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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
7
Farmer Corntessel complains his son Josh lacks a proper chance to prove himself. His wife counters that steady work has already cleared the mortgage, leaving Josh with nothing left to pay off. The exchange echoes mid century rural life and reform ideals.
The instructor in a class explains brain work equals hands on effort. A student quips that labor is two kinds, organized and agonized. This line showcases a witty classroom exchange from a Chicago Tribune item.
A garbled clump of early 20th century newspaper phrases shows a hoarder quoting opportunity and a sarcastic reply about paying a board bill. A separate mock court line features a prisoner claiming confusion over his lawyer and actions.
Ny Proay asks James if he will attend sabbath school. he answers that he hired a substitute for three marbles and a piece of chewing gum in a brief exchange recorded by the San Francisco Examiner.
A witty exchange from Chicago humor scenes features a jokester asking about his wife’s reaction as a play on words about choosing words. The reply notes the wife is not a dictionary and jokes that finding the right term would be easier than selecting the exact war she overlooked.
Frisco System announces sale of round trip excursion tickets from St Louis and Kansas City to Oklahoma Lidia Territory Kansas and Texas for 15 cents? 15 dollars. Tickets valid on Frisco trains leaving St Louis at 2 30 pm 8 35 pm and 10 pm Oct 20 and from Kansas City at 7 15 pm and 11 30 pm the same date. Contact your home ticket agent for rates limits and the book New Lands Along the Frisco System by Bryan Snyder and R S Lemon Frisco Immigration Bureau St Louis.
A Philadelphia Press item advertises a permanent supervisory position with a manufacturing house offering a weekly salary of 2000 dollars plus expenses for traveling and collecting from sales staff. Previous experience not required, local territory, apply with self addressed envelope to Superintendent, 324 Dearborn Street, Chicago, IL.
A Kansas City Journal note quotes a Tipton resident as saying the man seems aloof at first but soon loosens up. After meeting him a few times, he becomes friendly and even offers a back-slapping greeting and a request for a dollar.
Playful exchange turns tense as a tailor declares satisfaction while a cat character expresses contentment over a money dispute. The item reads as a fragment from a Baltimore newspaper humor column.
The poem paints a rustic scene of seasonal change with dialect-rich imagery. It evokes fall, frost approaching, geese flying, pumpkins ripening, and leaves turning. The speaker muses on good eating and traditional rural life as autumn settles in.
Advert suggests mothers should watch for early worm symptoms and treat with White's Cream Vermifuge at Graham Drug Co. The product is promoted as a beet tonic that aids digestion and helps children grow healthy and strong.
A barely readable fragment highlights a brisk kid run or exercise event praised by an Oakland or San Francisco examiner. The text blends playful rough speech with callouts to effort and endurance, suggesting a public, community oriented activity.
The Farmers' Department highlights farm life and health, praising Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and digestion issues. A Townsend Montana resident testimonial claims weight gain and restored vigor after using multiple bottles and pellets, urging against substitutes for the product.
A doctor commends the car for providing practical knowledge of dislocations and contusions that would be hard to gain otherwise. The exchange highlights a physician's view of automotive experience as educational.
In a clipped exchange a hustler taunts a lazy man about ambition. The indolent man declares he will be rich and notes Ike Brown is already “working for me” as his wealth-building target, hinting at a scheme or financial ploy.
An old circulation note promotes Castoria as the trusted remedy many readers favor. The ad claims thousands testify to its usefulness and urges readers to ask their neighbor about it.
Public talk recounts a traveler and an entomologist sharing experiences in the country last week. The guest describes an amazing night and rain that began after arrival, while the other notes a wish to hunt bugs.
In a bungled ceremony, a balloon descent struck a telegraph pole, injuring the bride and sparking an argument. The couple accused each other of shoving and harsh language, prompting police involvement.
The New Orleans Times-Democrat cites Mand-Jean valuing her fiancé highly while Bradstreet is valued at about 7,000,000 dollars in a brief society or financial notice.
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