07 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
1
Begins Sept. 29, 1902, and continues eight scholastic months. Thorough and practical instruction in 10 grades. Board $8.00 a month. Tuition $1.50 to $3.00, according to grade. Three staff. Well experienced. For catalogue or further particulars, call on or address J. M. Wright, Principal, Eliasville, Texas.
Mrs Mayes writes from Lewis County Missouri detailing a long rail journey from Graham to Glenwood Junction and Moberly, with weather, river flood, and scenic views. She notes a stop in Denison, a change of cars at Parsons Junction, and arrival at Moberly where she waits for someone to meet her. She mentions seeing deaf and dumb scholars en route and ends at 7:15 p m with no one there to meet her.
An old advertisement promotes Simmons' Liver Purifier in a tin box claiming it improves digestion constipation and biliousness and even promises a healthier heart so you can smile at your neighbor.
Judge Carrigan carried the county by a narrow margin. Sheriff race seen as the day's highlight with Williams winning by 27 over Cornelius and 52 over Parsons. Beckman led Mitchell by 1 vote, Fields defeated by Jordan 576 to 547. Ford re elected Commissioner. Stinson reelected J P and commissioner at Eliasville. Summers in precinct No A. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets offered as free samples by Graham Drug Co.
The article notes that some individuals achieve high skill or fame in a narrow pursuit yet endure a bleak overall life. It explores the paradox of excellence without fulfillment, suggesting talent alone does not guarantee happiness or lasting success.
Laxative Aromo Quinin tablets advertised to cure a cold in one date. All druggists refund money if it fails. Grove's signature appears on box for 25 cents.
A terse political note warns observers that the Democratic donkey symbol faces trouble ahead with the election on November 4. The brief implies risk to the party's image and readiness for voting day.
A notice promoting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable medicine to loosen relieve and ease a bad cold and throat and lung irritation. It highlights soothing healing properties and quick cures, with Gra ham Drug Co as the selling agent.
A reflective aphorism contrasts ease of improving virtues with the difficulty of forsaking vices, suggesting personal reform requires resolve beyond mere intention. The line implies discipline shapes character more than initial aspiration.
Grove's Black Root Liver Pills are said to use an active principle from Black Root to act on the liver like calomel without griping or causing a sick stomach. They are promoted to cure chronic constipation with claimed safe after effects. Price not stated.
An autumn scene in Graham shows a hopeful shift to prosperity despite crop shortages and tight money. Citizens embrace wider responsibilities, with Graham rising as a market town and county cooperation noted as the town gains commercial standing and pride in Young County’s progress.
A contractor drilling on J. A. Harmon’s property at the Commerce hotel struck a small pocket of petroleum. It may be the only oil found on the townsite, though oil exists in various parts of the county. This discovery adds to local possibilities.
A narrator describes a garden of beauty tainted by a serpent’s trail, symbolizing slander that harms a young woman’s reputation. Despite innocence, public doubt rises as the moral danger of gossip spreads and questions linger about her character and purity.
The piece warns of a rising political storm in the northeast. Observers note growing thunder like mutterings and flashes of lightning in the late campaign. It likens the situation to a volcano once thought extinct in 1896, showing signs of activity expected to erupt before 1904.
A provocative James Thos. Dixon Jr. work is praised for blending history with romance to explore the race problem in the South. The piece urges white unity and fears interracial immigration, urging readers to keep the nation “a country of and for the white race.”
A critical voice argues public sentiment often errs, citing biblical and historical examples. It contends progress requires leaders who defy the crowd and push forward with genius, noting that Adam’s fallen race is usually wrong.
A historical column discusses American confidence and the risk of upheaval, citing Henry Watterson’s critique of wealth inequities and calls for reform. It contrasts secession fears with modern warnings from clergy and scholars, then shifts to a local note endorsing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup with a Graham Drug Co. sale notice.
A vivid quip from the Austin Statesman cautions a groom to learn more about daily life before proposing. It mocks reliance on beauty alone and urges checking if a future wife will cook breakfast and share ordinary responsibilities after romance fades.
An old advertisement promises to stop coughs and colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and offers Hunt's Cure for Itch Tetter Ringworm and Itching Piles. It proclaims no cure no pay and stresses cost and advice, urging readers not to let well enough alone.
An obsolete ad style note claims a perilous leap from Pixe's Peak at 14134 feet will not cure brain softness but offers Cheatham's Laxative Chill Tablets as a cure for chills with a no cure no pay promise.
A Monett Missouri parent recounts giving Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to a child with severe cramps before a doctor arrived. After a dose and a second dose minutes later the child was relieved before the physician could attend. Sold by Gra
An old newspaper style ad touts Hunt's Lightning Oil as a universal cure, claiming it fixes many ailments though admitting it cannot mend broken hearts or brain softness. Prices listed are 25 and 50 cents.
Mr and Mrs W D Bradfield reopen Elliston Hotel in Jacksboro Texas promising a first class house. Rates at ERMS one dollar per day. Those seeking weekly board may inquire at the office for terms.
The statement names Hanna, Aldrich, Platt and Spooner as real leaders who will not permit tariff revision and urges mindful voting. The text frames the issue as a partisan stance and interjects a call to remember when voting.
A Chicago preacher claims hell lies one mile toward the burning center of the earth, a view he says may apply to Chisago as well.
The notice invites readers to consult specialists for eye health. It promises to assess needs, recommend suitable eyewear, and fit spectacles so reading and work become easier for years. It emphasizes that visiting the shop will be beneficial and worth the effort.
Train timetable lists westbound departures from Bridgeport at 10 05 arriving Graham 1 20 with stops at Jacksboro Hess Bryson Dakin. Eastbound from Graham at 2 30 reaching Bridgeport 5 50, effective Oct 15 1902.
The Fifth Sunday Meeting of Macedonia Baptist Association will convene at Farmer Church on Friday November 27, 1902 at 10 a.m. The program includes an introductory sermon by G W Slack with alternates R Lindsey and others, discussions on giving, causes of spiritual decline, consecration, family prayer, Bible study, tobacco use, and a missionary sermon Sunday morning by J H Clouse and J H Longan with alternate J H Clouse. A Buckner Orphan Home fundraising mass is planned Saturday evening hosted by Mrs W R Drum.
Sunday services listed for Barrist Cavrcn Cunaistian Cavrcn Meraopist Curacy and Paespheniuan Council, including morning worship at 11, evening services vary, Sunday School at 9:30, prayer meetings midweek, junior and senior leagues, with pastors named and Sunday dates noted.
A child burned by a hot stove in Kellar Virginia found relief and rest within half an hour after applying Chamberlain Pain Balm. The mother reports the child slept soon after and was fully well in two weeks. The product is an antiseptic liniment for burns, cuts, bruises and sprains, sold by Grasham Drug Co.
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