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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
2
The notice warns readers the Leader will not be sent on credit for more than a year. Check your label date and renew if your arrears approach one year by calling or sending in renewal.
The man who worships money values others by their contribution to his wealth and looms friendship only while profitable. Critics note Campbell led Bryan and all other Democrats in Texas, signaling how democrats view his administration.
agitation rises for curfew law amid blame on parents not children. Texas education data shows 914,628 students ages 7 to 16, including 727,257 white and 187,371 colored, an increase of 21,187 from last year.
RB. M. White a Turtle Bayou merchant notes a high demand for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and diarrhoea Remedy, claiming he sells more of it than any other medicine. The statement highlights the product’s popularity among local shoppers and retailers.
An Ohio woman attacked a burglar nearly fatally, bruising him, breaking his nose and ribs before fainting upon realizing he was not her husband she had been waiting for all night. The incident ends with questions about motive and immediate danger in the residence.
The president postponed issuing his Thanksgiving proclamation until after the election to assess the battle of ballots. The remark hints at Teddy Roosevelt as a notable example of a distinctive character in political life.
Letter from Cuirron Lawrance of Helena claims Hunt's Cure healed his old and severe eczema after one application. He says he was exhausted and miserable but used the remedy to find relief and believes it could cure any form of itching. He credits the product with saving him.
The passage warns socialism may dominate national campaigns after future panics. It urges readers to read and study government science now to avoid being swept away and to understand political forces affecting farmers and factory workers.
An optimistic editorial argues politics should not drive prosperity and urges unity between labor and capital. It opposes demagoguery and calls for fair play, fair wages, and cooperation to build a stronger economy over four years. The piece emphasizes revision of tariffs expanding foreign markets and an American carrying trade while warning against partisan reckoning.
A defense of honoring the presidential office above partisan rancor. The author condemns Roosevelt’s campaign conduct, urges restraint, and calls for unity to lift the office from mud, suggesting legal curbs if needed to uphold dignity.
Mrs. Lerig of Wheeling West Virginia praises Chamberlain s Cough Remedy for her children. She says her daughter suffered winter colds and a severe cough, treated successfully at home, and her son avoided croup with early syrup use. The remedy is sold by all P Aints.
The Washington Herald condemns profanity as a senseless coarse habit. It argues users become offensive to friends and lack the ability to meet common sense demands. The piece calls profanity an extremely silly American habit that yields only degradation.
A brief health ad extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable cold treatment. It claims quick relief by aiding nature, reducing lung secretions, and preventing pneumonia, noting no opium and safe for babies and adults. urges purchase from all druggists.
The piece laments widespread voter ignorance and carelessness that lead to ballots being rejected. It stresses the need for voters to understand ballot procedures to ensure their votes count and that elections reflect the chosen candidates.
W V Henry of Panama Missouri touts seven years of proof that Dr King's New Discovery cures coughs and colds and throat lung diseases. The world has thirty eight years of proof for the remedy aiding grippe asthma hay fever bronchitis and early consumption. It prevents pneumonia when used timely. Sloan's drug store sells it 20 cents and one dollar trial bottle free.
Public sentiment opposes vandalism and trespass as youths grow up. The text warns that once they reach sixteen and gain employment, state control and striped clothing mark the onset of real trouble.
The schedule for the fifth Sunday gathering at Loving Baptist Church from Thursday November 26 1908 lists sessions led by J L McCord J L Roach O E Dixon C Jones G W Black and others. Topics cover church membership scriptural fellowship Sunday School supervision and missionary work with sermons devotional periods and queries. The event includes a Buckner Orphans Home collection led by G W Black and a building association meeting.
At Bryson on November 20 the Baptists will hold a supper and musical at the Bryson school house. The program, directed by Prof. Talleferro, promises an excellent time. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
City Bakery and Restaurant offers fresh Bread Cakes and Pies daily. Square Meal for dinner and Short Orders and Lunches served all day.
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