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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
3
A new schedule goes into effect Monday February 6. Travel times remain Graham 6:00 a.m. Jacksboro 7:10 a.m. Bridgeport 9:00 a.m. Arrive Ft Worth 10:50 a.m. Return from Ft Worth 4:00 p.m. Bridgeport 5:50 p.m. Jacksboro 7:28 p.m. Arrive Graham 9:00 p.m.
A collection of maxims on women in love, wit, and social conduct. It covers themes of tears, sleep, tact, truth, money, complexion, forgiveness, humor, and the modern marriage trap. The pieces suggest cultural views on female behavior, attractiveness, and social expectations of the era.
A historical note from 1905 records W. P. Stinson president of the Young County Farmers Union urging cotton growers in Young County to gather on July 4. He praises Southern cotton farmers for reducing acreage and advocates community barbecues and talks on diversification to mark a day of rejoicing. He emphasizes unity across Union and non Union factions and predicts better times ahead as farmers acknowledge their patriotic efforts.
A man in Mr Bryan's town files for divorce alleging that he was in a trance at the time of his marriage. The suit contends the ground is common and the wife would need to produce another trance or lose him.
A brief reflective note on Paul Morton, focusing on managerial style and public perception. The item hints at leadership identity through conduct within his business. Local color touches include St Louis imagery and a metaphor about lemonade reflecting local sentiment.
An early 20th century advert promotes LAXATIV2 BROMO QUININE tablets claiming a cure for colds in one day. It notes a money back refund if it fails and features E. W. Grove's signature on each box. The price is listed as 25 cents.
Captain Hobson announces candidacy for Congress described as a hero and bridegroom. The district faces a potential disgrace if voters reject him, as his appeal rests on two strong claims and broad support.
A woman living in a backline area suffered a ring worm on her back. She claimed she could not endure the itch and needed aid quickly. One box of Hunt's Cure, priced 50, cured the infection and was guaranteed to work.
A curious remark suggests a fortune awaits a man who can establish a secret pipeline between Milwaukee and St Louis, usable on Sundays only. The note implies a clandestine route or method with a quirky, perhaps satirical tone typical of the period.
A Westmoreland Kansas reader reports Snow Liniment cured an old chin sore thought to be cancer. The letter urges a 50 cent bottle for his sister in Allensville Pennsylvania and notes sale by B S Doty and Co.
W P Stewart offers loans on farms ranches and other real estate and sells vendors lien notes. Represents several top fire and life insurance companies. Office over First National Bank in Jacksboro Texas.
In the Korean Strait a long duel between gun and armor favors the Japanese artillery. The gun appears ahead in the ongoing comparison, and no existing battleship withstands its reach or power.
One cent a mile rate and special fares from Louisville Toronto Indianapolis Asbury Park Baltimore Buffalo with tickets on sale June through July. Returns extend to late August and September. Harvey Dinning Service offers through sleepers and char cars under C. W. Strain, Gen. Pass Agt. Ft. Worth Texas.
An advertisement notes a subscription deal offering the Atlanta Constitution the Sunny South and the Graham Leader for one year at 81.95 in advance, promising value for readers of three weekly papers.
K H Sarasohn founder of the first Jewish newspaper in the United States has died in New York at seventy. Born in Russian Poland he created the Jewish Gazette in 1874 and the Jewish Daily News twelve years later. He remained tied to the East Side, funded the Hebrew Sheltering House, and chaired the Kishineff relief committee raising over $100,000.
An anecdote about Benjamin Disraeli courting widow Mrs Wyndham Lewis recalls a scene at her home. The statesman, asked if Mrs Lewis was home, calmly replies he will wait for her return and asks for tea. He eventually marries the widow after the visit.
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