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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
4
The article urges thrift as a social duty, noting wasteful behavior in middle and working classes. It champions teaching economy from infancy, with mothers guiding children to save, mend, and care for belongings. It stresses nursery education, orderly habits, and weekly rewards to foster responsible, trustworthy adults.
A nostalgic editorial from the Dallas Democrat recalls childhood trips to the circus. It urges parents to fund the boy’s experience, from admission to a lemonade and peanuts, framing the circus as a timeless rite of youth and a light amid life’s burdens.
A natural healthful remedy acts promptly to regulate excretory functions. A few small doses are usually enough to restore regularity without aid. Price 50 cents. For sale by Graham Drug Co.
The Bridgeport Reporter voice mocks King Edward for not inviting the paper to his coronation. The note declares enmity and refuses further copies, calling him uppity in a curt, satirical aside.
The piece contrasts King Edward's coronation with a Kansas City Star editorial condemning London and Liverpool crowds as ragged, drunken, and vicious. It warns that Christian England shows both virtue and moral decay in its own people, not foreigners, and notes parallels to Chicago hoboes.
King Alfonzo of Spain opposes bullfights and it is probable the practice will be phased out as a national sport.
Senator Hanna pretends to favor the Panama canal scheme over Nicaragua but actually opposes both. His aim is to push the bill to the next congress.
An advertisement urges readers to subscribe to the paper while lightly mocking nonreaders. It promotes Simmons Cough Syrup as a guaranteed cure for coughs priced at 25 and 50 cents, urging immediate purchase.
A Gettysburg scene depicts General Robert E Lee alighting from his horse to comfort a young Union soldier lying wounded on the grass. Lee asks about the boy’s condition and wishes him a prompt recovery as he expresses hopeful concern. The article shifts to medical ad copy and reader health notes.
The Van Alstyne News reports Constable J C Hoyle found a ten dollar bill in the office floor last week after it had circulated among exchanges and been played with by the office cat and kicked about by the devil. The editor was away on vacation and the staff did not recognize the critter.
Nevada Congressman Newlands calls for reclaiming arid lands in the American West and urges the government to focus on domestic irrigation rather than meddling abroad. He argues the nation should develop its own resources and stop irritating other lands.
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