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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
6
Editor Graham Leacer thanks Confederate veterans and spouses for Christmas compliments sent to his home. He notes limited invitations due to his wife’s poor health and expresses affection for all who fought and suffered for the cause.
Stockholders of the Farmers Union Gin Company of Graham will meet in Graham on the first Saturday in February to elect directors for the ensuing year.
Sulphur Springs clergyman Rev. Bentley traveled via Graham to Eliasyille to be at the bedside of his sister R. E. McGlamery, reported very low. A testimonial notes Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder ailments. Misses Nina and Kittie Hall, daughters of E. E. Hall, after Christmas with their parents, split to Petrolia Texas and Oklahoma.
A combined one year subscription offer sets price at 1.75 dollars. The deal pairs The Leader with The Dallas News for extended readership access.
W. W. Taylor of Gilmer Texas and M. T. T. Phillips with T. D. Phillips and J. T. Phillips of Fort Worth were in the area prospecting early in the week seeking to locate the first mining claim.
Take Foley's Honey and Tar for quick relief and expulsion of colds. It contains no opiates and is safe. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
Mrs. Mabel Ingraham of Fort Worth state regent of the American Woman's League visits Graham with Mrs. J. W. Akin, local treasurer, to urge securing a class two chapter house. Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy advertised as safe, non narcotic and mountain-herb based. Graham Drug Co. sells it. J. L. Heighton applauds Leader and urges payment of arrears as subscriptions rise with the new year.
Mrs Charles Kline of Easton Pennsylvania says Foley's Honey and Tar cures several family members' bad coughs and colds. The medicine soothes throat irritation, loosens the chest, and is kept in her house as a trusted remedy.
A vivid account of Vasili Blajenni Cathedral in Moscow described as a nightmare of architecture and a legacy of Ivan the Terrible. The piece cites writers calling it garish and grotesque with nine cupolas resembling fruits and animals, tied to imperial cruelty and vanity. Whitelaw Reid on Lincoln and Washington also appears, praising their place in history.
W H Hudson notes an elder prospering near rabbit burrows on a Wiltshire down. Rabbits create burrows in softer chalk, wheatears nest nearby, feed on elder berries, and disperse seeds to the burrows, where a thriving thicket forms through natural spread.
A conversation between Mrs. Shivvers and her husband reveals a chilly exchange about the cold in their flat. The janitor is asked if he noticed the cold, and the husband claims the janitor sought proofs, reflecting a humorous, cautious tone.
In a candid studio exchange Mrs. McGudley questions model pay while an artist responds that temperament matters less than temperature. The remark highlights the chilly conditions affecting shoot comfort and the practicality of modeling work.
Solicits inquiries for all classes of Machine and Foundry Work. Will cheerfully make estimates on installation of new plants and repairs of gins, oil mills, pumping plants, boiler repairs, hoisting engines, traction engines, well rigs, gas engines, flue welding, heavy steel tanks, economy devices for farm work, re boring and bushing of iron wheels. We are here to serve you. Call us up and we will cheerfully advise you whether we can serve you or not.
Irregular bowel movements lead to chronic constipation. Prickly Ash Bitters is promoted as a system regulator. H C Vance, a prosperous Loving farmer and friend of the Leader, renewed his subscription last Monday. Leader and Dallas News cost $1.75 yearly. Also notices for canvassers and a district manager for Bible book sales with high earnings. Dr Coxs Barbed Wire Lament sold by druggists.
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