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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
4
The Temple Times argues farmers overproduce and misprice crops, mortgaging land to buy imports. It cites cucumber and tomato prices, butter demand, hogs, and unplanted cotton. The piece laments widespread folly and the toll on landholders and the economy.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is an antiseptic liniment. When applied to cuts bruises and burns it helps them heal without maturation and much more quickly than typical treatment. For sale by Graham Drug Co.
General Miles defends his Philippine testimony, drawing a clear line between honorable officers and soldiers, noting abuses were directed by certain officers and that only the guilty deserve punishment. He argues for accountability to protect the innocent and uphold the army’s reputation. Postmaster General Payne’s scandal is blamed on Wynne as the likely scapegoat.
A fragmented political note suggests Senator Hanna seeks a White House ally who can secure the Ohio boss endorsement. The message implies electoral leverage tied to Ohio party backing as a path to victory in the coming session.
A teller recalls a rural scene of two brothers with dogs chasing a raccoon. One climbs a tree despite the others, the limb breaks, and the climber pleads for help while the second asks him to pray. The exchange ends with both preparing to move the dogs as the climber calls out in panic.
The uniform success of this remedy has made it the most popular bowel remedy in use. It is recognized as the one remedy you can depend on and is pleasant to take. Especially valuable for summer diarrhoea in children and credited with saving many young lives each year. For sale by Graham Drug Co.
A French factory reports a new brick making method using sand, clay, and lime. The sand is ground and dried automatically, then mixed with water and pressed to mold 2,000 bricks per hour. Then bricks go into a steam bath for six hours under six kilograms of pressure to form a hard cement-like stone superior to pure clay bricks.
Local dealer F C Jaquith of Inland Michigan proclaims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior to all similar preparations, selling more of it than any other cough medicine and guaranteeing every bottle. Available at Graham Drug Co.
The piece argues China cannot open Manchuria doors over Russia propelling a standoff. Russia accuses China of falsehood and declares only a joint move by China and other Powers could prove sincerity, showing that China would not tell the truth.
A brief recruitment notice explains a legitimate year round distributorship offering good wages for men and women who take orders in spare time. The ad notes products have been sold by agents for 25 years and invites interested parties to send a self addressed return envelope for details, directed to A Lea Wade.
An editorial celebrates farming as the freest, least anxious life. It urges youths to stay on the farm, praising steady nerves, contentment, and the rural rhythm from mill sounds to breezes by the stream. The piece extols the nostalgia of farm memories and predicts future success for those who remain on the land.
A compact definition portrays editors as wealthy in influence but little in cash, wielding power without tools while shaping public discourse. The piece likens editors to multi-role figures, a healer and motivator who serves advertisers, truth, and society, yet often harms themselves.
A woman from Ecator, Alabama, recounts three years of severe indigestion and bowel trouble. She credits Electric Bitters with a miraculous improvement, claiming complete recovery. The ad promotes Electric Bitters as the remedy for liver, kidney, stomach, and bowel troubles, guaranteed by Edgar Matthews, druggist.
A Greenville Herald essay argues that abandoning a comfortable country home for town life is folly unless the move aims to improve children’s education. It warns farm life offers steady, if modest, gains and that success on the farm rarely guarantees city success.
A cryptic note references The Eminent Kidney and Bladder Specialist and Dr. Kilmer claiming a Swatp loot with an address in inghan ton New York on every bottle. No clear event or date is provided, and the fragment hints at a promotional or misdirected claim without verifiable details.
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