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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1902
Page
4
The Houston Post argues the pivotal issue is trusts and tariff. It claims the Republicans are inconsistent on anti trust and tariff reform while Democrats are clearly for trusts reform and tariff reform. It urges voting Democratic to achieve Philippine freedom and tariff reform.
A vintage advertisement urges readers that their liver may be tired and recommends Herpine as a perfect liver medicine. It claims the remedy cures chills and fever and is priced at 50 cents, offered for sale by Graham Drug.
The Louisiana press notes the probable extinction of mockingbirds in the state and appeals to the Audubon Society to intervene before these famous songsters are lost.
Dyspepsia pains nausea dizziness headaches liver complaints and bowel disorders prompt use of Dr. King's New Life Pills. They are thorough and guaranteed to cure. 25c at Edgar Matthews drug store.
The article states the four large vessels funded by the naval program will bear names linked to U S regions and cities. The expected names include Louisiana and Paducah among others, with connections to Tennessee and Dubuque. The wording is garbled but indicates a naming scheme honoring specific locales.
A narrative from a dog defending its faithfulness to its master as rumors of execution spread. The piece blends animal sentiment with social critique, noting the dog’s loyalty amid threats from neighbors and court viewpoints. It also includes various historical and local notices about medicine, memorials, and civic affairs.
Labor Commissioner Carroll D Wright estimates the Cdal Trusts earned about six million dollars net from the last strike by raising prices. He questions how current strikers can prevail against such a monopoly and its pricing power.
President Roosevelt publicizes plans to restrain trusts while the Fifty-Seventh Congress shows limited ability to act. The article notes the discrepancy between his stated intent and congressional outcomes, highlighting the political gap in trust policy.
A reader is urged to trust Bucklen's Arnica Salve over any advertised salves and lotions claiming 18 as effective. The ad touts thirty years of cures for pities burns boils corns felons ulcers cats scalds bruises and skin eruptions and promotes 25¢ at Edgar Matthews drug store as a bargain.
During the first session of the Fifty Seventh Congress 22 000 and 22 bills were introduced and 1 503 became laws. A patient storms the dentist about a cavity in a false tooth explain it is natural to avoid a jumping toothache and asks to have it pulled or filled.
An old advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It states druggists refund the money if it fails and notes E W Grove's signature on each box. The price is 25 cents.
A stranger asked the town philosopher who were the best physicians in the place. The sage replied: Dr. Diet, Dr. Quiet and Dr. Merryman.
The Bureau of Navigation reports 1,657 vessels registered last year versus 1,709 the prior year, with tonnage down by 16,535 tons. The decline is attributed to higher steel costs charged by the Steel Trust to American shipbuilders compared to British makers.
An advertisement claims Moore's Pilates cures malaria, ague, fevers, bilious disorders, jaundice, fetid breath, and fatigue without quinine, arsenic, or iron. It promises tasteless tablets that do not ruin the stomach or teeth, priced 50 cents per box, from Dr C C Moore Co in St Louis and Gra hara Deng Co.
A suburban store conversation covers oddities in nature with a toad tale, wireless telegraphy between the Hawaiian Islands, Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic advertising, Kansas tramp policy, and a court case where Emma Marx sues a clerk for $500 after a betting spree and horse interests.
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