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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
8
In a tense gold rush scene Pete Long challenges Lee Burrell over a claim as she defends her rights and faces death on a cliff. A blast fuse and a desperate struggle culminate with danger and escape. Lee later joins Pillsbury Smith's fishing party, impressing with boldness and self reliance.
Pillsbury Smith at Gosport, famed for his canoing skill and charm, matches a young woman in a race across the bay. After a dramatic spill and a brave dash, the rival paddler survives while both canoes are saved, leaving Smith to marvel at the outcome.
In a tense social scene Stella admits indifference to Ned Whiting while Daisy struggles to accept the shift in affection. Stella insists their relationship ended despite Daisy’s doubt, noting Ned’s politeness to a rival, and asserting no lingering devotion on either side despite probing questions.
Stella quarrels with Ned Whiting over a ring and a supposed affair then learns Ned survived a bicycle accident. Billie’s prank frightens Stella into a frantic city ride. Ned reassures her, asks to resume the ring, hints at Laura and Cousin Dick, and they admit their mistakes.
A brown bread and butter baked beans guide from the New York Tribune describes soaking white pea beans overnight in cold water, then cooking them in an unglazed pipkin with salt molasses mustard and butter, topped with water and baked from 8 AM to 6 PM for a browned finish.
Aunt Abigail finally agrees to an exterior refurbish to cure chronic shabbiness. Painters finish the front steps but miss a baluster board to stop people from using the stairs. She ignores the oversight while clearing supper dishes when a ring comes at the door.
Aunt Abigail greets the pastor and his wife with forced warmth as they arrive, teasing about tracking paint inside. The moment captures a tense, humorous domestic scene from a Chicago Tribune piece.
A letter from Edna Texas dated March 14, 1903 reports a cure of kidney and rheumatic trouble by Hall's Great Discovery from Dr E W Hall of St Louis Missouri. The writer L E Warp endorses the remedy and recommends it to others suffering similarly.
Florida ad type notice claims a single Texas Wonder bottle cures kidney and bladder troubles for men and women including gravel diabetes and back problems. It offers mail purchase for $1 and notes two months of treatment per bottle. Dr E W Hall is sole manufacturer with box 629 St Louis Missouri and Graham Drug Co as sellers.
A wartime style promotion advertises a special clubbing offer pairing The Dallas Semi-Weekly News with The Graham Leader to keep farmers informed on Local News and State and National Affairs. Also promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm with testimonials for rheumatism relief and urges readers to purchase at druggists.
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