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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1903
Page
1
A Commoner column notes Southern and Northern papers debate mob murder. It praises the Birmingham Age-Herald for truth about lynching and urges governors to prosecute lynchers to build public sentiment against mob violence nationwide.
The text questions whether Republicans will act to fix currency laws they pledged to perfect, noting Secretary Shaw states no action will be taken.
A terse political note contends that unprotected codfish, a consequence of the Cuban treaty, alarms Senator Lodge and his Boston constituents, highlighting fringe fiscal and regional anxieties.
Mrs. Johanna Soderholm of Fergus Falls Minnesota dislocated her shoulder but was eased by Chamberlain's Pain Balm after her son bought a bottle. The balm quickly relieved pain and helped her sleep for days. The son praised it and recommended it to others. For sale by Graham Drug Co.
It appears the Marconi wireless telegraph system may prove successful, even as government officials dispute its potential. The article notes optimism about the new technology despite official skepticism and hints at broader adoption.
A newspaper item urges readers to stop ignoring symptoms of stomach, liver and kidney trouble. It claims lingering fatigue and backache may mask serious illness and promotes Electric Bitters as a quick remedy. Sold by Edgar Matthews, druggist, for 50 cents.
Alaska shows strong adaption to farming with good garden truck yields and fair grain crops in the past season, indicating growing agricultural potential and diversification of regional agriculture.
Isaac Story of Ava Missouri writes Sept. 10 1900 that Hersine cured twelve months stomach trouble and dumb chills in two weeks after Dr J M Mery prescribed it. The notice promotes a 50 cent bottle and claims increased appetite energy strength and vigor, brighter spirits, relief from indigestion and debility. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
Archaeologists uncover a tablet fragment in Suga that researchers date to about 2300 B.C., presenting what is claimed as one of the earliest known legal codes. Experts caution that dating remains preliminary and further study is planned.
Rev Carlisle P B Martin of Waverly Texas praises Ballard's Horehound Syrup for removing morning phlegm and coughs. He asserts its unmatched effectiveness and pleasant taste. Graham Drug Co offers 25c 50c and 1.00 bottles.
A listed exchange features mock questions and answers on diverse topics from local life to history. The characters include Anxious Inquirer, Coy Maiden, and a student, with playful retorts about democracy, Texas geography, church respectability, and social norms.
Advertisement notes that simple colds can prolong and recommends Ballard's Horehound Syrup as the safest remedy to stop a cold and remove its cause, available in 25c 50c and 1 bottles at Graham Drug Co.
If the Dingley bill requires no revision, it shows the protection policy has failed to build up American industries to stand alone, suggesting the policy has not achieved self sufficiency and sustained growth.
Wonderful Nerve text touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the remedy for accidental cuts wounds bruises burns scalds sore feet and stiff joints. It claims to be the best salve for piles as well and promotes purchase at Edgar Matthews Druggist for 25 cents.
A reflective essay asserts the cowboy shaped Texas cattle prosperity, praising his honesty bravery and generosity while noting misgivings from outsiders. It contrasts the cowboy’s era with modern changes, and ends with a lighter local note about road overseers and a humorous editorial aside on wood supply.
A veteran speaker argues doctors have transformed medicine, citing antisepsis, vaccines, and improved diagnoses. He recalls old practices, contrasts them with modern care, and jokes about the future of medicine replacing other hazards with doctors conquering diseases and extending life.
In Austin readers condemn daily abuse of work horses and mules. A local cruelty incident prompts calls for enforcement of animal protection laws once supported by a Texas society. Fear and resistance by authorities and public officials are noted as hindrances to stopping the mistreatment.
Henry D Baldwin superintendent of City Water Works Shuilsburg Wisconsin says he has tried many liniments but Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism and pains is the best on earth. Available at Graham Drug Co in 25c 50c and 1.00 bottles.
The ad urges readers to seek expert eye care for lasting comfort and clear reading. It promises guidance on diagnosing needs and fitting suitable eyewear to improve long term use and enjoyment of reading.
The article cites Senator Spooner of Wisconsin and a Georgia businessman proposing long or life presidencies, tracing a shift in Republican thought toward Hamiltonian ideas. It contrasts Jefferson’s belief in frequent elections with the party’s growing subservience to moneyed interests and leadership favoring extended terms. The Commoner discusses a drift from Jeffersonian democracy toward centralized, enduring power.
A promotional notice invites women to earn money easily in spare time. It promises a simple at home job, asks readers to send 25 cents to receive a cloth with directions, and provides the address Brilliantina Co Roxbury Massachusetts for initiation.
An advertisement extols Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary troubles. It claims kidneys filter blood every three minutes and links kidney issues to many diseases. The copy urges readers to obtain samples and mentions Binghamton address.
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