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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1905
Page
7
Si and Aunt Jenny travel to Fort Worth to see Molly's show. They buy a wardrobe of items, ride a mule and train, miss the train, chase it to the stock yard, and fear pickpockets. After a detour and a night in the car, they head home unsettled by the trip and the show.
A reader praises a pain relief oil and Ointment for bruises sold by Doty Co, and endorses a patent medicine on an Atchison notice. The report mentions Kodol Dyspepsia Cure curing stomach issues after a Wichita Kiowa railroad run, with local testimonials and editorials from the Bridgeport Index context.
A Palo Pinto County woman died after shooting herself with a double barreled shotgun following a morning quarrel with her husband. The inquest returned a verdict of death by own action. The note to her husband spoke of forgiveness and love for their children. The deceased, formerly Miss Callie Upton of Sand Valley, had many friends and relatives in the county.
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant, effective aid for improving digestion and bowels. Sold by B. H. Blakeney.
The remark lauds Fitzhugh Lee as a rare exemplar of genuine patriotism, naming him among the few who embody steadfast allegiance.
A Pennsylvania man credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with curing his mother of longstanding rheumatism. He says after several applications she could walk again and has kept it on hand to prevent pain. For sale by B. H. Blakeney. The text ends with a critical reference to clubwomen and free silver.
A directive encourages consuming meals at the Leader office and examining the Self and Sex Series of Purity Books. It advocates every family possess one or more copies to promote a moral reading program.
A fragment from The Leader urges readers to engage with The Awakened Woman and to spread the Lonestar Searchlight nationally. It references a mystical book as its form and asks centers of population to mobilize youth and expose selfishness, naming TFOAT Mitchellwenne of St. Louis.
Narrator recalls a trip on Saturday April 22 1905 to Graham for Easter services. Weather fluctuated from rain to sun as they crossed the Brazos and joined friends Neda Beth and Teddy at the city. They attended church led by Rev Irwin Cunningham and returned home energized despite a cloudy day.
A letter to W S McJimsey Graham explains the Devoe Coa and zinc guarantee. J H Asher Co of Rhinebeck New York reports selling thousands of gallons since 1876 with only one complaint due to rain and dry conditions. The dealer is trusted to settle any issue fairly at their expense.
A 1903 testimonial from Edna Texas praises Hall's Great Discovery Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. The letter asserts cures for diabetes seminal emissions rheumatism and back pain with a two month bottle priced at 31 sent by mail if unavailable locally. Dr FE W Hall of St Louis is named as sole purchaser manufacturer and testimonials are offered.
H C Bailey editor recalls spring illness for himself and wife. A friend’s bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy produced immediate relief. After using a full bottle they were entirely cured. Advocate recommends keeping this remedy in every household. Sold by R H Blakeney.
The article suggests President Roosevelt intends to return quickly lest his role as president become habitual and blur with Secretary Taft in daily affairs. It frames the potential move as timely to preserve distinct executive identities.
Slogan for DeWitts Little Early Risers pills claims they cure constipation headaches and biliousness without gripe or sickness. Quoted testimonial from J C P Jones chief burgess Milesburg Borough Pa praising results over forty years. Sold by B H Blakeney.
A. R. Peacock mounts a strong campaign in the Pittsburgh district with ambition and substantial funds reported at 20 million dollars. The article notes enthusiastic support and aims for congressional honors.
The ad promotes PAZO OINTMENT as a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding types. Druggists refund money if it fails in any case. First application provides relief within 6 to 14 days. 50 cents. If unavailable, send 50 cents by mail to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis MO.
Advertises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a natural digestive aid that cleanses and strengthens the stomach membranes while curing indigestion and sour stomach. Claims longtime user S S Ball from Ravenswood reports twenty years of sour stomach relief. Bottles priced at 1.00 with a 50 cent trial size. prepared by E O DeWitt & Co Chicago.
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