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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
6
President Taft signals willingness to seek peace at any price between rival Republican factions as many prominent congressmen exit the fight for renomination, a trend that indicates movement toward Democratic advantage in the coming contests.
An English rubber company pays a 120 percent dividend prompting chatter about a Rubber Trust led by Senator Aldrich and Rockefeller. Mrs Jacob Wilmert of Lincoln Nebraska reports kidney trouble and backache relief after Foley’s Kidney Pills, claiming renewed health following a fair trial. Graham Drug Co.
A pivotal question confronting Republicans focuses on whether the insurgent faction will align with the established leadership or resist. The debate centers on who will control the party’s direction and how this will affect policy and strategy moving forward.
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as regulators that restore stomach liver kidneys and bowels to build indomitable energy and nerve. It claims these pills aid keen brain and strong body and are sold at 25 cents at all druggists.
Senator Smoot told governors in Salt Lake he did not believe Eastern interests sought West control yet his voting aligned with Senator Aldrich. The remarks sparked questions about regional influence and party-line decisions.
Foley's Honey and Tar is promoted as safe for children no opiates or harmful drugs. Genuine Foley's Honey and Tar appears in the yellow package from Graham Drug Co. The report also notes the failed harmony plan by Taft's supporters at Beverly is stranded, the cargo jeasoned and will need tugging to reach clear water.
Watertown resident J A Swenson credits Buckien's Arnica Salve with curing a decade long eczema after 15 doctors failed. Ad copy touts its uses for skin eruptions and related conditions and promotes 25¢ price at druggists. Also mentions political fight between Sunny Jim Sherman and the President and a malaria warning with Prickly Ash Bitters as a remedy for stomach liver and bowels.
The new railroad law went fully into effect on August 17 and will take months to gather evidence and for the Interstate Commerce Commission to decide whether the railroads' requested rate increase is reasonable.
A household remedy for cuts burns bruises piles pain and soreness. Dr Cox s Barbed Wire Liniment 25c size claims no equal with money refunded if not satisfactory. Sold by all druggists.
An issue features a Graham Gin Company notice inviting cotton growers in Young County to patronize the newly acquired Jno. E. Morrison Cotton Gin. It also questions political chances of Jim Sherman versus Roosevelt and promotes Dr Shoop Health Coffee sold by A P Stewart & Son.
Nick Longworth supports his father in law while challenging Uncle Joe to abandon Cannonism. The Colonel is urged to have Nick renounce Cannonism as Uncle Joe may soon enter the Astral plane, stressing that all the isms he stands for must be discarded for the people to gain.
Encourage seeing East Lynne Wednesday night on September 14 as a family outing. The suggestion frames the play as enjoyable for a mother and suggests a pleasant evening at the theater.
The famed East Lynne returns to the American stage with Miss Dorrit Ashton leading a strong company. The show, long cherished worldwide, is praised for its enduring appeal and the troupe's seamless performance across four years of touring. Audiences are expected to travel miles to see the revival on Wednesday, September 14.
A. C. Casey, Commissioner Precinct No 4, Young County Texas, left with Tom Lindsey at Loving Route No 1 about 6 miles northeast of Loving, describes a bay horse about 15 1 2 hands high with no brands and a right hip scar. If not proven away, the animal will be disposed of as the law directs. Dated July 15 1910.
Estray notice from Young County Texas states a red and white spotted cow aged about nine years, branded quarter circle F on left shoulder and cross Y on left hip, located about eight miles north of Graham with owner listed as W. C. Graves. If not proven away, the animal will be disposed of as prescribed by law. Dated July 15, 1910. A. C. Casey, Commissioner Precinct No. 1.
A persuasive plea touts Dr Shoop s Restorative with a no cure no pay offer and free booklets. It claims to revitalize inside nerves feeding the heart stomach and kidneys and urges readers to request four specific books on health subjects for men women kidneys and rheumatism while supplying a Racine Wisconsin address for orders.
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