25 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1905
Page
1
A rustic voice argues that overemphasis on not worrying misses the point. He praises purposeful concern, notes the harm of idle laziness, and urges caring about children, education, and community duties while dismissing trivial fretting over others.
A letter from F W Devor & Co asserts Devoe paints are superior, noting state chemist certificates for Devoe agents, who analyze competing paints to judge composition, performance, and wear. The letter accuses other sellers of relying on makers’ claims rather than independent knowledge, and ends with a promotion from Graham Hdw. Co.
Registered Short Horn and Double Standard Polled Durham bulls available from George H. Cralic in Graham Texas. Coming two year olds, bred quality stock for sale.
Reports from Fort Worth indicate Governor Hogg is rapidly improving from a serious bout of dropsy. The governor has remained in his room at the Worth Hotel for about a week, and Texans had feared for his life but now hold hope for a full recovery.
A Rackinsack woman suffered a back ringworm and avoided scratching by seeking quick aid. A single box of Hunt's Cure priced at 50 cents cured her, as the product promises guaranteed relief.
Roosevelt made no stops in South Carolina the home state of his supposed ally Senator Tillman, prompting questions about the president’s travel plans and political alignments amid local discussions.
Col R M Wynne of Fort Worth openly urges the Democratic Party to purge machine methods and trust control from party councils. He echoes prior editorial warnings that corruption must be purged or future shame will follow. Also notices a Buckney Fourth Reader for sale via office inquiry.
Mrs S R Stribling died last Thursday at the residence of her daughter Mrs 8S R Crawford in this city at age seventy six. Surviving children Joe Stribling John Stribling and R L Stribling of Waco and Mrs 8 R Jeffery of this county were all present. Funeral services were held at Mr Crawford’s home Friday at four and the remains were shipped to Simmsport Louisiana for interment in the Stribling family burial ground. Crawford and Joe Stribling accompanied the body. others returned home. The Leader offers sympathy.
Arctic Regions pupil Menie from Greenland joins New York public schools after being brought by Lieut Peary ang. He evolves from a blubber eater to a bright student and baseball captain. His small tribe of under 250 lives in isolation on Smithsown coast, Greenland.
Canada proper produced mineral products valued at 12 870 593 with wages of 4 222 386. Non metallics accounted for 7 628 618 of value and metals 5 242 575. Gold totaled 10 383 ounces worth 188 036 employing 493 workers paid 245 490. Silver 16 688 ounces worth 8 949 with 8 000 in wages. Lead 25 tons worth 1 500 at a loss of 5 18. Copper and nickel yielded 3 215 794 in value with 672 302 in wages and solid overall profits.
A singular case engages the French war office and the public as three triplet brothers from a poor family are sent from the workshop to the barracks. A mason, a painter, and an agricultural laborer confront possible exemption decisions. The mother struggles to identify each child, a difficult and anxious family dilemma.
A study of 1902 inheritance shows France had about 100 people worth 2 to 10 million dollars and 14 000 with property worth 193 000 to 386 000. Most inheritances were small with over 363 000 bequests under 1 930 dollars and two thirds under 400 dollars.
Not Like Michael O’Flynn Emperor William owns over 150 full military and naval uniforms with swords belts sashes caps hats helmets and shakos. He serves as chief of every regiment in his army and is colonel of each guard regiment totaling eighteen uniforms in that corps. A large suite in Potsdam and Berlin stores these costumes under the Kaiser’s head valet who oversees a repair and upkeep team.
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