06 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1903
Page
1
A questionnaire gathers views on Roosevelt versus Washington, a Johnson grass field court house offer joked about by Bill Finch, opinions on February 17 school bond elections, and anticipation of Tom Marks poetry from the Jacksboro News with readers noting they cannot afford a copy.
The Times promotes preventive medical thinking and asserts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy can prevent pneumonia arising from colds or flu. It cites relief in thousands of cases during respiratory illness outbreaks and urges early use for safety, with Gra ham Drug Co selling it.
Urges immediate purchase of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to be prepared for emergencies. Claims it is reliable in severe cases and notes Graham Drug Co. sells it.
Secretary Hay uses the Columbian treaty context to articulate a strong Monroe Doctrine stance. The exchange frames a major policy moment as Washington asserts influence in Western Hemisphere affairs against foreign pressure.
A vintage advertisement urges immediately using Electric Bitters for stomach liver and kidney troubles in women who feel run down with backache or dyspepsia. It claims quick relief and overall system reviver with a 50 cent price and guarantee by a local druggist.
Hanna Aldrich and Spooner show they can curb UW aggression as it attempts to carry out the will of the people.
The speaker railes against harsh judgments of clergy while praising their integrity and service. He notes the preacher’s hard duties, public scrutiny, and the varied reactions of congregations, and closes with a defense of mothers guiding early child rearing and traditional methods.
The scratch of a pin may cause loss of a limb or death if blood poisoning occurs. Prompt application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm prevents danger as an antiseptic quick healing liniment for cuts bruises and burns. For sale by Graham Drug Co.
A seven day envelope flood shows 1303 letters seeking aid from Miss Gould or her secretary. Petitions range from 1 million for a Cuba colony to loans, mortgage aids, and even a monument, with 363 writers naming specific sums totaling 1,548,502 dollars.
A writer extols a wallpaper cutting and pasting machine as a marvel of invention while praising Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. The article claims it cures weak lungs and saves lives with widespread use and a strong general verdict.
The ad promotes eye care services offering personalized fittings to improve reading and working comfort for years. It invites readers to visit the business to learn what their eyes need and to find suitable glasses or solutions.
A column urges passage of Senator Jones of Arkansas bill to amend the anti lottery law to ban guessing contests. It calls on readers and editors to pressure Congress and senators, noting the contests corrupt the public and that mail advertising spreads them nationwide. It also suggests Republican ministers support the movement.
An 1900 testimonial from Isaac Story of Ava Missouri praises Helsine a 50 cent health tonic saying it improved appetite energy strength and vigor and cured stomach trouble and dumb chills within two weeks with sale by Graham Drug Co.
A quirky dish called Sharleston buzzard with Crum fails to win fans across the country. Culinary critics note limited appeal and regional novelty, with diners showing tepid interest in the unusual combination at several eateries.
Melard FP Craig of Middle Grove New York says Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets ease indigestion and constipation without gripe or unpleasant effects. For sale by Graham Drug Co.
A local notice announces carpet weaving services will be ready after January 1. It requests customers to leave items at J. B. Morricon & Co's store for processing.
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