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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1909
Page
5
An old advertisement argues lard harms health and praises Cottolene made from refined cottonseed oil. It claims Cottolene is cleaner, more digestible, and recommended by physicians for building up patients with tuberculosis germs, contrasting it with hog fat.
R G Hallam advertises beef steaks seed wheat and oats from Graham Mill & Elevator Co. Pure Calbery honey and barbed wire liniment claims, with money back if not satisfied. J T Vaughan made a business trip to Dallas. Born to M Robert Carr last Saturday a gift. Fort Worth Star Telegram subscription promo. Kidwell Cooper tin work and windmills fencing and plumbing advertised. Eurekan Literary Society meeting noted. Eletric Weld fence and yard fences promoted. Carload of Peter Schuttler wagons expected. agents wanted.
LYON HOW. CO. c. R. Kluger, jeweler at 1060 Virginia Ave Indianapolis, says kidney trouble left him weak but four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cleared his complexion cured his backache and irregularities. He is now able to attend to business daily and recommends the remedy after doctors and other remedies failed. Sold by B. S. Doty & Co.
The notice asks readers to inform the paper if family members are on a visit or relatives are coming to see someone. It states that if names do not appear in the personals, the paper cannot be blamed, as it tries to cover all local happenings.
Caution about colds leading to pneumonia and pulmonary troubles. Recommends Balard's Horehound Syrup as a standard cure, stating it is harmless and effective for lung diseases. Available in 25¢, 50¢, and $1.00 bottles, sold by all druggists.
Stamp pictures studio near the post office multiple visitors from Lockhart include Mrs E Griesenbeck and Miss Littleton at the Pulps residence. The Young County Abstract and Title Co reports the W A McBee farm at Red Top sold to W Miller of Frost who plans to move here soon. B 8 Doty & Co advertise Coxs Barbed Wire Liniment. Mill and Eleva products advertised as cleaned before chopping.
W F Steadham of Loving bought 160 acres on the Banks place and another 160 acres belonging to Thomas Bros east of it near the X tank. The Banks place sold for 80 dollars per acre and the Thomas Bros tract for 20 dollars per acre. Steadham plans to move there and make it his home.
Mrs. J. A. Harmon has been quite sick the past week. Flies will not bother a wound where Dr. Cox's Barbed Wire Liniment is used. For sale by B.S. Doty & Co.
Property listing note stating sale by John Martin es with terms, no half cash required and asking price to be discussed.
A robust call to Graham residents to support local development by purchasing property while lots are cheap. The piece urges unity among citizens and business leaders, warning that prolonged criticism harms the town’s boom and future city status, and stresses the duty to invest now.
A vintage advertisement states 2 percent pain reliever pills labeled Dr Shoop’s Pink Pain Tablets. It urges consulting a doctor or druggist if the formula is incomplete and promises instant relief for head pains and womanly pains. Sold by B. 8 Doty & Co.
The Fort Worth Star Telegram promotes Bargain Days Dec 1 15 offering daily and Sunday by mail one year for 3.25 with agents wanted. The item repeats subscription details and sample copy request amid local notices and club reports from Graham and Fort Worth.
A hotel keeper named J C Jenkins of Glasgow Ky touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He claims fifteen years of use with satisfactory results and notes it has relieved many traveling men. The remedy is for sale by Sloan Drug Co.
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