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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
3
The piece explains paprika and cayenne origins from Spain and Hungary versus East Indies, Jamaica, and Mexico. It warns that red peppers can be mislabeled as paprika, stresses genuine White Swan Paprika and Red Pepper, and endorses brands as pure and unadulterated.
The note to Germany, delivered by Ambassador Gerard, urges adherence to international law, condemns attacks on neutral ships, and calls for a practical, verifiable suspension of unlawful submarine warfare. It presses for lifting offensive measures while affirming the right to defend neutral rights and seeking cooperative steps toward freedom of the seas.
An advertisement promoting Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a valued general tonic. It highlights quinine and iron as key ingredients and asserts benefits for liver function malaria relief blood enrichment and overall vitality. Sold for 50 cents.
The Chicago Herald notes Kaffir corn and milo prices with No 4 Kaffir at 1.20 per cwt and No 3 milo at 1.23, a 25 000 bushel milo sale east by lake marking the first bulk Kaffir shipment by lake. The Rock Island Lines push to widen Kaffir markets is highlighted along with a Southwest Trail issue. Bowie Commercial College promotes its program urging prospective students toward earnings and success.
Good residence and several well bred yearling mules and two and three year old horse colts offered for trade for a tract of grass land. Apply W. I. Tidwell & Sons.
On hand row binders described as the best available are offered at Norris Johnson Hardware Company for immediate purchase. Sale notes indicate limited quantity remaining and urge interested buyers to act quickly.
The Ladies of the Pierian and Utile Dulei clubs funded twelve iron seats on the court house lawn. The $70 investment aims to provide shade and a resting place for townspeople during heat, chained under trees near the band stand. At Mrs Wallace’s funeral some coats were exchanged and can be corrected with Nat Price.
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