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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
2
A broad movement in major cities urged by women’s clubs promotes early Christmas shopping to ease the burden on store clerks. The idea shifts from bargains to courtesy, encouraging shoppers to finish purchases ahead of the rush so workers can enjoy the season.
Gas in the stomach comes from fermented food and may cause billious attacks. Get relief quickly with Herbine which cleanses and strengthens the stomach liver and bowels and restores energy and cheerfulness. Price 50 cents. Sold by All Druggists.
An improved public highway adds three times its cost to the value of adjoining property. Build good roads and add to your own prosperity as well as that of the whole community.
An advertises a herbal remedy for digestion with quick relief from heartburn and pain. It claims the bowels operate swiftly, leaving the user feeling fine, vigorous and cheerful. Price is 50 cents and sold by all druggists.
The article states 141,356,000 acres in Texas remain unsown, fertile and highly cultivable, capable of supporting about 3,000,000 farmers and accelerating the state's development toward growth and settlement.
J. W. Greer of Greenwood Louisiana suffered severe back pain and was treated with hypodermic injections. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy he reports relief and no longer worries about lumbago in a testimonial from Solaby Graham Rug Co.
In Tulia Standard reminiscence, readers recall the blue back Webster spelling book once sold by a traveling peddler. The piece notes fond memories of spelling battles, the simple methods of the past, and debates over modern teaching methods versus old traditions.
Mrs D Gilkenson of Youngstown Ohio recounts how Foley’s Honey and Tar eased her child’s cold and persistent cough. She keeps a bottle on hand and warns against substitutes. Graham Drug Co. sold the product.
The Fort Worth Board of Trade schedules a get together of Tarrant County farmers and Fort Worth merchants to share a banquet, discuss economic needs, and plan further development for the county. The initiative is praised as a strong step forward.
M. Mayor of Rochester New York recounts kidney pain and lethargy that worsened daily. He says Foley Kidney Pill restored regular kidney function and left him feeling stronger than in years.
Manager Vaughan earns congratulations as Angell's Comedians are set to appear for six nights starting Monday January 2. The troupe, praised as the best costumed company on the road, will present a new repertoire never seen locally and at popular prices, touted as the South's most expensive production.
The Quanah Observer reports a Tombstone saloon keeper who proclaims honesty while publishing an outspoken card pledging to profit from vice. The notice condemns liquor and urges community diligence, claiming lawfulness and urging readers to view pawnshops, hospitals, and prisons as warning signs of his clientele.
The Young County Sunday School Association notes two newly organized schools, two classes, two home departments, and two cradle rolls. Forty of fifty seven reported, with disbanded or reorganized schools causing uncertainty. The county pledges $150 to State work. only $25 paid, funds needed for current expenses. The report urges all superintendents to submit blanks and pledges to support Christmas outreach and teaching the Savior’s story.
The ad claims Dr Shoop Restorative strengthens weak stomach heart and kidneys via its nerve targeting action. It promises noticeable results in five to ten days at low cost and notes doctors and druggists endorse the product as a universal preference.
Medical ad suggests lame back arises from overwork or cold with muscle pain. Recommends Ballard's Snow Liniment rubbed thoroughly for prompt relief. Prices 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Recent census figures indicate Texas population growth stems from farmers relocating from Northern and Eastern states within the borders. The report credits Texas soil and favorable winters and summers as proving the state an ideal farming region.
Advertising blurb from National Sportsman Inc seeks sales agents in all towns. It promises salary plus commission and requires references. Subscriptions department address listed as 75 Federal Street Boston Massachusetts.
Considerable interest attends the engagement of Angell's Comedians for six nights starting January 2. The company is an established repertory outfit on the road with high praise from press and public. Each play is said to rival top priced attractions with special scenery and costumes provided. Do not miss a night.
A vintage ad touts Preventics as a magic quick cure for colds with candy-like taste. It claims feverishness breaks in hours and appeals to children. A large box of 48 is 25 cents, sold by Graham Drug Co.
The Oliver Typewriter offers the $100 model for 17 cents a day with features like Ballance Shift and Automatic Tabulator. Early responses show overwhelming demand across ages and occupations, signaling a swing toward universal type writing and widespread business adoption.
The Oliver Typewriter is a money maker from the start. Beginners quickly reach the expert class as they learn. Earn as you learn and let the machine pay the fee day by day. The business world calls for Oliver Operators with high demand and insufficient supply.
Estray notice filed by E H Baugh Commissioner Precinct No 3 Young County Texas. Describes two cattle found near Graham Proffitt area including a red Aherthorned Durham cow four years old and a red bull two years old with no brands or marks. Notice dated December 1910.
A promotional notice from the New York World Thrice-a-Week edition extols impartial, prompt reporting. It highlights a price of $1.00 per year, 156 issues, and a combined offer with The Graham Leaner for $1.65 per year.
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