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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1909
Page
2
The Leader, Graham Texas weekly newspaper, informs readers all renewals must be paid within one year of subscription to avoid cessation. It notes post office submission and urges subscribers to check their label date and renew if behind schedule.
A Stamford Tribune reprint laments ingratitude as a grave offense and social blight. It urges gratitude, warns of distrust and harmed friendships, and calls for a noble effort to restore virtue and faith in humanity. The piece frames ingratitude as a corrosive force that wounds generous people and weakens communities.
A column discusses the deep bond with a mother and the risk of conflict when partners elevate their own mothers. It warns that arguing over mothers-in-law harms domestic happiness and urges viewing mothers-in-law through a child’s eyes. The piece cites the McKinney Courier-Gazette noting iconoclasm fears around holidays.
A concise maxim urges prompt action today to prepare for tomorrow. It emphasizes that finishing tasks now benefits both young and old, encouraging readiness for whatever arises. The message resonates with readers seeking practical, timeless guidance.
A Henrietta Pennsylvania mother credits seven bottles of Electric Bitters with curing her son’s mysterious blood disorder and lung illness after five years of failed remedies. The ad proclaims Bitters as a cure for eruptions, eczema, rheumatism, and blood disorders, priced at 50 cents and guaranteed by Sloan Drug Co. The notice also notes a thirty million dollar drop in the wool market with lambs remaining steady on Wall Street.
A folk saying from Santo Herald notes a friend who married a stenographer, her morning routines, alarm clock jolts, and realization she no longer must go downtown, ending with the moral about marrying a stenographic habit.
An advertisement urges trying Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for a pleasant gentle action and cathartic effect. It invites readers to Sloan's Drug Store for a free sample.
Gra ham reports rapid trade growth as local shops display the latest styles and fads at lower prices than city stores. Merchants emphasize fresh stock not old or outdated, appealing to residents who seek current fashions and value.
In Chicago readers of magazines were barred from serving on the jury in the Standard Oil Company trial. The action marks the first official recognition of the mind impairing effects of the malignant disease involved.
The change of Congress means little beyond Cannon passing the gavel from his right hand to his left. Cannon is Congress as a personification of the legislative body.
Prof H A Howell of Havana Cuba writes that his baby suffered a severe cold and breathing difficulty before Chamberlains Cough Remedy provided prompt relief. He credits the remedy with saving the child’s life and notes his mother used it for years. For sale by all druggists.
Mrs Hetty Green declares she has inherited a capacity to manage her own affairs and mind her own business. She wishes every woman could receive a like inheritance.
A brief advertisement extols Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy for bronchial cough relief. It highlights its safety for infants, cites its easy availability, and credits B S Daty & Co for distribution, noting a few days of use will prove effectiveness.
The Olney publication Real Estate News changes name to Young County News. The piece urges upholding Graham’s growth, promoting life quality and discipline. It suggests keeping boys busy with work, or sending them to the country to earn money, arguing country life is best for boys.
President Taft stated that in making a tariff bill the prime motive is taxation, a view likely to displease supporters who believed the main aim was higher profits for protected manufacturers.
A man answered a city paper ad by mailing a $2 bill for a fire escape to be forwarded by express, receiving a News t'estament in response.
A Miles Messenger meditation urges humility among all workers from bootblack to banker. It stresses that honest and upright work earns equal respect, regardless of wealth or status, and warns that pride precedes a fall as all earthly possessions fade after death.
With a cabinet of eminent lawyers it is hoped Taft can close gaps in the antitrust statute. The approach seeks stronger enforcement and clearer boundaries for corporate conduct under the law.
A Watertown Wisconsin man, J A Swenson, credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing ten years of eczema after fifteen doctors failed. The salve is endorsed as infallible for skin eruptions, eczema, boils, burns, cuts, and piles, sold for 25 cents at Sloan Drug Co.
Reported suspension of business in Cincinnati during the Taft inauguration suggests saloons, normally the city’s leading enterprise, were shut. The working day paused as officials and patrons observed the event.
Ida Loper of Big Pond Pennsylvania recounts a near-death lung illness eased by Dr King’s New Discovery. She praises its lasting cure in five years and lists ailments it helps including coughs colds and asthma. Available in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes with trial bottles and a Sloan Drug Co guarantee.
The saying reflects a desire for a modest, unobtrusive lifestyle cherished by many while acknowledging that not all embrace such restraint. It hints at tension between societal pressures and personal inclination toward simplicity.
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