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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1902
Page
2
Railroad interests are moving around as if planning extensive work on old lines and new lines in the State this year. They must keep up, and the State is moving. Miss Stone has been released by her captors, with promises not to reveal their identities.
Advert shows the tonic’s label clearly lists iron and quinine as ingredients. Claims no cure and pay promises. Price set at 5 cents with bold assertion of tasteless formula.
The President will visit the Pacific slope this summer in a broad trip. He is expected to move around before the next Republican national convention meets. It is possible he may also travel South and to Texas where he first wore war paint.
An OCR fragment touts a tin liver purifier by Simmon s Liver Purifier that is moisture dust and insect proof. It claims to clear complexion cure constipation aid liver function and correct liver action. The text mixes notable historical claim with product promotion.
A Kentucky inventor named Mr. Stubblefield is said to have created a wireless telephone, described as an early communication device. The report highlights his claim and its potential impact on long distance communication.
A Baltimore woman wore her husband’s clothes to lure him into confessing alleged wrongdoing. Police intercepted the ruse, and she spent the night in lock-up.
Advertisement proclaims Hunt's Lightning Oil for rheumatism neuralgia sprains cat injuries burns bruises insect bites and stings with a guaranteed price of 25 and 50 cents.
A columnist laments U S attitudes toward Chinese immigrants and missionaries. The piece argues the regime’s resistance to influence contrasts with efforts to prepare Chinese people for spiritual reform and paradise, highlighting policy tensions.
It is predicted that the incoming Postmaster General will issue fraud orders against numerous fake mail schemes. Conspicuous among these are counterfeit patent sale agencies operating in Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and New York.
Advertisement notes Baitago's Horegounp Sukur as a great cure for coughs colds and pulmonary ailments. Sold by Graham Drug Co with price 25 and 50 cents.
An Iowa farmer stored corn since 1895 when 10 cents a bushel seemed low. He recently sold 20,020 bushels for 10,010 dollars. The note weighs whether waiting six years for 50 cents a bushel is worth the risk, as outcomes are not guaranteed.
The piece notes Republican leaders mock Senator Wellington for conscience driven stances against imperialism and militarism. It claims his conviction will cost him his senate seat, though exile may suit him better than Republican buy‑off compromise. Commoner. Austria imports US shoemaking machinery. Vienna mobs against shops are criticized as counterproductive. Texas crude oil at 20 cents a barrel offers large fuel savings and mosquito extermination value.
Texas Senator Sebastian argues for a broad revision of cattle quarantine law to end openended board power, allow crossing when ticks are absent or killed, and permit spring summer arrivals east of the line. He urges open season dates, state enforcement by law, and notes no talks with Dan Stewart about the stance.
The Commoner reports Postmaster General Smith’s resignation, Payne’s appointment, and Shaw backstopping the treasury. It argues the president uses these choices to influence the next Republican convention, while tensions rise with officials like Long and Hay and broader control of the post office and finances.
Daily comfort from Bucklen Arnica Salve promises relief from Burns Scalds Bruises ulcers fever sores eruptions salt rheum boils felons corns and warts. The best pile cure on earth is advertised and available for 25 cents at Edgar Matthews Co drug store.
A period tone notes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as the leading remedy in tests, praising its reliability and consistent performance over competitors. The piece highlights user reports and endorsements from early adopters.
The Dallas News praises Captain Cervera and the Spanish fleet for facing annihilation at Santiago. It argues his brave conduct, carrying ships into unavoidable combat under orders, and notes no Spanish vessel could float after the bombardment. History should honor their sacrifice.
General Order from Head Quarters United Confederate Veterans announces the next reunion set for April 22 to 25, 1902 in Dallas Texas. The message notes rapid growth of the organization now with 1,390 camps and urges veterans to form camps and join to support the association’s benevolent and patriotic aims.
Mr J H Weber a Cascarle Iowa druggist urges Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets as a trusted remedy for dullness after meals bad taste biliousness loss of appetite and constipation. He notes repeat buyers prove the product’s efficacy and urges readers to try it for prompt relief offered by Graham Drug Company.
Mrs N A Webster of Winnie Virginia reports Dr King s New Life Pills cured two years of headaches. They also relieve constipation and biliousness. Available at Edgar Matthews Co drug store for 25 cents.
The Mineral Wells Index warns that boys who stay out at night are lured into bad company and early drink. It argues the first wrong is often staying out prowling at night, leading to a downward path from minor mischief to worse deeds.
An 1880s ad proclaims Moore's Pilales as a universal malaria cure for ague fever bilious fever jaundice and related illnesses with claims of tasteless formula free of quinine arsenic acid or iron. Sold for 50 cents a box by Dr C C Moore Co St Louis and Graham Drug Co.
A Texas Farm Journal quote argues that a cotton only farmer cannot advance beyond limited days of cotton profits. It says diversification is the path to profit and singles like tomato or fruit farming are no better than all cotton. The piece likens this to abandoning single barrel guns for repeat shooters.
Safe swift and cute is the proper description of Cheatham's Laxa tive Tablets. Cune Colds in a day. Can be carried in vest pocket. Easy to take. Guaranteed. Price 25c.
The Greenville Herald reports broad public support for civil service rules in state government. It notes nine of ten residents favor merit-based administration and predicts the legislature will yield when laws are enacted.
Editor G. H. Downey of Churubusco Indiana touts Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption as the most infallible remedy for coughs colds and grip claiming it lengthens life and makes pneumonia or consumption no longer dreadful with instant and certain relief. Edgar Matthews & Co.
A grim suggestion targets anarchists with extreme punishment by placing them in earthquake prone areas and arming them with dynamite, claiming harsh environments will reform.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic marketed as an iron and quinine remedy for malaria and fever with claim of no cure no pay and a price of 50e.
The text hints at a potential breakthrough with an electrical heart beat and a novel role for salt in blood as an electrochemical driver of bodily functions. It notes that these ideas could mark a new understanding of human physiology.
An a promoting tonic ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a superior blood purifier for residents of the malaria district, urging use for health benefits and recovery.
A group of American investors plan to establish several manufacturing plants in Liberia, creating jobs and boosting local industry. The initiative aims to transfer technology, develop infrastructure, and strengthen bilateral trade relations between the two nations.
Gen Joseph Wheeler spoke in Cleveland on January 2 about a proposed army rifle and commented on Southern politics. He asserted white supremacy must be maintained for financial stability and opposed any Northern political interference in resolving racial issues in the South.
The piece claims long life comes from healthy organs and quick destruction of disease germs. It touts Electric Bitters as purifying the stomach liver and kidneys, improving appetite, curing kidney trouble female complaints nervous diseases constipation dyspepsia and malaria with vigorous health following use. Priced 50c guaranteed by Bridgar Matthews & Co. druggists.
The writer compares Cuba’s election to Mexico under Diaz, claiming Cuba lacks capable rulers and would benefit from Palma ruling with an iron hand. It recalls Diaz’s harsh suppression of revolutionaries before securing power and implies similar outcomes for Cuba.
The Chicago Tribune cites President Roosevelt repudiating any move to revive vice admiral rank for Schley or grant him congressional thanks. The piece argues the administration acts against Schley despite claims of impartiality, amid public memory of the Brooklyn incident and calls for justice for the Santiago Bay hero.
An Brighton England inventor has created a trumpet through which the human voice can be clearly heard and understood from ten miles away. It is louder than a locomotive whistle or fog horn.
The Texas State Convict farm in Brazoria County plans rapid growth adding 2 100 acres of cane and 600 of corn next year, with 1 000 acres annually until all 8 000 acres are cultivated. A sugar mill costing 200 000 to 250 000 will be built to process the cane, anticipated to pay off in time.
The admission that Democrats pressed the McKinley administration to back Cuba's independence drew Democratic applause while forecasted regret drew Republican applause. The two-party positions stood clearly.
A reflection on how statute law targets violent crimes more effectively than cunning offenses, noting that moral guilt remains even when human law does not reach the wrongdoer. The text emphasizes accountability before God for wrongs to neighbors.
A valuable man, F. H. Peavy, died in Minneapolis last Saturday. He carried an insurance policy worth one million dollars.
The Maryland Council of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics presented Admiral Schley with a magnificent diamond studded medal as a token of esteem on Monday.
Messrs Foraker and Hanna of Ohio report that some state lawmakers appear ready to vote to suit themselves. They say the legislature is showing signs of independent action despite pressure.
A man known for his drinking problem struggles daily to keep work and status. He is not wanted, and soon there may be no room for him.
A humorous quip notes a groom’s initial embarrassment in addressing his wife’s mother. It concludes that he soon adapts by calling her Grandma, illustrating a lighthearted view of adjusting to in law relationships.
According to Mr. Parker, Schley’s counsel, the admiral will seek vindication by asking Congress to retire him on full pay and reimburse trial costs. With the verdict of the people in his favor, he can afford this course, Dallas News reports.
Eight members of the Ohio House showed non-commitment in the dispute between Hanna and Foraker. The comment notes such stance reflects politicians surveying self interest.
Hall County opinion notes Roosevelt leads the effort to return the Democrats to power and could make the next president a Democrat if he maintains momentum. The piece laments lack of support from Democratic press and claims he alienates the public with blunders, though others criticize him for the same.
A brief note recalls the Spanish defeat at Santiago and notes that Sampson was not present, underscoring a historical contrast without him.
Advertisement touts Mexican Cough Syrup as a pleasant and effective remedy for sore throat and bronchial ailments. Claims it cures coughs and cold related symptoms at a price of 35 cents.
An ad promotes Mexican Root Pills at 25 cents a box promising internal cleansing and relief from constipation and pains. It also markets Mexican Cough Syrup for a 25 cent remedy, warning that a cough can lead to consumption and urging immediate use.
The piece advises shoppers to specify remedies rather than rely on druggists. It suggests asking for Mexican Cough Syrup as the best option for a quick cough remedy and notes that cost influences the choice.
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