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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1885
Page
6
A poetic Scene from Harper's Weekly shows a man and a learned pedagogue meeting beside the sea shore. Their courtship under fog gives way to a torn romance as dreams and natural history clash and a warning voice is raised to summer travelers by the ocean.
A narrator recounts a moonlit Rome vision of John Grayle who instructs him to hollow oak at Densmere for a clue. A murder mystery unfolds as Garcia duped by misused identity is tracked to Lake Erie, arrested, and confesses after a ghostly warning proves true.
Mrs Salm the Texas cattle queen visits Chicago and demands six fast horses two white two gray and two black she threatens with a pistol when denied at a Houston hotel. After talks with the Palmer House clerk and a livery agent she ends up driving four quick ponies along Lincoln Park and the lake shore drive in the afternoon.
An assortment of old newspaper snippets praises butter color with Wells, Rich1ardson Co ironed by the gilt edged method, hails Grand Union Hotel near Central depot, and a cheeky quip about a blind neighbor. Also mentions ferry and elevated rail.
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Eye Water and Prickly Ash Birrens as a mild remedy to cleanse the liver and relieve tiredness. It warns that without proper liver action the mind falters and energy fades, urging readers to seek the product for healthier function. The piece closes on a grim note about mortality.
H Montgomery M D reports his mother cured of rheumatism after twenty four hours on B B B. She had been bedridden for months and is now active, taking part in yard work with a rake in hand. Jacksonville Alabama June 6 1884.
A witty remark from Texas Siftings notes that rulers sometimes rely on poor counsel while a volatile force can drive decisions. The phrase suggests instability when leadership is guided by weak advisers and unpredictable influences.
The notice urges readers suffering from chills fever jaundice biliousness and other malaria symptoms to try Morley’s T X 8 Ague Tonic and promises success when used as directed.
A compact phrasing notes a claim about falsehoods creating a protective cover over many corrupt leaders. The source presents a cultural or editorial critique of deceitful influence across authorities.
An advertisement describes hay fever as a catarrh with nasal throat and lung involvement and presents Ely's Cream Balm as a dependable remedy. It notes a 50 cent price at druggists or by mail from Ely bros of Owego New York and offers a circular.
A concise reflection on innovation guiding journalism, comparing fresh concepts to lighthouses that illuminate ethical and practical paths for reporting, shaping how newsrooms navigate complexity and public trust.
An advertisement claims Carter's Little Liver Pills provide a specific remedy for Sick Headache and other ailments. The copy asserts liver and bile action removes disease causes without a weakening purge and promises satisfaction to users.
A sensational ad promises to cure nervous weakness early decay and loss of manhood with a free recipe from a missionary in South America. Send a self addressed envelope to Rav Jesspa T Ja e WaN Station DW New York for details.
An old fragment lists remedies for palns and palpitations with terms like Wella Mealth Weaever and dropsical swellings. It notes cures for dizziness indigestion headaches sleeplessness and urges the reader that one who knows nothing can create the same.
An advertisement touts MEDICINA MEXICANA MARAVILLOSA as a universal blood purifier found in Mexican forests. It markets the extract as infallible for diseases from syphilis to common ailments, and invites readers to request a free treatise from the Mexican Morphine Company in St. Louis, Missouri.
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