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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1904
Page
2
Train schedule fragment notes when cars stop on signal for boarding and alighting. Indicates stations on the line and passenger flow details in the Graham branch timetable context.
A fable contrasts a starving husband who steals a loaf to feed his family with a wealthy con artist who uses law and trust to loot the poor. The moral exhorts justice to remove the blindfold and judge theft by need versus greed, noting the wife and children suffer while powerful thieves escape.
The article notes that Mr. Bryan, back from Europe, expresses readiness to back any Democrat the party chooses, but urges selecting a candidate whose democracy cannot be attacked. He cautions the party cannot nominate a Mugwump or bolter in the imminent campaign. Murphy, Tammany’s leader, is mentioned, and Cleveland could win if nominated.
A crusty reader rails at Roosevelt and the Panamanian canal saga, cites misread press, and recalls Civil War era crime labels and party shifts. He then touches on General Wood gambling in Havana and Cuba’s president vetoing a lottery bill as a moral issue.
An OCR fragment touts Caesar conquering Britain while marketing Gim mons Liver Purifier tin box remedies. Claims moisture dust and insects protection and that the product clears the complexion cures constipation aids liver action with assertive prose.
Congress aims for a productive week with committees reporting and both houses on calendar top priorities. Executive matters take precedence while debates spark on the Panama outrage, post office scandals, and related issues. Hepburn List seeks Interstate Commerce Commission control of pure food transit, urgent for consideration.
An 19th century advertisement touts Ther Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tabieta as a remedy for stomach trouble biliousness and constipation priced at 25 cents by Matthews Co. The piece also quotes a rural exchange praising practical farming skills over fashion and social polish, extolling plow work cooking and loaf baking as more valuable to the country than parlor manners.
An advertisement touts Hunt’s Lightning Oil for rheumatism and skin ailments while a political note cites Bryan Saye backing and a possible dark horse candidate. A war report claims Genersl Woot’s Moros clash left over 300 dead, including women and children among the fallen.
Chicago firm DeWit & Co. offered a Witch Hazel Salve claimed to treat piles, eczema, cuts, burns, and skin diseases. The ad warned against counterfeit versions and urged buyers to seek the genuine DeWitt's. Sold by Graham Drug Company amid campaign conven tions and political talk.
F J Green of Lancaster NH credits Electric Bitters with relief after other medicines failed. He says the tonic helped his wife and asserts the product’s value for female troubles and general vigor. Sold by T E Matthews & Co with guarantee.
Middletown Ohio resident B Flare suфfers chronic dyspepsia spending years and hundreds on doctors. After trying Kodol Dyspepsia Cure following an newspaper notice, he improves after two doses and urges others with stomach problems to try it, with Graham Drug Co selling the product.
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