29 May 1903
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1903
Page
1
A columnist laments summer idle time for Graham's 270 scholastic children and warns parents to supervise and guide youth during vacation. He urges parents to keep children safe, engaged, and morally cared for, arguing that liberty without restraint harms future generations.
A critical commentary on Tsarist Russia criticizing aggressive expansion in Asia and the persecution of Jews in Russian cities. The piece argues for American and international protest, warning that continued anti Jewish slaughter could justify a war for humanity and urging the Czar to adopt humane reforms.
A humorous Albany News item recounts a 16 mile walk home from Moran on Sunday night to save railroad fare. The writer reaches Albany House at breakfast then returns home by 3 am, noting a lost hat and blistered heels. Local chatter questions Moran customs and hints at town legends while mentioning a spark of progress with a wireless telephone.
An accused scheme to defraud Frisco railroad damages centers on Oran Hoskins and his widowed mother. A judge granted a new trial after Col. R. M. Wynne's affidavit, then doctors staged a pretend fatal operation to pressure a settlement. Hoskins and his mother were bonded for conspiracy to defraud. The piece also notes curfew debates and a push for prohibition in Fannin County with Bonham News backing a victory.
In many neighborhoods deaths from colic or cholera morbus occurred before medicine or doctor could arrive. A trusted remedy is Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, claimed to save lives and ease suffering. For sale by Graham Drug Co. The text also notes Mr. Clevelands hesitation about a nomination suggesting a band of delegates before he agrees to use his name.
During April six hundred ninety five immigrants were refused admission at the U S Canadian border. Most excluded individuals carried contagious disease, reflecting health controls at the border.
Twenty seven railway bridges in Uganda and South Africa are of American construction.
Anna Hagelgans of Tuckahoe New Jersey touts Chamberlain Pain Balm as the best family liniment for rheumatism lumbago and sprained backs. She reports rapid relief and recommends it to many others who praise its merits. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
It is a well known fact among hospital staff that a man addicted to alcohol who falls ill with pneumonia typhoid fever liver or heart disease or must undergo major surgery does not have as good a chance of recovery as a total abstainer. Even moderate drinkers fight harder for life while habitual drinkers resist alcohol and other medicines, often dying from a complication not enough to kill otherwise.
A vision prescription ad for Hilburn jewelers in Graham Texas urges thorough examination and careful eyewear to preserve sight. A Salt Lake City Herald critique condemns imperialism revealing suicide tolls of officers and enlisted men in the Philippines, urging empathy over conquest.
A brief notice describes a stable year round income distributing fg Co. products in local towns. It claims 25 years of agent sales, invites interested readers to request details via a self addressed return envelope to A. Lea Wade, T-116 Boston, Mass.
A lighthearted column extols optimism and practical wisdom. It compares catching a big fish to better days ahead, praises hustle over wealth, and notes rain and umbrellas as reminders of progress. It concludes with a nod to healthy, active boys needing shoes over doctors.
Mr Joseph Pominville of Stilwater Minnesota spent over $2000 with doctors for stomach trouble without relief. A druggist advised Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets, and he recovered. If you have indigestion bad taste lack of appetite or constipation try these tablets. 26 cents per box at Graham Drug Co.
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