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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1890
Page
3
Owensboro Ky Inquirer reports Milton Mays received cash tied to ticket No 45350 drawing first prize in the Louisiana State Lottery era. Bank records confirm a large deposit as he plans a home purchase a better team and safe funds remain.
A jumble of misspelled anecdotes from various places touts a “blood purifier” remedy. The clumsy letter hints at financial schemes and dubious cures promising cures for ulcers and weakness, urging readers to trust testimonials over genuine medical care.
Sydney and Count Lindenheim share a tense moment on a terrace as a child danger interrupts their walk. A confession at dinner reveals Lindenheim is engaged elsewhere, prompting Sydney to wrestle with love and possible farewell. The pair confront fate, duty, and a future apart.
A fragment from Jud Cunningham and others recounts humorous student essays. One man writes about horses noting that irritation makes them fail to be noble. Another says riches differ from poverty with a vivid metaphor about crimson velvet and flint. A judge known for poor aiming returns from sport and is praised only by heaven for the birds.
Practical plans for cheap incubators using a glass door box heat by coal oil lamp or hot water pipe with circulation. DIY brooders and chick care, plus tips on dairy ventilation, horticultural notes, and household crafts. Discussions on farm specialization, luck, and natural fitness guiding success.
A fragment notes Beattle was founded about years ago by thirty to forty men aboard the schooner Exact. They sailed to Alaska and landed at a settlement near Baattla Point where the group established a foothold.
A collection of quips on friendship and fault lines among friends. It cites Dante on mind similarity, warns against borrowing, quotes Josh Billings on a true friend, and includes humorous exchanges from New York Weekly about neighbors and daily life.
A quip about a husband and wife arranging buttons through the wife's mother, followed by promotion of Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a travel remedy. The ad claims protection from climate and water, helps digestion, and targets malaria and fevers. Also mentions an Austin shoemaker writing a book with many footnotes.
The article extols Smith's Tonic Syrup from the California Fig Syrup Company as effective against malaria fever and summer colds. It cites Dr. John Bull of Louisville praising it and notes families rely on it, with anecdotes of strong loyalty and quick relief. Also mentions travel rates and unrelated humorous vignettes.
An army officer who failed in money requests was told to "strike" his flag. Do not trust all a man says about himself or his neighbors.
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