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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
2
Time table fragment for Graham Branch of the C R J and T Ry shows routes and schedules with partial halt details. Readable lines indicate station calls and connection points, typical of a historical railway timetable brief.
A reminiscence discusses the Texas Tough era from Red River to the Rio Grande, noting many outlaws moved on or reformed while some remain legends. The author recalls sheriffs’ danger, maverick legends, and former outlaws like Kass, Ben Thompson, and Jim Courtwright, who inspired both fear and romantic interest.
Albany News criticizes the Chief Magistrate of the republic for carrying a gun in his hip pocket. The piece argues pistol possession marks cowardice and sets a poor example for youth, suggesting Teddy could fit a police role more than a president.
Questioning how others' opinions merit respect while one’s own views are scrutinized. Observes that aging and self-examination reduce self regard and suggests charity toward others increases future outcomes in life.
Readers of the Leader recall last week's Bonham News critique of Sells & Downs circus in Bonham. The show is accused of price gouging and multiple shell games and graft schemes. A hoochy-kooby dance is labeled indecent. The piece urges an end to such shows.
A testimonial from Mrs W W Saylor of Hilliard Pa says Kodol Dyspepsia Cure completely cured her dyspepsia and related stomach troubles. The ad touts the product as a natural digestive aid that cleanses and sweetens the stomach and is sold by Graham Drug Co.
A British official anecdote recalls a temperance-minded MP at a royal function in Victoria era who failed to kiss the queen’s hand. He exclaimed his face was familiar but admitted he could not recall her name as Victoria looked on. The tale highlights courtly nerves and memory lapses among public figures.
A vintage advertisement urges clear skin by keeping the liver in good order. It promotes Herbine as a bowel-cleansing remedy to regulate the liver and improve complexion, available at Graham Drug Co.
An elderly user reports quick relief from rheumatic pain after applying Ballard's Seon Liniment. C R Smith of Tenaha Texas endorses it for aches throat chest and general pains. Graham Drug Co sells 25c 50c and 1.00 bottles. In Germany ten thousand men sentenced for desertion. emigration rises as a side effect of military duty.
An ad notes the formula printed on each bottle shows iron and quinine in a tasteless tonic. It promises no cure and no pay and lists a 50 cent price.
A Norfolk girl married two men within twelve years. Her first husband killed himself after jealousy over her attention to the man who soon became his successor as her second husband.
The notice describes croup symptoms and recommends Ballard's Horehound Syrup and Ballard's Lini ment for the throat. It also mentions President Roosevelt being censured by prohibitionists for allowing liquor on his special train during a Kansas trip last year.
A vintage advertisement touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as a pleasant effective remedy for digestive and liver issues and relief from headaches while claiming other products use gripe. The ad lists sellers as Graham Drug Co and references Bob Moore of Lafayette Indiana.
Report notes abolition of the army canteen as a factor in curbing vice among soldiers. Officials say the move aims to strengthen discipline and reduce temptations while preserving welfare programs through alternative support.
The article notes indignation in Spain at news that certain U S warships may visit their waters and that officers could be entertained by King Alfonso. It reflects diplomatic tension and public reaction in the Spanish press.
Lawyer Jo W. Akin announces will practice in the District Court at Graham. The firm provides complete abstracts of Young County land titles in Texas.
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