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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1903
Page
2
A terse claim by Secretary Shaw that there is no money stringency is supported by his action of placing 20 million dollars into circulation. The record notes the amount and the official insistence on liquidity.
Senator Hanna signals need for reinforcements to defeat Tom Johnson as 1500 Republicans are invited to participate in Ohio campaign efforts.
The article notes Secretary Shaw's control of the Treasury and suggests there is little need for elastic currency under his leadership, implying confidence in the department's monetary policy stance. The piece emphasizes the prevailing stability of fiscal management during his tenure.
Bob Moore of Lafayette Indiana says De Witt's Little Early Risers are simply perfect while other pills use gripe and sicken. The ad claims a painless cleansing effect improving the liver complexion and breath. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
Laborers work to complete the president’s tennis court as scheduled matches unfold at the National Capitol, signaling a busy period of strenuous tennis games and public attention.
An advertisement promotes Hunt's Cure for itch fetter ring worm and itching piles with a no cure no pay guarantee. The brief copy emphasizes symptom relief and a money‑back option if unused.
A source states that the Turk thinks dying in defense of religion guarantees heaven, equating it with murdering Christians, a view framed as extreme and provocative within the report.
D P Daugherty of Mercer and Sumner counties West Virginia nearly faced a dire illness when a neighbor offered Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two doctors provided little relief but the remedy cured him in under a day. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
The article notes that Reed Smoot may encounter greater difficulty in remaining in the Senate than he did in obtaining the seat, hinting at political challenges and opposition without detailing specifics.
An old advertisement touts Cheatham's Laxative Chill Tablets claiming the dose is always ready and always the same with a no cure no pay offer, urging readers to open their mouths and swallow one for fast results.
Kaiser William asks why President Roosevelt does not attend the Kentucky army maneuvers to lead the cavalry charges in person.
An open secret claim for Hunt's Lightning Oil promises cures for many ailments though admits heartache and brain softening cannot be cured. The ad prices the product at 25 and 56 cents.
The indictment against Lieut. Gov. Tillman includes a murder count and a separate count for carrying concealed weapons. He may face a fine on the weapons charge as he admits killing Mr. Gonzales and only two pistols were found on him. It is unsure whether he will appeal the fine.
A historical remark praising the treatment of black people in the capital, noting discrimination in hotels and theaters inside Washington but asserting they retaliate in spirit and influence outside, portraying the city as a beacon for the Negro community.
A veteran remark contrasts youthful bravado with grown man’s restraint. The speaker condemns smart alecks as the most despicable mortals and notes the law forbids killing them, leaving the community to endure.
Advert says mothers should watch for first signs of worms and remove them with White's Cream Vermifuge the children's best tonic. It promotes digestion so food aids growth and health. Price 25c at Graham Drug Co.
The passage questions whether the president carries a gun for protection against anarchists or to capture the western vote, presenting uncertainty about the motive and political strategy behind this potential armament.
King Peter of Servia is seeking a throne insurance agent to safeguard succession plans. The search targets a trusted broker with royal court familiarity and strategic risk coverage.
The musicians of Chicago threaten to strike if the Marine Band is invited to perform at the Centennial Celebration. The Illinois governor does not expect to need militia deployment.
An old man reports fast relief from rheumatism using Ballard's Snow Liniment. C. R. Smith of Tenaha Texas endorses it for aches throat and chest. Available at Graham Drug Co in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes.
The cotton market is controlled by two firms named Supply and Demand and Bulls and Bears. Between them they keep prices fluctuating like a fishing corral, creating a capricious trading atmosphere for investors and producers alike.
The New York Commercial's September 10 editorial argues rising silver boosts American cotton and cotton goods trade by enabling silver-using countries to buy more U S products. It says silver’s rise benefits farmers and exporters to Asia and counters the gold standard view that silver only helps miners.
A Greenfield Massachusetts resident reports four years of stomach trouble improved after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The seller advertises them at 25 cents and claims customers will be pleased with the result. Gra </s>
A Chestnut Hill boy named Johnnie returns home late from school just before summer vacation. His father questions the delay and learns it was due to a fight with Kiddie Jones. The boy admits the altercation, explaining why he was kept after school.
B L Byer a well known cooper of this town testifies Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy saved his life after a month of bilious dysentery. He sought relief from doctors with no success until using the remedy. Also noted by B T Little, merchant Hancock Md. For sale by Gra
Sir Thomas Lipton declares he will keep after the cup until won and will devote his days to pursuing it in America. He signals unwavering resolve and plans to extend his campaign beyond current limits while remaining in pursuit of the prize.
Director Roberts projects 86,000,000 in gold for the United States and 29,415,000 in value from 55,500,000 ounces of silver. Colorado leads in both gold and silver output with 28,468,709 and 14,976,000 ounces respectively. California ranks high in gold. Montana shows strong silver production. Alaska is a top gold region. Utah trails Montana in silver. South Dakota Nevada and Idaho also show activity.
A long standing remedy praised for croup prevention and cure. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy has sold millions of bottles in over thirty years with no reported failure to cure when given at early signs. It is safe for all ages, contains no opium, and is sold by Graham Drug Co.
A 19th century note argues that daily reading of noble books strengthens will and happiness, contrasting trashy fiction with works by Milton Ruskin Poe and others. It praises habitual reading of reputable authors and biblical expositions as enduring guides, then adds a political quip about District Attorney Jerome of New York forming his own party.
An ankle sprain need not take months to heal. Prompt use of Chamberlain's Pain Balm can cure many cases in less than a week, sometimes in three days, with Graham Drug Co selling it.
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