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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
2
The notice states that the LEADER will not be sent to anyone in arrears beyond one year. Check the date on your label and renew if you are approaching the one year limit by calling or sending in your renewal.
The passage notes that appealing appearance cannot substitute for good cooking and proper ingredients. It emphasizes that tasty biscuits require skill in preparation and the right components, implying substance over charm in culinary success.
An exchange remarks that the world is growing easier for women as they can obtain all meals ready-made and cooked. It adds men are becoming more easily subsidized daily, signaling shifting social dynamics and support.
Fragmentary quote emphasizes that America’s hope lies in the rising generation and Christian mothers. It links national character to domestic training and the family’s moral and religious standards as measured by the influence of the home.
A reader recalls using Muant's Cure for a severe eczema outbreak. The testimonial claims immediate relief and attributes a full cure to the treatment, noting prior fatigue and misery before application.
A western editor devised a clever scheme to keep subscriptions paid up. He prints delinquent subscriber names inverted, so readers decode them to reveal the debtor. The method creates intrigue, prompting quick corrections and a rush to settle accounts.
Mrs. Wm. Lerig of Wheeling West Virginia reports her daughter’s severe winter cough was swept away without a doctor by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Her son avoided many croup attacks with prompt three to four day use at first signs. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
Collier's Weekly traced Hearst's access to letters through a Gate clerk and another employee who pilfered and fetched the documents for photographs. They reportedly earned 12,000 dollars before the letters were used in Hearst campaigns. The tale portrays Hearst's methods and campaign financing while Hearst denounces Collier as fake.
Public health advertorial discourages being a victim to cold or cough and warns of pneumonia and consumption. It promotes Simmon's Cough Syrup as a cure that heals lungs and keeps you well to enjoy spring’s beauties.
A lone widow on her last day remains calm as a mild curate notes her nearing end. She quips about being folded in Beelzebub's bosom and corrects the apostle that she is indifferent to the name, recalling 20 years of widowhood.
R M White a Turtle Bayou Tex merchant notes stores stock many colic and diarrhoea medicines but Chamberlains Colic Cholera and diarrhoea Remedy sells more than all others combined in his shop.
An editor pledged to omit objectionable content next week inviting subscribers to advise. Critics included a deacon objecting to saloon ads a merchant opposing ads from rivals and others disapproving of church notices sports and society news. After printing blank pages the postmaster refused second class status, declaring it not a newspaper.
A humorous piece extols the fly as an inevitable nuisance in daily life. It describes the insect's persistence on windows and heads, its appetite, and the constant morning ruckus it causes. The author notes humans chase and kill flies, laments their high death rate, and wryly credits flies with aiding fly paper manufacturers.
W V Henry of Panama Missouri asserts seven years proof that Dr Kings New Discovery is best for coughs and colds and throat lung diseases. The world has thirty eight years proof it works for la grippe asthma hay fever bronchitis lung hemorrhage and early consumption. Timely use can prevent pneumonia. Trial bottle free at Sloan s drug store 20c and 1 00.
Weather shifted from a hail shower to a cold snap with several light frosts likely to hasten late cotton. A Cisco Marble Works craftsman erected a monument for Russell Copeland in Veal's Creek cemetery. James Massengill sold his place to W J Cretsinger. property values rise. Gann hosted a Friday night dance with candy breaking. Community farmers attended the Dallas fair. I W Steele suffered a bruised side but improves. Petty Hallam & Co advertises dry goods bargains.
The program lists events for Thursday to Sunday at Loving 1 artist church beginning November 26 1908. It includes sermons devotional exercises worship queries on church membership scripture participation and Lord s supper with multiple speakers and times. A Buckner Orphans Home collection is noted.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable cold cure with a long-standing global reputation. It claims safety for all ages and notes it supports natural recovery without narcotics. The piece also includes Vernon Call's view that success stems from persistent effort over natural talent.
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