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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1890
Page
3
Two men fight on Randolph Street in Detroit until a German speaking officer resolves the dispute. The American mistakenly thinks the other man asks for money while the Dutch speaker wants an apology. The officer relays the request and the American offers a heartfelt apology.
In Terre Haute, Mrs Lushley accuses her husband of jealousy after a 3 am sighting of him hugging a cigar sign. Mr Lushley defends himself, saying the sign is harmless and the claim is awful. The incident sparks a domestic dispute reported by the Terre Haute Express.
An old reader recall blends a tale of improbable success with patent medicine pitches for Hostetter s Stomach Bitters Bull s Sarsaparilla and Dr Isaac Thompson eye water. It touts stomach renewal easing nerves insomnia malaria rheumatism constipation and kidney bladder torpidity while offering home remedies like ash paste for stoves and salt pork charcoal for taste.
The congressional report on Wyoming’s admission extols Cheyenne as a wealthy, rapidly developing city with the Union Pacific Railway project costing 6 million and 2,500 workers. It notes low realty prices, offers favorable land terms via Interior Land and Immigration Co, and urges quick action from investors in Denver.
An old ad line recalls Castoria as a remedy across generations from baby to child to mother. The slogan frames Castoria as a trusted alternative in family care spanning decades and life stages.
A collage of medical pitches and household tips including Hall’s Catarrh Cure claim internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, Scott’s Emulsion praised by a doctor, bread with cabbage reducing smell while cooking, carpet care after sweeping, Syrup of Figs laxative for families, and a proverb about ghosts.
A neighbor envies another’s apparent happiness and health. The envy ends when the woman learns she is suffering from functional derangements. The remedy offered is Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pellets, advertised as a guaranteed cure with a price quoted. Also mentions household tips and other patent remedies.
An evening party scene centers on a mistaken identity regarding a young lady with a radiant complexion versus one with a blotchy skin. The ad touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for pimples, eruptions, and blood impurities, claiming spectacular results and a money back guarantee. Worth's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, NY.
A dated ad advocates B B B Botanic Blood Balm as a constitutional cure for catarrh claiming blood purification eliminates the disease. It includes testimonials from N C Edwards Lampasas Texas and B B Kinard Towaliga Georgia praising the remedy and notes a product line CuraTHam Tastepless Cniut Tonte and mats braided from corn husks.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists various terminals and prize amounts with inconsistent numbers and phrasing. It references terminals and multiple prize values such as 20 and 10 dollars, but no clear event, date, participants, or organizing body is evident from the readable text.
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