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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
4
The Mexia contemporary notes idle men in street scenes near a wagon during cotton chopping season. It accuses two promised workers of backing out, labels other idlers as criminals, and urges driving idle people to work in cotton patches or roads to let working bees crowd out drones.
H P Humpe, a Leighton Alabama druggist, testifies a sick child with vomiting was cured after one bottle of White's Cream Vermifuge, said to expel 119 worms. The ad promotes the product as the boss worm medicine and its use as a children’s tonic improving digestion and vigor, selling for 2 cents at Graham Drug Co.
The writer contends human nature is similar across places, noting differing violence toward Black individuals in Texas versus northern states. He argues Southerners face more frequent violent incidents due to more brutes, while northerners react with horror or swift action in similar cases.
Slight injuries disable a man and can cause days of time loss. Blood poisoning may follow, risking loss of a hand or limb. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is an antiseptic liniment that heals cuts bruises and burns quickly without maturation and prevents danger of blood poisoning. For sale by Graham rug Co.
Senator Bailey urged revaluing farming at the Agricultural and Mechanical College address. He argued bright youths left farming due to tradition, that farming was seen as inferior, and that universities and governmental experiments have raised farming’s status. He noted Texas shows a ten year revival, with farmers institutes and farming becoming a science.
Mrs Alice Miller of Morgan Texas suffered six years from severe diarrhoea and spent hundreds on doctors. She tried Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after seeing a testimonial and was cured by one bottle costing a few cents. For sale by Graham Drug Co.
A Pennsylvania miner is set to be disciplined for attending a wedding that did not involve his union. The incident raises questions about union membership requirements and workplace conduct.
A physician notes that most nagging by women stems from fatigue and nervous strain rather than intent. Few understand they are ill, not merely tired, with symptoms worsened by poor sleep, diet, isolation, and lack of outdoor activity. The article urges husbands to respond with patience and calm to ease home life.
Advertises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil as a guaranteed cure for infants. Claims the disease is highly dangerous but curable when properly treated. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
In a Sulphur Springs Gazette report the governor pardons a young man who killed a schoolteacher for debauching his sister. The governor’s striking remark calls the act a base brutal betrayal of confidence and friendship and says it deserved death at the hands of the applicant.
An old advertisement claims that pimples greasy faces and muddy complexions common among young women indicate a liver disturbance. It promotes Herbine to cleanse the bowels regulate the liver and improve the complexion, offered by Graham Drug Co.
Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root is promoted in a New York bottle advertisement. The copy cites a toning and healing claim for kidney bladder and urinary issues with the Swamp-Root brand name and an Ing hamton, N Y address on the label.
The Atchison Globe quotes mixed remarks on marriage jealousy in public, comments on flirtations between husbands and other men, and jokes about family affairs. A divorced man’s greeting prompts gossip while a Serb outrage is urged as a vent for anger. A local woman receives callers briefly in a Raycroft chair room, with guests barely lasting two minutes.
The Chicago Journal notes that William Jennings Bryan would attract attention in New York only via a media platform. It argues that after the next national Democratic convention Bryan will address the nation through the party platform as the chosen medium.
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