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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
2
The passage claims Kentuckians are anti expansionists, favor trimming growth and avoiding population increases. It mentions Admiral Dewey spoiling a Savannah program by sudden illness from acute indigestion, speculating it stemmed from overindulgence in Georgian possum and peanuts.
The remark playfully notes that many men cultivate multiple foolish habits. It contrasts an average man’s tendency to err with the idea of varied folly, suggesting humor in human pretension and missteps without naming persons or places.
The Austin Statesman extols a local millinery opening, marveling at the artistic creation described as the acme and perfection of millinery artistry, using lavish superlatives to convey admiration.
The article recalls the once calm era of the Trust in oil and steel and other indirect goods, then recounts the sudden uproar when penny annihilator issues touched the white paper, leaving the newspaper world howling with outrage.
The Comanche Chief is intrigued by a practical hypnotism display in town. critics warn editors may get misled by mysticism and urge caution until proven scientific fact is established.
The piece surveys broad public reaction to Rev Sheldon’s newspaper line. Critics split between censure and praise, but some doubt general understanding of his motives. Sam Jones contends Jesus would not run a newspaper, tying the Messiah to a secular press and noting the devil’s habitual link to newspapers.
The city notes Eugene Jompson as a potential candidate for Representative to the Zieh Levissiiure. Taemyeon, a young actor from Tyarked and rising journalist, is also discussed as a promising Democrat with newspaper experience and interest in entering the race.
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