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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1885
Page
6
The article notes castor oil is now mainly used to dress and soften leather for boots. It recalls its former use dosing children with stomach disorders, describing the dose as awful. It claims Brown's Iron Bitters tones the stomach, aids digestion, strengthens the body and is far preferable to castor oil.
The Philadelphia Call quotes a humorous exchange where a woman seeks staff work in Chicago saying she can write and only needs a lead pencil, the editor replies they never hire lady writers and barely use pencils. The applicant claims to be skilled with shears.
Claude walks the beach with Clari bel holding her hand and murmuring love. He sighs as waves crash on the pebbled shore and turns away in sadness after a tender moment.
In a Boston Transcript clipping a U S Senator Daniel W Voorhees of Indiana testifies that he found instant relief from rheumatic back pain using St Jacobs Oil He calls the remedy remarkable and notes its effectiveness. The piece also comments on an artist's nude figures and pricing of pictures.
Testimony described threats by the defendant toward the witness. The witness affirmed the defendant would have killed him if police had not arrived, stating the remarks about sending the witness’s "black soul" to school.
Mrs Auger suggests a door with five keyholes to ease late returns. Mr Auger dismisses it as rubbish and idiocy, saying one keyhole is enough to find when home late.
Old Mrs. Bennington reports Mrs Brown’s illness and death rumors. The scene notes a doctor’s hurried visit and skepticism toward modern medicine as Mrs Bennington plans to visit later.
Quote captures debate over what he produced in two years with ten thousand dollars spent. The speaker argues the result was an assignment rather than a tangible product, reflecting a cultural jab at financial or creative output.
An editor endorsement promotes Bradfield's Never-Failing Female Regulator as the best medicine for women’s health. A Gainesville Eagle note claims rapid relief and lasting wellbeing from use. The Treatise on the Health and Happiness of Woman and address for the Braphrip Regulator Co. are included.
If afflicted with sore Eyes use Dr Isaac Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it for 25 cents.
Worth knowing guidance on treating minor burns without searing using Cole's Carbol salve. The ad touts availability from druggists at Band Ocenta.
Habitual constipation is a common, unpleasant condition that often signals disease if not treated. Purgatives offer only temporary relief and can worsen the system. Prickly Ash Bitters claim to relieve bowels and act as a tonic to restore health.
A reflective verse piece from The Current praising inner rewards over earthly fortune. It contrasts youth and fame with enduring growth born of discipline and virtue. The speaker exhorts meekness patience love and truth as the true jewels of life, surpassing transitory glory.
Lydia Holcamp ridicules Miss Barker the eloquence teacher at a boarding school but a chance meeting with Mr. Harry Quintard reveals Miss Barker as Linda Barker a poor miner’s daughter. Quintard proves a forged letter, and Linda shares her toil and education tale. They pledge marriage in autumn after truth and courage unite them.
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