27 Mar 1890
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1890
Page
1
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A加载 archive quote warns that false reports and whispered gossip damage individuals and quiet benevolent deeds. It questions how many reputations are lost, how many hearts are bruised, and how many graves are dug by idle whispers, urging readers to destroy the passion for telling.
A short sketch follows Jimmy Blaine Jr whose dream of railroad toil shifts to a government post. He leaves Maine Central shops for a House foreign affairs committee clerkship paying 2100 a year, then advises readers to seek balance and contentment over wealth. Also teasers on spavins remedies and a long odd biographical note on Prince Bismarck’s successor George Leo Von Caprivi de Caprara de Montecaculi with dates of service.
A local dealer advertises a range of popular liquors kept on hand including Wannessee Rye Belle of Nelson Guchenheimer Rye and Bond and Lillard. The dealer notes all goods are shipped direct from distillers and offers case goods and bulk options as well as Apple and Peach Brandy.
The article argues that most workers live hand to mouth, waste and fail to save. It condemns installment buying and pawn-broker dependence, urging saving in cents to gain dollars and to start in business life. It asserts wealth grows when the poor learn denial and accumulation.
The advertisement promotes Dr King's New Discovery as a guaranteed remedy for coughs colds and chest throat troubles. It claims lasting relief after a trial and offers money back if not satisfied with trial bottles available free at Grahams drug store.
A reviewer praises Mr. Wilbarger’s Indian Depredations in Texas noting its detailed account of Comanche wars near Austin promises readers a vivid frontier history. The piece highlights Col Hidridge’s mission, Gen Sherman’s border tour, Satanta and Big Trees trials, and figures like Gillespie Reed Kurleson. Rev Nose of Graham promotes purchasing copies.
A dubious ad claims Nenioraigic Persona will ease overwork related anxiety by using Draoci's Praw Hitters. The wrapper reportedly features a crossed red line and vague claims of genuine relief.
The Colorado Exchange Journal’s Texas edition will showcase Texas vast lands and mineral wealth, public lands, and low taxes. It will describe opportunities, needs, and attractions to promote state wealth and growth, engaging readers and investors nationwide.
A licensed attorney from Clay County Texas and a Kentucky resident testify to Electric Bitters curing malaria, jaundice, and severe illness. They claim the remedy wards off and cures malaria and kidney liver and stomach disorders, selling for 60 cents and one dollar at Graham's Drug Store.
The piece claims farmers who backed protection in 82,000 votes wear two patches on breeches seats. It predicts in 1892 they will tire of the badge and vote for tariff reform. It also says the 82,000 majority will not recur and that farmers are ashamed.
A controversial note claims Kansas landlords send Hungarians and Italians to work lands taken from native Americans, likening the move to ancient Rome and warning of displacement. The message reflects tensions over settlement, labor, and property.
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