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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1907
Page
2
The Leader notes subscription prices of one dollar yearly and fifty cents for six months. It questions public trust in national affairs with a Republican Congress in session and observes that Republican prosperity has cooled building operations in the United States by 29 percent from the prior year.
Officials say food prices run cheaper in Panama than New York urging supportive acts to aid canal construction and counter tariff protected trusts. General call for help to those able to contribute to the canal project and economic policy.
Rumor gains ground that Tom Watson has broken with Bryan after a luncheon with the President. A coalition of populists and the President resembling New York's Independence League pact seems unlikely as Republicans strive to hold power.
The president argues that prosperity is not the sole result of the Republican party and that boasting of prosperity proves nothing. He notes that optimism is useful but can turn into foolishness if overextended.
Thousands suffer kidney and bladder troubles claims the ad. DeWitt's pills offer quick relief with a week’s treatment priced at 25 cents. Graham Drug Co. is the seller.
It notes that digestion quality matters more than quantity and promotes Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to invigorate stomach and liver functions. The claim includes a promised relish for food, increased strength and weight, greater endurance, and a clear head. Price 25 cents with free samples, sold by all druggists.
Aware parents hear that a severe cold leads to diphtheria but the cold makes a child susceptible to the diphtheria germ. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is claimed to quickly cure the cold and lessen the danger of diphtheria or other germ diseases. For sale by all druggists.
A claim that Chamberlain's Salve eases itching and smarting and cures ordinary skin diseases. It notes the product is for sale by all druggists.
Culberson is elected to minority leader, sharpening the loss. The outcome is linked to his association with the Standard Oil, which critics say cost Bailey the position.
Many rheumatism sufferers report prompt relief from applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It helps sleep and rest. For sale by all stores.
The National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City closed after depositors withdrew funds amid rumors. Officials fought to meet demand, paying out over 18 million dollars in thirty days, while the bank collected 10 million from customers but could not realize on collateral quickly. The piece warns gossip can ruin trust in banks and businesses.
A promotional notice touts Hunt's Cure as a universal remedy for itching skin. It guarantees a cure in one box with a full refund if it fails, promising infection relief and consumer confidence in the solution.
In Massachusetts two cities shifted to Democrats with Quincy electing Mayor William E. Shea and Northampton choosing James W. O'Brien, ending a decade of Republican control in Quincy and signaling local political change.
Henry O Havemeyer, president of the Sugar Trust, is dead yet the trust will endure while Republicans hold power. He testified before the Industrial Commission in 190? asserting that tariff policy gives rise to trusts as the key evidence.
A poetic critique argues farmers should resist a proposed Union warehouse scheme to fix prices and store goods. It alleges lofty promises, poor planning, and a financial crash, concluding the union’s plan harms rather than helps farmers. The piece blames misinformed poet Don H Biggers and Wall Street for backing the plan.
The Albany News portrays Southern farmers rallying to support the Farmers' Union warehouse plan. They dismiss a mocking bard as threats fade against a belief in supply and demand. The piece lauds Confederate-era resilience, likening farmers to fighters with ho, grain stores, and fat hogs as they prepare to win this economic battle.
The Bluffton Banner jokes that when tired out or seeking consolation, fun, reform, or display of best self, one should go home and involve family. It adds a tip to cure a bad cold with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, noting its quick relief and indicating availability at druggists.
Roosevelt's recommendation to Congress to subsidize both political parties is undemocratic and would create political corps, worse than the current Republican gang in politics for profit.
The alarm raised by Foraker stirs trouble for Ohio Republicans as factional fires burn bright. The blaze won’t die down before spring unless rivals in the old Republican machine agree to cooperate and work together.
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