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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
7
Plaintiff sues a Dallas brewery firm for 30000 alleging misrepresentation of non intoxication labeling of Waukesha and Dallas Tonics sold in Celeste local option district during 1900 1901. He claims fourteen county court prosecutions, legal costs, time loss, and personal humiliation from sales and confinement in jail.
An advertisement promoting Gooch patent medicines including Mexican Syrup for coughs and colds, Gooch's Mexican Root Pile, Gooch's Sarsaparilla for blood poison, and Anti-ague cures with testimonials and a 25 cent price point. Emphasizes quick relief, no gripe, and money refunds.
The Savannah News reports the South likely will dictate the Democratic National platform and possibly nominate the presidential candidate, leveraging influence after Mississippi legislature actions to lead harmonization of the party nationwide. Also advertises Lards Honeycomb Syrup as a remedy for pulmonary issues, with prices 35 and 50 cents, sold at Graham Drug Co. It notes The Springfield Republican's suggestion to name a new Oklahoma and Dakota Territory state Jeff.
Arkansas records indicate the initial reconstruction efforts on the St. Louis World’s Fair site, detailing early work, involved parties, and the timeline of developments affecting the fair’s inaugural phase.
John Malone tells a humorous tale about Jack Smith and a wagon ride to town. A wagon driven by a woman and a boy passes, the hind gate loose, Jack hops aboard with his feet dangling. The driver warns of her peculiarly protective husband, prompting Jack to remark his wife is peculiar too before stepping off and scanning the road for observers.
Advertisement extols the Home Gold Cure as a disease treatment for alcoholism. It claims no dangerous doses or nerve weakening, that it can be used at home, and guarantees cure of even stubborn drinkers. It markets the remedy at one dollar with directions, physician advice, and worldwide prepaid shipping from Edwin B. Giles & Co in Philadelphia.
The piece notes that habitual drunkenness is cited as a direct cause for absolute divorce in thirty five states. It reports West Virginia Supreme Court affirmation that the offense justifies a wife leaving her husband, and that she retains her dower rights. the justice states a woman need not live with a "drunken brute" and may separate until proven reform.
An ad proclaims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic contains iron and quinine with no cure promised and a 50 cent price. In related remarks Governor Taft told a Senate committee that the commission generally believes Chinese entry to the Philippines should be prohibited.
Wake up with a bad taste in your mouth try Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse the stomach boost appetite and refresh your feeling. Easy to take sugar coated pleasant in effect sold by Graham Drug Co.
In Roosevelt's Schley opinion the Santiago battle is a captains' fight. The Chicago Chronicle notes the prize distribution shows $53,397.01 split among officers. six engaged captains earned $13,573.49 while Sampson and Chadwick, absent, got $39,823.52. The letter argues a captains' fight is misdistributed.
The St. Paul Globe notes there is no reason Hill or any Democrat should not state views on the next platform. It adds the loudest critics of the upcoming platform are those who failed to back the last Democratic platform.
An old advertisement touts Hunt's Lightning Oil inhaled as a cure for catarrh colds in the head and internal drops said to relieve cramps cholera morbus and similar troubles. It guarantees relief and lists prices at 25 and 50 cents.
A clipped quotation notes Texas ex governor Hogg declining a royal invitation citing knee breeches as a reason. The item questions whether Secretary Hay can negotiate a treaty suspending these George NT requirements for American citizens.
Advertisement touts Cheatham's Laxative Tablets as a reliable quick cure for colds. Described as easy to carry and pleasant to take with a 25 cent price and a guarantee.
The State court of criminal appeals holds that pool halls are licensed by the state and that municipal authorities may not suppress or prohibit them, establishing a statewide licensing framework over local bans.
The California judge refused to dismiss a libel suit against a newspaper without the plaintiff paying court and newspaper costs of 500 dollars. He urged courts to scrutinize criminal libel cases by public figures, defend truthful reporting, and allow truth in evidence when relevant, praising press rights and urging imitators among jurists. The Atlanta Constitution endorses this stance.
Scientists note senses do not sleep together but fail in stages. Eyelids darken sight first while smell lags to awaken last. Hearing regains after touch. feet and lower limbs fall asleep early, warming the feet crucial for sound sleep per Scientific American.
The offer combines The Commoner and The Leader for one year at a special rate of 1.65 dollars. Regular price is 1.00 dollar for The Commoner. This deal applies to new and renewing subscribers with orders sent to The Leader in Graham Texas.
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