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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
2
A historical report notes that the Republican party faces a bleaker outlook as it risks losing the Black vote, highlighting racial tones in political strategy and voter alignment during the era.
Four individuals connected to the Pennsylvania capitol corruption case have been found guilty. Three of the convicted are former Republican officials, with additional defendants still facing proceedings.
A renewed declaration states the fleet of warships will sail around the world. The remark is linked to Teddy asserting unity and pride among his followers, described as "me and my people" being likened to pumpkins.
A Republican senator denounces the capitol as tainted by slick and slimy figures urging lawmakers to be driven from office and reform to clean up the capital. The remark inflames a partisan debate over ethics and accountability.
After 699 ballots at the Indiana 11th district republican convention a candidate nomination failed. Fairbank's private secretary who led until the final ballot was defeated. Democrats jubilant over the outcome.
Lame shoulder relief is promised by Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The ad advises applying freely and rubbing vigorously at each use for a quick cure. Available at all druggists.
The Travelers and Merchants Association of Baltimore held a prosperity convention to restore business confidence after a panic. They blame tariff reform and financial system reform for ongoing troubles and criticize a Republican Congress focused on self preservation, warning recovery hinges on removing these causes.
A 19th century critique argues the panic worsens republican prosperity as 503,500 New York workers lack jobs. It cites Philadelphia textile workers demanding sustenance amid high tariffs blamed for harming labor. The piece accuses protected industries of shielding trusts while workers starve, urging voters to see protectionism's flaws.
Diseases of the skin including eczema tetter salt rheum and barber's itch are marked by intense itching and smarting. Quick relief comes from applying Chamberlain's Salve which allays itching and smarting almost instantly. Many cases have been cured by its use. For sale by all druggists.
The Houston Chronicle cites history as Bailey stirs a governor race by backing Dick Wynne against Crane and later Wynne against Davidson. Observers note Bailey’s orders for Davidson’s removal and question Wynne’s ties to Bailey. The column proceeds with satire on pro-Oil company sentiment and civic allegiance in the era.
Editor Leader vents Bailey politics in Eliasville district urging Humphrey and Reed to enter an open debate on their qualifications for the 104th district representative race. The writer condemns Baileyism, asserts no interest in office, and pledges to attend if not sidelined by illness.
A reflective piece argues that truth is often crushed by vested interests and biased reporting. It urges individuals to study facts themselves, weigh diverse views, and keep open minds while noting courts sometimes fail to reveal truth. The letter ends with a testimonial about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as lifesaving.
An old advertising column touts Hunt's Cure as a remedy that relieves itching instantly. The copy claims back scratching becomes unnecessary after a single application and presents a vivid old time sales pitch.
W P Stinson of Eliasville Texas asks The Leader to send a marked copy of this issue to two individuals, Mr Humphrey and Mr Reed, and to charge the cost to his account. The letter is a formal request directed to the editor.
Prof. H. A. Howell of Howell's American School in Havana Cuba testifies that Chamberlains Cough Remedy helped his sick baby after a severe cold. He recalls his mother using it for years and notes relief when the child's breathing was difficult and rest was impossible.
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