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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
4
The Leader lists subscription rates for one year and six months, with a postmark from Graham Texas. Editorial notices by Frank B Bowron appear, indicating second class mailing and main matter status.
List of candidates for State Senator 29th District W A Johnson Hall County and multiple county posts including District Judge P A Martin and District Attorney S M Foster. Also names for County Clerk J I Vaughn County Treasurer I B Padgett and Sheriff H Brown among others in Young County election slate.
A critic notes the revival of so called problem plays in smaller cities and in early performances in the East. The piece argues such dramas pry into illicit love and tabooed subjects and may impart harmful or foolish morals while catering to prurient tastes and financial gain. The writer urges restricting such material from public amusements and defending the home as a proper sphere for discussing these topics.
An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey as a genuine medicine not a narcotic. It emphasizes safety and absence of opiates, urging customers to refuse substitutes and purchase from Graham Drug Co.
A concise aphorism suggesting that expressing kindness and empathy freely is preferable to withholding compassion, valuing generous sentiment over frugal parsimony. The statement emphasizes the social value of sympathy.
A historical advertisement text states the representative from E. C. Broval offers the Acetylene Light Plant for home or business lighting. The claimant promises full dedication, touts superior light quality and invites fair trial and agreement.
A bustling fall display at D G Vick and Co features new dry goods and clothing selections. The window reveals a wide range of garments and accessories aimed at shoppers seeking seasonal outfits.
A neighbor's tale shows a young man with small capital earning credit through a reputation for hard work, honesty, and prompt debt payments. A banker doubted him, but word from employers and respected locals established trust, illustrating that character shapes credit and future success more than current wealth.
An advertisement proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the world's best healer for cuts corns burns bruises sores and other conditions including sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and sprains. It touts infallibility for piles and lists a price of 25 cents at all druggists.
A Paducah Post item describes a man seen on a street corner in tatters with a long beard, worn coat, and sea grass shoes. He spurns a labor offer, while his family—wife, children, and a hungry household—struggles, illustrating a harsh scene of poverty and choice.
Famous rifleman Capt Bogardus, holder of the 100 pigeons in 100 shots record, visits Lincoln Illinois. He credits Foley’s Kidney Pills for relief from long kidney and bladder troubles after trials with other medicines. He reports backaches gone and renewed vitality after three bottles, with Grahams Drug Co. as the supplier.
Notice from A H. Jones promoting the Farmers' Union Cotton Gin at Graham now in operation and inviting business. Mentions a Grist Mill running in connection with the gin and urges best service during oyster season at St. Louis restaurant.
A patient fatigued by constipation finds relief after trying Prickly Ash Bitters. The tonic purges gas and impurities, strengthens bowel action, and promotes daily evacuations. D M Blackwelder of Litchfield testifies to its kidney, stomach, and bowel benefits, praising fifteen years of satisfaction. Get the genuine with 3 in red on front label. Sold by druggists.
The piece argues that youth often overestimate themselves due to indulgent upbringings and seek easy status. It warns that true success requires hard work, discipline, and sacrifice. Those who avoid effort may gain quick, shallow accolades but little lasting reward, while perseverance yields real value.
Lt N Regan of Farmey Missouri praises Foley s Kidney Remedy claiming it cured his kidney and bladder pain that prevented work and sleep. He says the remedy brought relief and gratitude and notes it is sold by Graham Drug Co.
An advertisement from W. I. Tipwell & Son promotes International Stock and Poultry Food. It claims chickens and other poultry improve with the product and invites readers to test and see results. The tone mirrors a historic farm supply sale notice.
The Jacksboro Board of Traffic approved a Graham to Dallas special train on Oct 25 Boys Corn Show Day. Fares: Graham 1.75 Bryson 1.65 Jacksboro 1.35 Vineyard Bridgeport Paradise Boyd Newark 1.25. Train depart 4:00 a.m. Graham arrival Dallas about 10:00 a.m. Return 5–6 p.m. Expenses include fares, 20 cents street car, 50 cents fair admission, 50 cents meals. Open to all. big day at the fair with long gathering of boys.
A columnist notes that a woman’s constant complaint and gloom alienate neighbors and worsen her woes. The piece urges embracing positivity, steadier work, and less self pity to restore health, community ties, and daily happiness.
Local eateries in St Louis are touting value and variety with quick service and affordable options. Diners report dependable staples, lunch specials, and a casual atmosphere that appeals to workers and families alike.
Mrs Cornish was sick at the start of the week. Mrs B Padgett visited Graham kin last Sun day and Monday. W M Dalrymple returned to Lexington Texas. Robert Allen was sick this week but can return to school. Clide Bratcher and John McMartry spent weekend near Loving. Jason Mayes nearly finished his new house near the school. T L Douglas traveled to Farmer Tuesday to fetch a stray horse. Rev Atcheson brother of a townsman was in Graham this week. Boys work on pecan interests around Graham and some help Sabbath. Mrs Mary Walsted and baby from Walsted Texas visit her parents in the city.
Advertises purchase terms for prairie land near a school with a gin and railroad in Graham. Mentions Mrs. J. T. Bloodworth from Fort Worth, Central Texas Conference, meeting with ladies at the Methodist Church next Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. Everyone invited to hear her.
The Graham Taylor Shop represents Universal and Taylor tailoring for men’s suits in a joint business arrangement. A tit guaranteed.
All ladies in town invited to Week of Prayer meet ings at the Methodist Church next week each afternoon at four o clock. Members of church societies urged to attend. A dollar social will be held at Z A Hudson’s residence Thursday evening October 13 at 730. Bring a free will offering and enjoy readings on The Ladies Aid by Mrs Hallam.
The Graham Commercial Club plans a session at the Court House on Friday October 7 at o'clock p. m. Citizens of Graham and surrounding country are urged to attend with visiting friends. All interested residents are invited to participate in the club’s efforts for Graham and Young County’s growth.
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