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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
2
Rates listed for the Gapy subscription: One Year One Cony Six Months priced at $1.50. Entry confirms post office second class mail status. Editor credited as Prank H Bowron.
A floating editorial argues towns fail from lack of business confidence and public spirit. It says ambitious, hopeful towns attract residents and investors, while doubtful, morose communities repel them. The piece urges readers to foster a live, enterprising town and work for its success.
In an advertiser claim, Bucklen's Arnica Salve is described as the world's best salve for cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers eczema salt rheum sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and sprains, with a 25 cent price at all druggists.
A man facing divorce argued temporary insanity in court, supported by evidence from love letters he had written, illustrating his emotional state at the time.
A warning style ad promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a genuine medicine not a narcotic. The yellow package is advertised as safe, effective, and opiate free with no substitutes, sold by Graham Drug Co.
The passage stresses continuous effort in growth and promotion, urging ongoing work beyond a single step word or small ad. It emphasizes perseverance in speaking, expanding, and maintaining momentum for lasting impact. The tone mirrors a old local column encouraging steady progress and ongoing engagement.
Farmer J N Regan of Missouri recounts severe kidney and bladder pain that troubled his work and sleep until Foley's Kidney Remedy relieved him completely. He attributes the cure to the remedy and notes it is sold by Graham Drug Co.
Treasury officials calculate that if all currency in the United States were divided equally, each person would receive 34.59 dollars. The 59 cents has been claimed and a lengthy race for the full sum of 34 dollars is underway, promising an interesting contest.
A reflective piece on how thoughts become acts and habits shape character through appetites. It warns that indulging appetite, especially in strong drink, grows harmful, likening it to a king tormented by serpents forming from his own flesh. It urges caution and self-control to prevent lasting consequences.
The tariff commission, authorized by congress and urged by Taft, fails to obtain full cost data as manufacturers withhold information and foreign producers resist details. Roosevelt argues a genuine tariff reform is blocked by wealth-backed interests using political influence while praising farm life and the welfare of the farmer's wife and children as central to national well being.
For more than three decades Foley's Honey and Tar has been a household favorite for coughs colds and throat chest and lung ailments Contains no opiates Sold by Graham Druy Co.
Lincoln resident Capt Bogardus, famed for a 100 pigeons in 100 shots record, discusses kidney relief after using Foley's Kidney Pills. He reports long back and kidney pains improved after three bottles, with relief from bladder issues. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
The text laments nations constructing massive warships costing millions, noting such vessels quickly become scrap and reflecting sadly on societies that claim Christian principles and advanced civilization while engaging in costly naval arms buildup.
Birds provide major economic and ecological benefits by controlling insects such as caterpillars beetles and bugs guarding crops year round destroying rodents and weed seeds and acting as scavengers. This natural pest control saves millions annually and supports healthier air water and soils.
A vintage remedy claim states the pills prevent appendicitis by stimulating the stomach liver and bowels and cure constipation headache biliousness and chills. Sold for 25 cents at all druggists.
Albert the Belgian king announces the sale of rubber holdings inherited from Leopold to act as an unbiased arbiter in affairs between Belgium and Congo State. Proceeds, amounting to several millions of francs, fund philanthropic projects for Congo people.
Notice to Young County farmers promotes the rebranded Jno. E. Morrison Cotton Gin now run by A. J. Bryfin with eighteen years in Graham. New management invites patronage and promises friendly service. Also mentions a New York beggar man surviving on 32 dollars daily. Graham Drugs Co markets Preventics cold cure tablets.
Ninety one years after the first steamship crossed the Atlantic the journey began in Savannah. The line now draws attention in Savannah and New York as cities trade wealth and prestige. Savannah’s air speaks of languorous perfume while New York keeps a brisk, perfumed atmosphere that stirs activity.
The Fish Creek gin adds an improved cotton cleaner that removes dirt particles and Johnson grass seed from the seed during processing, aiming to enhance quality and efficiency.
A man pretended to work the garden for a windfall, returning with a handful of coins after washing a dime and quarter. He claimed riches for the day and took a nap. Upon waking, his wife had hoed the garden but found no money, unaware the whole "mine" was salted.
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