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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
6
A special committee reports farm conditions have improved but farmers still deserve better. It urges good roads and a social farm life to keep boys and girls on the land. One farmer credits attractive meals, playmates, and savings for children as keys to sustenance on farms.
The release of Nathaniel Hawthorne letters ignites debate over literary privacy and the public’s right to access intimate correspondence. Critics argue publication exposes personal loss while scholars see insight into the author’s life and work.
Advertised bottle sold as a remedy for summer complaints. H E Hows, publisher of the Press in Highland Wisconsin, notes three family members used it with good results. For sale by all druggists.
A cautious forecast hints at further turmoil as lawmakers face a new wave of issues. Analysts cite governance challenges and potential investigations shaping the legislative agenda this week.
Mrs S R Crawford president of the Ladies Cemetery Association asks readers with relatives buried in Oak Grove to contribute to the maintenance fund. A man is employed for 20 dollars monthly. donations can be left at Beckham National Bank or sent to the bank if distant, to be credited to the cemetery fund.
An old advertisement proclaims a liniment to reduce swelling and relieve pain from neuralgia toothache or accident. It claims to cure rheumatism cuts burns bruises scalds and all aches and pains and notes sale by B. L Doty & Co.
Physicians and cooking experts note lard digests poorly for most foods and clogs digestion. Repeated tests show Cottolene, a vegetable oil fat, as pure nutritious wholesome and economical. Authorities Mrs Rover and Marion Harland commend Cottolene as healthier than lard.
A large shipment of the latest greeting cards for ladies is received with printing to follow. The advertiser promises satisfaction on the prints and encourages readers to place orders.
W. W. Gray of Wevatches Washington endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and croup citing family use and recommends keeping it in the house. Sold by all druggists.
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