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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1902
Page
1
The article surveys the rise of trusts in America, arguing liberties in capital, price setting, and partnerships enable monopolies. It warns trusts threaten consumers and public welfare, questions government ownership as a solution, and calls for a sovereign remedy to curb trust power.
A Springville Alabama mother shares that her three children, including a three month old baby, recovered well from whooping cough after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She claims the remedy prevented illness from worsening and kept their health robust compared with others. The product is sold by Graham Drug Co.
Mrs. Jones invites a preacher for tea and instructs her son Willie to answer his questions with his name and age. The boy correctly says Willie Jones and three years old and responds to where he will go if bad by stating to hell, as instructed by his mother.
Advertisement for Tabler's Boekrye Pie Ointment claiming curative effects on piles fissures bleeding and rectal conditions. Immediate relief alleged with a price of 50 cents per bottle and 75 cents per tube, sold by Graham Daug Co.
An advertisement claims Ballarp’s Snow Liniment cures rheumatism neur extra headaches throat pain sprains bruises old sores and all pain. It markets as the most penetrating liniment in the world and lists prices of 24 and 50 cents available from Graham Drug Co.
The notice lists a two day schedule for Bryson teachers meeting May 2 and 3 1902. Friday night features local program sessions led by W M Chambers and Jno Simpson with L H Bryant and Judge Akin outlining meeting purpose. Saturday includes a welcome address discussions on primary work whispering classroom methods round table talks noon and evening sessions on engaging patrons model long division class and evaluation of education system as cram or practical process with multiple speakers.
Josh Ndgar of Lermantown Cal endured fourteen years of sciatic rheumatism. He tried many remedies until Chamberlain's Pain Balm provided immediate relief and complete cure. He reports no recurrence. Graham Drug Co sells it.
Beaumont Journal argues General Jacob Smith surpasses Herod in cruelty in the Philippines. It cites his orders to burn and kill indiscriminately, including men women and children 10 and older, contrasting with historic figures like Santa Anna and Almonte.
A Dallas visit for a massive Confederate reunion featured ideal weather and meticulous planning. Veterans led a long Thursday parade with Gordon at the center, amid enduring flags, sponsors, and marching bands. The crowds included old comrades, families, and visitors from the east, with rail and streetcar surges and strong town pride.
Genuine bottle of Hunt's Lighting Oib advertised for cures of bruises cuts and sprains with a stated price of 25 and 50 cents. The ad implies guaranteed effectiveness and targets readers seeking topical relief.
Mr. C. W. Post of Battle Creek Michigan proposes a postal note that uses identical notes with a blank to fill in the payee name. Once written, the note becomes a government check payable to the designated person. A stamp on the bill would fund the system and aid remote remittance, endorsed by the post office and many newspapers.
A prominent physician argues patients rarely follow hygiene or diet plans, leaving drug treatment as the only resort. He endorses Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a mild option for chronic constipation, claiming they do not cause constipation and promote natural bowels. Graham Drug Co. sells them.
An authority on corn raising argues that frequent surface cultivation every ten days or after rainfall increases yield by seven to ten bushels per acre. Deep root cutting is discouraged as it bleeds the plant and damages output, with cultivation starting soon after rains to prevent crusting and support growth.
A Kentucky newspaper item advertises Warren's Cheam Vermifuge as a cure for children's worm problems. The ad notes the pale child regains color after a few doses and lists Graham Drug Co as the seller.
A reader suggests installing a small convex mirror inside front doors to read a visitor’s mood before greeting them. The idea would help hosts choose a suitable facial expression for welcoming or condolence during visits.
Jo W. 4 Cin. Lawy er Graham of Texas will practice in the district courts of Young county. He offers complete abstracts of Young county land titles to clients and will assist with property matters and litigation.
A Boattle Times excerpt observes Nome's Front Street as a zigzag street with independent front and rearages. It notes wandering crowds on sunny days filling sidewalks and streets, dogs occupying the ground floor spaces, and a sense of navigating a crooked mile through the town’s layout.
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