Death of Dr. Lee A. Loggins at Graham
Sad air surrounds Ennis as the community learns of the death of Dr. Lee A. Loggins about 3 o clock this morning at his parents home. A physician trained at the State University of Galveston, he built a strong practice first in Graham and recently visited Ennis with his wife Laura Works Loggins. The funeral is set for 10 o clock tomorrow at the First Baptist Church with Masonic honors. many Masons will meet at the hall at 9 to arrange the service.
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Ennis Daily News
Ennis
Lee A. Loggins
J. C. Loggins
Lee
State University At
Galveston
Graham
Young County
Laura Works
Masonic Grand Lodge
Eonis
Daily News
First Baptist Church
Reverend Yingling Endorses Chamberlain's Colic Remedy
Bedford Street M. E. Church pastor Reverend J. M. Yingling of Cumberland Maryland recommends Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says he has used it and others have benefited, and it is sold by Graham Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
James Prendergst
Amato Bay
Jamaica
West India Islands
Graham Drug Co
J. M. Yingling
Bedford St. M. E. Church Cumberland,Md
Gale
Graham Drag Co
First Winter Cabbages Shipped From Corpus Christi
The first cabbages grown during the winter months in Texas have been shipped from Corpus Christi. Coastal Texas gardens already expect profits as local growers market produce to Texans, with the Corpus Christi truck grower urging coastal sellers to read and act on his guidance.
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Texas
Corpus Christi
A Cure for Lumbago
Amherst Virginia resident W C Williamson suffered lumbago for over a year. After trying various remedies, Chamberlains Pain Hallm provided complete relief, outperforming all prior treatments. Graham Drug Co. sells it.
General Miles Seen Loath to Resign Command
The article notes talk of General Miles resigning but asserts he would not trade his position as army leader for any offer, portraying him as steadfast and content in his role. It describes his personality as suited to posing as a figurehead at times.
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Maryland
Philadelphia
Allison
Schley
Henderson
Chicago Chronicle
House
Gen
Miles
Angel Gabriel
Yellow River floods reach record levels in Georgia
Heavy weekend rain caused widespread flooding in Yellow River Georgia. The river and creeks overflowed their banks with water covering all bottom land. The saw mill and ginnery of Jones and Nash were submerged as floodwaters rose to the highest level in forty years.
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Yellow River
Jones & Nash
Rector announces bid for Arkansas governor amid historic primary
Hon E W Rector of Hot Springs declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination to challenge Gov Jefferson Davis seeking a second term. The move marks the first Democratic gubernatorial challenge to renomination in forty years. Arkansas primary set for March 29 statewide.
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Little Rock
Ark
E. W. Rector
Hot Springs
Jefferson Davis
Arkansas
East Texas begins fruit growing boom with peach trees
One hundred thousand peach trees have been planted near Pittsburg in this state. The effort signals East Texas embracing fruit raising to supply markets. A canning facility is expected to follow to salvage unsold crop that cannot be shipped.
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Pittsburg
East Texas
Wahirrs Cream Wearmirace Sold By Graham Drug Co
An advertised health remedy promotes Wahirr s Cream Wearmirace to strengthen infants and growing children It claims to destroy worms aid digestion and rebuild the body Priced at 25 cents sold by Graham Drug Co
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Wahirr
Greham Drug
Pennsylvania Railroad to raise trainmen wages soon
Philadelphia January 1 The Press reports an impending wage increase for about 45 000 trainmen on the Pennsylvania Railroad from 4 to 12 percent effective January 1. The rise covers all train crew on lines owned or operated by the company east of Pittsburgh and Erie. Clerical staff may be addressed later in the year.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Erie
Hunt's Cure promises skin relief for common ailments
An advertisement offers Hunt's Cure as a guaranteed solution for ringworm tetter eczema and related skin disorders. It claims effectiveness in one box and lists a price of 50 cents.
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Hunt
Democratic Opportunities and Pile Treatments Featured
The piece contemplates past party shifts and possible 1904 outcomes driven by Democratic gains. It asserts light political transformations are common and cites historic party swings. It also promotes Taber's Buckeye Pile UNNTMENT claiming relief for piles with Graham Drug Co as seller.
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Leslie
Pierce
Union
Grant
Congress
Taber
Graham Drug Co
Double Crime and the Call of Labor in 19th Century Thought
A Graham era piece argues punishment hurts self and society, urging reciprocity under the Golden Rule. It extols labor as self realisation and cites Rock Island contracts to build to Graham with local road projects and a Weatherford to Mineral Wells link. Also advertises Bautaep's Snow Liniment sold by Graham Drug Co.
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Rock Island
Graham
Weatherford and
Mineral Wells
Jackeboro
Union brick layers strike over convict made brick in Arkansas
Union brick layers in Hot Spring Arkansas walked out after being required to handle convict made brick. The note questions the use of convict made cotton from Texas state farms as a related issue.
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Union
Hot Spring
Ark
Texas
Farm Journal Guides Diversified Farming in Texas
Farmers seeking crop diversification and stock raising will find the Texas Farm Journal, published in Dallas San Antonio and Fort Worth, excellent and helpful literature for practical guidance.
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Texas Farm Journal
Dallas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Nacogdoches Sentine
Stock raisers in Doniphan County feed hogs with flour
Doniphan County stock raisers fatten hogs using flour instead of wheat or corn. They have fed several tons of flour and will buy more before winter. They claim flour is as cheap for feeding as any other feed, with flour costing $1,100 per load.
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Doniphan County
Kansas
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Loss of Appetite
An old advertising item touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for loss of appetite. The brief copy emphasizes the product’s tasteless formula and potential health benefits.
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Grove
President's stamp out campaign sparks debate over rights
The president aims to stamp out agitation over the Schley case and the Miles reprimand. Roosevelt’s conduct and demands for officials to silence dissent draw criticism as alarming to free government. The piece contrasts American executive norms with Kaiser era arrogance and warns against personal power overriding public law. Also advertises a Home Gold Cure for alcoholism at one dollar with nationwide delivery.
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Schley
Miles
Roosevelt
Gen. Miles
Most Deserving Men Earn Right to Opinion Says World
The New York World editorial lauds the most deserving and distinguished men of the nation while condemning those who claim they have no right to voice opinions. It argues that leadership and insight belong to capable citizens regardless of status.
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N. Y. World
Prosperity in the Southwest drives locomotive orders
New York Mail and Express notes orders for 175 locomotives to a single firm for delivery next year, signaling strong current prosperity and expected growth. Other works run at full capacity and plans hint at new iron and steel factories. The Southwest, led by Texas and Oklahoma, shows rising railway demand. President Roosevelt is cited for a waning cabinet trick.
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New York Mail and Express
Southwest
Texas
Oklahoma
The Larger Life January Success
A sermon urging work as the normal path to a full life. Man must consciously seek his mission, bend the world, and forge progress by transforming nature and labor into purpose, destiny, and historical impact.
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St. Bernard
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RE. FP. Anwotn
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U.S. Mail
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