Place me to arrange sale list for your items
Offer to help you list items for sale at your place with no cost unless a sale occurs. It emphasizes a no risk approach and readiness to assist with the listing.
27 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1903
Page
1
Offer to help you list items for sale at your place with no cost unless a sale occurs. It emphasizes a no risk approach and readiness to assist with the listing.
The Hotel McCuistion in Olney Texas offers lodging at reasonable rates for travelers. Feeding stable and teams available for guests. S. A. McCuistion, proprietor.
The Clarendon Chronicle notes three bootleggers fled without revealing destinations as District Court prepared to convene. It observes little profit from illegal sales and warns of harsher outcomes, while noting the allure of bootlegging fades once captured and jailed.
A runaway nearly caused a fatal leg injury to J.8. Orner and Frank Lin Grove suffered a four year ulcer that resisted doctors until Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it. The ad promotes Arnica Salve as effective for burns bruises skin eruptions and piles at 25 cents through Edgar Matthews Drug Store.
A survey of women pursuing unconventional careers highlights Agnes Lameson, a 19 year old Alto Pass printer, and Mrs Mignonne Nicholson, a Chicago vet, alongside French gatekeepers at 15,319 posts earning little but housed by railways. Anna Sawyer from Greenwood, near Philadelphia, becomes a notable young snake catcher after training on local reptiles, selling rattlesnakes to Eastern dealers for profit.
The article contrasts Lincoln and Roosevelt on race. It cites Lincoln denying social equality but affirming natural rights for Black citizens, while Roosevelt is portrayed as socially equal to Black Americans, dining with them in the White House and treating the race as equal.
William A. Girard of Pease VI says the tablets are the best stomach and liver remedy. He claims they are the most prompt, pleasant and reliable cathartic in use. For sale by Graham Drug Co.
A historic note claims Senator Hanna's pen pension legislation is already exploited to defraud African Americans. It alleges numerous schemes touting the bill mask fraudulent activities and misappropriation of funds.
Advertisement urges agents to write for catalog with 50 percent commission on seeds. Mentions danger from pin pricks and blood poisoning, touts Chamberlains Pain Balm as antiseptic quick healer for cuts bruises and pains available at Graham Drug Co. Notes use of diamondback rattlesnake skin as a Florida storm barometer showing moisture before storms arrive.
The ship Minneapolis on its final crossing dispatched continuous wireless reports used by officers to publish a daily paper for crew and passengers.
The German vineyard area totals about 238 025 acres across known estates. Growth in planting reflects ongoing expansion in Rhine and Mosel regions with vintners reporting steady output expectations for the season.
Q and A style letters cover job yearning, rail line shifts, heel fly timing, press freedom, a request to publish poetry, and a long political rant on trusts. Names like Graham, Pocahontas, and Roosevelt appear with local editor banter and swing toward discussion of capital, labor, and society.
Kansas reports a $23,470 profit from penitentiary bound binder twine over the past three years. No injuries occurred, but the Cordage trust is implicated in the affair.
A. Lea Wade invites men and women to join a legitimate year round business distributing products of a manufacturing company. The offer promises good wages and flexible spare time orders, noting 25 years of wholesales through agents. Send a self addressed return envelope for details to T-116 Boston Massachusetts.
A letters page exchange contrasts a San Antonio Express plea to amend a Sunday baseball bill with Greenville Herald critique. Proponents argue Sabbath protection and curbing disturbing amusements, while opponents warn against enforcing private conduct by law, asserting Sunday rest and Christian civilization.
The measure bans adulterated or misbranded foods, allows seizure and condemnation of offending articles, and imposes fines and imprisonment on possession of adulterated goods. Enforcement shifts to the federal government, with hope the Senate will concur and the President will sign into law.
Plenty of cold weather rain sleet and snow. Our boys postponed debate with Ivan due to inclemency last Saturday night. Miss Mahalie Keeling of Springtown visits sister Mrs Isaac Price. Baptist minister Bro Longan came but could not preach. John Hewitt secures job with Dallas Milling Co. Mrs W H Ardis recovering from illness. Shook Cramer trips to Breckinridge. Chas and Bill Donnell build a phone line to Donnell ranch near Murray. Mattie Akers ill at school. Town backs March 14 tax for the special school tag, district No 25 enlarged with Stephens county cooperation. May good come from it.
Mrs J A Moore of North Star Michigan endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best for coughs colds and croups. She quotes long use and high confidence in the product. Graham Drug Co sells the remedy.
The Houston Post argues the northern colored population seeks inclusion and education on the race question. Politicians show support, but the north must face rising immigration and educate itself rather than resist the change.
The Jacksboro News notes Col. Squires, promoter of the Brazos Valley railroad, may buy the old right of way and start a line to Valasco and onward across the Gulf to South America, with a northern extension toward the Arctic. The paper recalls a previous quarrel with the Colonel but credits him with building many railroads cheaply in Texas.
An ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as the cure for pale sallow skin and rosy health. It claims the pills gently stimulate lazy organs to promote digestion and prevent consumption. Available for 25 cents at Edgar Matthews Druggist.
The piece asserts that informal diplomacy prevails and labels Republican anti trust legislation as a farce, reflecting a critical view of the political handling of competition and international relations.
Train times listed for west bound from Bridgeport to Jacksboro Hess Bryson and Dakin with arrivals at Graham. East bound runs from Graham to Bridgeport with intermediate stops at Dakin Bryson Hess Jacksboro. Effective Oct 15 1902. M E Sebree.
A short note urges timely eye care and thorough examination to preserve sight. It promotes Hilburn Jeweler and Optician in Graham Texas as the service provider.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy now before sickness strikes. It claims the remedy is dependable in even the most severe cases and urges preparedness for emergencies.
The Times notes medical science favors prevention over cure and asserts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy can prevent pneumonia from colds or influenza. It claims the remedy has proven effectiveness in thousands of cases during outbreaks and urges early use, available at Graham Drug Co.
An advertisement urges readers to take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets when feeling blue or overwhelmed. It claims the tablets cleanse and invigorate the stomach regulate bowels restore appetite and instill a belief that life in this world is a good place to live.
A correspondent reports strong recommendation for Herbine as a medicine for indigestion loss of appetite sour taste headache and low spirits. A few doses reportedly removed the complaint and the writer questions wasting money on other remedies. 50 cents a bottle at Grasham Drug Co.
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