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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1903
Page
6
A farmer union movement failed while Dr King s New Discovery claims to save lives from deadly throat and lung diseases. Mrs Haviland of Armonk New York praises the remedy for a daughter s severe whooping cough and a child with advanced consumption now well. General Grant criticizes army canteen cut as a poor decision.
Cavendish Vermont resident LeDuinn suffered chronic constipation until Dr King’s New Life Pills allegedly entered his life and cured him. The ad claims a guaranteed cure for 25 cents at Edgar Matthews’ drug store.
A Bristol Banner item condemns a local farmer near Union for failing to pay a six-year newspaper bill. The letter accuses him of ignoring accounts, refusing statements, and instructing his postmaster to report the paper as refused, branding him as lazy and untrustworthy.
An old advertisement from Manchester Kansas touts Herbine as a cure for malara and fever signatures. J A Hopkins commends the medicine for headaches biliousness and blood purification while Graham Drug Co. offers it at five cents.
A Commoner reader disputes claims that Cleveland enabled the income tax. The editor and Ways and Means ties show Cleveland opposed it, with friends on the committee largely against it. The income tax effort won only by party caucus action and faced a presidential veto risk.
A compact aphorism on temperament, contrasting tact with strenuous effort as a preferred birth trait. The saying suggests prudence over force, favoring measured action in daily conduct.
An advertisement touts Herbine as a bowel and liver aid for a clear complexion. A satirical quip about newspaper advertising and unpaid subscriptions follows, ending with a humorous note on refused mail and debts.
Otto Dodd of Ponder Missouri writes that a yearlong ugly sore healed after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He calls it the best salve on earth and notes it sells for 25 cents at Edgar Matthews' Drug Store.
A Muskogee Times column urges residents to promote civic pride and support local institutions by praising the town, trading at home, and treating newcomers well. It also recalls humorous police anecdotes about intoxication and profanity. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for bilious attacks, sold by Graham Drug.
Reverend Jno 8 Cox of Wake Arkansas writes of a twelve year Yellow Jaundice battle. After consulting many doctors he used Electric Bitters and says he is cured. The tonic is recommended for liver and kidney trouble stomach disorders and general debility. Garunteed by Edgar Matthews & Co at 50 cents.
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