T Adder Published Pores Thursday
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1912
Page
2
A terse notice indicates a transaction or listing labeled T Adder published on Thursday with a price of $1.00. Details are sparse and no additional entities or context are provided in the readable text.
The writer critiques unsolicited letters from unknown candidates asking for editorial help and hints at quid pro quo for advertisement space. The piece argues against editors giving away space and questions why politicians do not provide payments or signed copy as proof of good faith, likening it to merchants donating goods.
The Olney citizens and merchants are urged to support editor Shuffler and his paper. The piece endorses local advertising, calls for keeping job work in town, and lauds the editor’s resolve amid critics.
The piece reflects on humility and the fleeting nature of individual significance as part of the larger world. It notes how many people fill small roles while the greater whole continues unceasingly. A reader testimonial endorses Chamberlain's Tablets from Darius Downey at Newberg Junction, N B.
A quoted reminiscence in somber prose considers the sorrow and temptations of a sinful life. The speaker finds gratitude that such struggles are not his own and laments the harsh judgment of the world while seeking mercy and restraint.
The passage notes Taft and Roosevelt backing Democratic claims of widespread crooked reporting by both sides of the Republican Party, arguing that neither faction can be trusted with government powers.
A Collier’s Magazine excerpt warns of the fly as a disease carrier. It cites enormous egg production, descent of millions, and infections harming thousands yearly. Advice urges family discussion with a physician or local health board and suggests a bichromate of potash solution as a safe poison.
Fragmentary reflection on friendship and fortune. The speaker contrasts wealth and adversity, noting that success brings friends but true support reveals itself in hard times. The excerpt emphasizes loyalty and constancy as priceless blessings.
The piece argues against railroad presidents pushing higher farming by increasing supply. It warns such schemes fail if they lower farmers' selling prices and profits. It urges boosting production while removing middlemen to cut consumer costs without harming farmers.
The text requests a home made trade mark or, if unavailable, insists on a Texas made trade mark as a second choice.
A reflective piece recalls childhood joys and games once shared with friends. It contrasts serious adult pursuits with vivid scenes of past summer days by pools, willow poles, and rustic play, naming games such as town ball, hare and hounds, and jack rabbit chases.
Poor appetite is a sign of impaired digestion. A few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will strengthen digestion and improve appetite. Thousands benefited by taking these tablets. Sold by Sloan Drug Co.
A Farm and Ranch piece argues Southwest farmers should grow and sell more meat dairy and bread locally rather than depend on cotton and external supplies. It urges farmers to shift from a buying to selling mindset, urging town merchants to buy from local producers and reduce feed and staple imports.
A voice urges humble daily duty over agitation to save the nation. The speaker vows to save by thrift, paying bills, stocking bacon, and tending a quiet bungalow, resisting public demonstrations or loud politics while supporting leaders with private steadiness.
The note urges action through advertising to spur progress, stating that nothing advances without deliberate effort and a reason behind every move. It emphasizes proactive promotion as the driver of change and achievement.
Jacksboro News reports a proven method to curb boll worm damage by introducing corn rows or hills across the cotton field. The plan aims to attract moths to lay eggs on corn rather than cotton, reducing generations and saving yields in drought years.
The Ellis Drug Store in Loving touts Adler-i ka a simple buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture. Marketed as a German remedy, it claims to cure sour stomach gas and constipation instantly and never fail.
A latch string stays hanging on the outside of a gate while a welcome sign remains conspicuously placed, signaling hospitality or a message to visitors. The scene suggests a homey entry feature intended to invite neighbors or passersby.
Business men of Beaumont will conduct a trades excursion through the state with May 23rd set as the travel date. The event is organized to showcase regional commerce and opportunities.
The Pitchfork Land and Cattle Company of St. Louis is granted a Texas permit to do business with principal offices on a Dickens county ranch and capital stock of 300000 dollars.
A city relies on a commercial organization that builds factories promotes home industry and gains favor with movements driving progress and urban development. The group’s influence extends across policy and economic expansion shaping the city’s future.
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