09 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1895
Page
1
Fragments describe crowded shipboard linen storage with large totals of whites towels sheets and tablecloths and a Lake Shore train record of 510.1 miles in 481 minutes. The mix of Cuba Spain Roosevelt and Civil War reminiscences fills scattered items and vignettes from the period.
The article discusses Louis Pasteur born in Dole 1822 famed for rabies inoculation and disease prevention. It criticizes A K Ward fugitive from Memphis now in Honduras. calls for accountability and condemns ill gotten wealth.
The record notes that twin births occur roughly one in a hundred, triplets about one in ten thousand, and quads about three in a million, highlighting the rarity of complex multiple births.
The Gazette notes General Harrison earns $85,000 yearly in law practice and warns it would be inconsiderate for his party to demand a $35,000 yearly sacrifice for four years by forcing him into the presidency.
Advertisement seeks several trustworthy men or women to travel in Texas for a house project. Pays $76 plus expenses. Respond with references and self addressed stamped envelope to The Dominion Company on the third floor of the Oma ha Building in Chicago.
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder receives the world's highest award in a prestigious competition highlighting quality and trust. The recognition reinforces its status in culinary markets and consumer health considerations.
One of New York Citys oldest charities established in 1792 by John Leake of Trinity parish. It distributes sixty seven loaves of bread each Saturday at St Johns church Varick street to the deserving poor including women and children. The fund of five thousand dollars funds the dole, now using a ten cent loaf to spare humiliation.
Two youths played a prank at a street corner calling out about dropped footsteps. An elderly woman paused as she recovered a silver quarter from the pavement, then continued on. In a separate note, John Crockett of Quanah died in Texarkana when a revolver on a wagon floor discharged, the bullet entering and exiting his head.
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