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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
8
A Jackson Tenn advert claims a mild friendly liver remedy by S. F. Cleary that relieves constipation and bilious issues without irritation or griping. It is sold in tin boxes for 25 cents per unit.
A local letter condemns women who walk the streets day and night as damaging their public respect. It asserts that even childhood acquaintances lose trust as their reputations erode with each new shoe. The writer admonishes girls to remain grounded in domestic life and to heed parental guidance. It also references Graham and urges parental attention to the issue.
Chicago weighs operating its own street car system while current efforts falter in running city delivery wagons. Officials debate feasibility as transit plans face multiple hurdles and service reliability concerns surface.
G W Farlowe of East Florence Alabama reports a seven year battle with a severe skin condition causing relentless itching. After trying Hunt's Cure he states one application eased it, one box cured him, and a year later the condition remained gone. He praises the product as a guaranteed remedy for all itching skin diseases at 50 cents.
Comment on Indiana legislature’s overreach, noting an anti elopement act and a suggestion that Mr. Carnegie could set up a pension land for decayed dukes, illustrating broader political pettiness and lack of goodwill among lawmakers.
A historical ad notes Grove’s Tastle Chill Tonic with iron and quinine as a tasteless medicine. The blistered sale promises a 25 cent bottle, highlighting a simple consumer message and a straightforward price.
Senator Newlands of Nevada denounces republican leaders for focusing on the Philippines while neglecting U S internal needs. He contends monopoly has conquered domestic reform, railroads, tariffs, and inland development, leaving harbors and waterways neglected and fostering a plutocratic system.
A humorous 19th century cow sale notice cites Bill Nye offering a plush raspberry cow aged eight at his residence in township 10 range 18. The ad claims courage, frequent milking, attachment to home, and a wary warning to nonfearful buyers, plus a rogue tally of mixed breed, a shotgun, and oddities about calf arrivals and a misread name Pose.
A brindle red cow about 5 years old with a calf at side, branded 5 on the left side and under slope left ear, is claimed by owner to prove property and pay charges or face legal disposal. Notice dated May 31, 1905, by H McLaren, Clerk County Court, Young County, Texas.
Mr. George K. Babcock was thrown from his wagon and severely bruised. He used Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely and praised its speed in curing sprains and bruises. A well known citizen of North Plain, Conn., he endorses Pain Balm as unequaled for such injuries. For sale by B. S. Doty & Co.
A brief note praises Simmons' Sarsaparilla as a tonic that lifts the body and restores energy in spring. It claims the product takes hold and lifts up, banishing weariness as if it were a dream, addressing mood and vitality in general.
Miss Nan Patterson sought to avoid publicity if freed, a laudable aim for privacy yet she could not endure loneliness, prompting concern over her fate and future treatment.
The uniform success of Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Di arrhoea Remedy in relief and care of bowel complaints in children and adults makes it practically without a rival. For sale by B.S. Doty & Co.
The passage suggests Alexander Dowie in booming Zion notes none of its officials have been indicted for grafting while hinting at side issues. It contrasts Castro's sympathies with grizzlies and bob eats against Teddy, implying partisan bias.
A vintage ad bundle promises PAZO OINTMENT cures in 6 to 14 days for piles with refund if ineffective. It includes a quip about Lillian Russell’s companion Marcus Aurelius and a sensational Indian babies allotment tale near Eufaula, listing Creek Nation allotments and a family’s marital changes.
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