses to the United States with only a small number from England remaining. US Department of Agriculture experts say domestic stock suffices to meet needs and American drafts will prove their quality without new imports.
TLINPF is a trademark for an tasteless Quinine syrup. It is fully adapted for adults who cannot take ordinary Quinine and does not upset the stomach. It does not cause nausea nervousness or ringing in the head. Use when you need Quinine for any purpose. a 2 ounce package is 25 cents.
In a Midwest paper editorial a call is made to aid orphans in the United States before sending gifts to Europe. It argues charity should begin at home, noting hunger, unemployment, and poverty among American children, mothers, and fathers while cautioning against newspaper publicity and glamour. The piece foresees a restrained, practical Christmas with modest gifts and continued generosity.
Texas Experiment Station introduces Japanese cane as a rough forage crop for South and Southwest Texas, alongside Sudan grass, with growing demand noted at A M College. Also outlined are selected stamp tax features under the War Revenue Act, detailing which written instruments are taxed or exempt.
The text outlines that certificates issued by officials for copies of their records are allowed for private use. It also covers broker's notes or memoranda related to sales of goods, stocks, bonds, exchange notes, or real estate issued by brokers or their agents.
A poem praises a telephone girl who hears gossip and secrets from everywhere. It argues that if she told all she knew she could ruin friendships, spark lawsuits, sway church matters, and turn days into sorrows, leaving the town in turmoil.
A London Chronicle excerpt praises Napoleon Bonaparte as a rapid, profitable reader with a flawless memory. It recalls his prison time when a Roman law tome became a prized prize, and how ten days of study yielded Justinian and Roman law insights.
A rural life creed used as a slogan by boys and girls clubs across the United States celebrates the natural world and farm work. It emphasizes dignity in labor, outdoor living, and the belief that opportunities and happiness exist on the farm as well as in the city.
The Old Standard tonic CROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC claims to strengthen the body and drive out malaria by purifying blood. Marketed as a true tonic for both adults and children.
The State of Texas Young County sheriff sale details the execution in A. M. Chappell versus W. F. Chappell. On January 5 1915 before the Young County courthouse in Graham the property comprising Lots 5 and 6, Block 33 in Newcastle will be sold to satisfy mortgage and costs totaling 778.10 with Lill Chappell listed as an owner. The sale is conducted under Sheriff M. M. Wallaces authority with Deputy Sam Dowdle.
A posted warning proclaims no hunting on a property with threats of prosecution. Separately, the Lamar Wells Company announces plans for an eight story Mineral Wells hotel with a roof garden to rival similar structures, featuring golden brown brick exterior and marble interiors across three street fronts.
To the Cotton Growers Bring your cotton to the Union gin. We are now running stands, gin at base. What is ing when you get ginned that quick. We will also grind your corn and sell your meal at 75 cents per bushel. Farmers Union Gin Co A H doms swe.
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