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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
2
A cryptic line places Gov Magoon in a position of authority over the Panama lid. The remark hints at influence or control, with the governor depicted as both atop and beneath the issue, suggesting layered involvement or scrutiny of the situation.
The campaign for the ship subsidy has opened early and prompts attention to subsidies as a political issue. Campaign organizers view subsidies as a priority, aiming to mobilize stakeholders and secure support ahead of key votes.
A compact observation notes a shift from the notion of a city being corrupt yet content to a framing where Philadelphia is described as corrupt and rented. The remark suggests a critical view of governance and urban policy, hinting at systemic exploitation or rent-seeking in the city.
Paul Morton argues that a man who can run the navy through his railroad reputation could manage subways and insurance companies without trouble. The comment implies confidence in transferable leadership and management skill across major industries.
Alfonso of Spain amused himself feeding the monkeys during a London zoo stop. The light remark that boys will be boys underscores a playful royal moment.
The piece suggests negotiations should not break up into open conflict as current signs point to a restrained path. It notes no admiral other than Togo has claimed naval victory credit, indicating Japan is not following patterns that would disrupt talks.
A sick headache is described as caused by a disordered stomach and is quickly cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The product is for sale by B. H. Blakeney.
An American inventor announces a torpedo capable of 40 miles per hour underwater and hitting a bulls eye at 5000 yards. The statement notes such inventions typically appear after a conflict ends.
A short ad promising relief from pains in the bowels and fear of appendicitis. It touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a sure cure for bowel and stomach ailments including headaches biliousness and constipation. Sold by B S Doty & Co at 25 cents.
Secretary Morton is to represent concerns with a combined capital of 269 million 625 thousand dollars. Secretary Shaw represents a separate concern that has more money than Morton’s and shows an active deficiency of about 52 million dollars.
A quiet home wedding at Strawn Texas united Tess McHarg and Hattie McJimsey with Rev W H Wycough officiating. The ceremony followed by a wedding dinner for eighteen and a short visit to Fort Worth with Nowlin family. McHarg to become assistant general manager of the Texas Pacific coal interests. McJimsey beloved by Thurber and Strawn residents.
The article recounts the 1856 organization of Young County starting with the first county court in Belknap, led by Chief Justice Peter Harmonson and a small board. It notes scarcity of funds, a jail, and a fledgling legal system, including the district court’s first term and a notable slave petition case involving Major George H. Thomas.
A columnist mocks reliance on a cabinet level education over a college degree. The czar of public policy is teased about using power to preserve peace rather than provoke conflict. A sarcastic note about Panama being “paved” with good intentions closes the brief item.
The Houston Post remarks that most men favor plain simple clothes, framing it as a plea for economy rather than a display of taste. The comment contrasts practicality with style in everyday dress.
No secret about Bucklen's Arnica Salve as an effective remedy for cuts ulcers fever sores and sore eyes. A Texas resident reports rapid cure at B S Doty Co drugstore. Chicago mayor faces task with confidence as city eyes a big job. A New York Dramatic Mirror declares the time ripe for the great American play, though many works are green or overripe.
A letter from Edna Texas dated March 14 1903 reports cure of kidney and rheumatic troubles using Hall's Wonderful Discovery. The writer L E Warp endorses the remedy and recommends it to others suffering similar conditions.
One small bottle of the Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes seminal emissions weak backs rheumatism and irregularities in men and women. Sold by druggists or mailed for $1 with two months treatment. Dr. E W Hall sole manufacturer P O Box 629 St Louis MO. Graham Drug Co sells it.
Farmers and households are urged to subscribe to a combined Dallas Semi-Weekly News and Graham Leapers edition. For 1.75 dollars, one year includes 156 copies, promising Local News Home Enterprises State News National Affairs and Foreign Matters, with Farmers Forum as a highlight.
Advertises men and women sought for permanent positions at Blow Bros. & Co. Headquarters in Chicago. Pay weekly wages of 21 dollars for men and 12 to 18 dollars for women, with weekly expense advances by check. Horse and buggy furnished when needed. Dept. 5 Monon Building, Monon Brig. Chicago, Ill. 2-2-05.
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