06 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1902
Page
1
An advertisement notes the location of Dr. Chas B. Gant’s office upstairs next door to Graham Drug Co, suggesting a convenient medical services listing for readers.
The piece argues for a coming democratic revival amid Republican tensions over a 1904 platform. It notes Republican splits over reciprocity, Cuban policy, the Philippines, isthmian canal, taxes, and subsidies, while Democrats aim to expose GOP errors and unite on core free government principles.
A political reflection asserts that the nation’s core creed can be accepted without dispute and that most patriotic Americans will back the idea that government remains by the people for the people, lest it perish. The quote is attributed to an Atlanta Constitution context.
Mrs Gerger of Dunkerton Illinois says she has tried many medicines for stomach trouble and constipation but Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets gave her better results than any other remedy. Sold by Gra.
Two items discuss Britain’s steel and tobacco trusts aiming to counter American combines. The piece notes restraint laws in England and the U S and ponders if British trusts will mirror U S outcomes. It then details a Beaumont oil dispute over drilling from dry lands into productive strata and potential legal challenges.
Digestive faults stem from liver disturbances and disrupt the whole system. Hersenine improves digestion and assimilation to purify blood. Price 50 cents. For sale by Greham Drug Co.
Washington regards recent efforts to win Miss Stone’s release as unsuccessful. Turkish troops near the surrender scene reportedly forced Miss Stone’s captors to take cover. A clerk reportedly deposited 1,800 army commissions for President Roosevelt to sign, a task requiring time and parchment. Ballard's Horehound Syrup advertised by Graham Drug Co.
Charles Pearson of Knoxville Tennessee writes a letter to Hobson advising him not to enter politics. He urges Hobson to remain in the navy and avoid seeking offices for himself or others, stating a Lig. man in the navy would be preferable.
The Jan 29 report details unprecedented storm damage in Little Rock Arkansas with losses surpassing 400000 dollars in business and property. Telephones and telegraph lines are down, Main Street suffers heavy destruction, and many roofs and poles collapsed.
If he serves his full term Allison would break all records for continuous service in the Senate. At 73 now he would not be older at term end than Alabama Senator Vettus, who is in his first term. His colleague Morgan was born in 1824, three years after Vettus.
The passage mourns Sampson and honors Schley for the pivotal naval battle. It notes Schley’s glory in public affection of 70,000,000 and insists on correcting wrongs to grant the commander full honors, while the nation pities the dying officer.
A garbled historic passage notes a household accident prone setting and mentions Ballard’s Snow Liniment as a long time favorite family remedy used for burns sprains and bruises. The text references Graham DIng Ov.
A 1901 American tally records seven thousand personal crisis reports for the year, while lamenting that many critics and chronic grumblers were not counted among them.
Georgia’s Calhoun mine in Lumpkin County near Dahlonega is cited as the state’s ancient gold bed discovered in 1828 and once owned by John A. Calhoun. An enterprising group now operates six workers who reportedly produce up to $300 monthly. The piece notes Georgia’s historic prominence in U S gold mining and hints at renewed activity in the north Georgia mountains.
A miscellany of quotations and anecdotes on politeness and learning. Notable lines recount Washington bowing to a former slave, Newton’s humility, and a Moon joke, followed by an advertisement for a “Home Gold Cure” for drunkenness, medical claims, and a closing social note on whiskey profits and political views.
A reflection on how cheerfulness boosts health and social support, urging people to maintain laughter despite burdens. The piece notes Gov. Sayers appointing James K. P. Gillaspie of Houston as criminal judge for Harris and Galveston counties, and mentions a pending bill in Congress about the Schley inquiry ruling by Admiral Dewey.
Ik P Curtis of Temple announces candidacy to succeed Judge Reagan as railroad commissioner. He touts years of railroad experience and says he is not a politician, seeking support on merit and fitness backed by state leaders.
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