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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1891
Page
4
The text presents garbled phrases about loving the Lord and loving enemies, mentioning Spratts Dig Cakes from New York City and a statement on marriage sacrifices. It reads as a chaotic excerpt with unclear narrative and many missing connections.
A scrambled collage of patent medicines and anecdotes promotes Dr. S Pile Remedy for piles with itching and protrusion and Dr Rosanko at 29 Arch St Philadelphia. Also offered are Ransen's Magic Corn Salve Livown's Iron Bitters and White's Pulmonaria while various attestations mention cures for dyspepsia headaches and general weakness and warnings about secrets. The piece weaves testimonials and humor with product pitches and social musings.
The passage portrays August Flower the Remedy with scenes of the subject feeling cranky and constantly dieting adopting odd notions and changing meals and routines He experiences an insatiable appetite at times then a lack of desire to eat and fault finding at meals followed by loathing of food He also suffers irregular bowels and peculiar stools highlighting the remedy’s alleged effects.
A rural essay contrasts dirty eggs versus clean, marketable baskets and notes a farmer’s wife saving eggs while a tired husband hurriedly ships them. It also offers guidance on hog feeding, storage, and efficient, non wasteful practices, plus a note on horse and mule sleep habits in stables.
A terse excerpt from the Horticultural Times outlines six or more factors affecting crop and seed quality. It mentions weeds, animal and wind contamination, threshing effects, land rental to tenants, and manure. It stresses a practical path for cultivators to improve yield and stewardship through disciplined cultivation.
An article discusses linseed meal as a cheap swine feed, noting its high nutriment value and recommended use mixed with water, plus cautions on gestation. It contrasts animal mood shifts to human, explaining horses have "off days" and similar physiology to humans affecting energy and performance.
A mixed local article blends household tips with fashion notes from Nantasket. It discusses patient care language, feeding strategies for livestock, crop and dairy insights, and then pivots to dress reform notions, seaside fashion, and salon opinions on garments, footwear, and health.
The article surveys current styles including a carved fish card receiver and a hollowed decorative ink stand in stag horn. It highlights velvet ribbons in black and uncut textures, lizard skin pocketbooks, metallic green temorials, soft gray ribbed silk undergarments, and capes with matching trimmings as part of fashionable travel wear.
In a humorous scene a Miss De Pink asks the druggist for infant powder. The new boy mistakes the address and asks if Miss De Pink lives there. A brief confusion ensues as he hurriedly delivers a note intended for a baby.
A clipped dialogue scene centers on a caller seeking a Mr Seaside at a hotel. Staff deny any guest by that name, leaving the seeker puzzled and directed to wait as dinner time approaches at inexpensive hash houses.
Ex Mayor W. R. Grace of New York has placed on his Long Island farm a number of Irish hunting horses. The Irish hunter is about the toughest and soundest animal that ever wore shoes. It must be added, however, that as a rule his temper is as bad as can be.
A traveler complains the eggs are too soft calling the waiter to the head of the car. The waiter explains they were pulled from hot water too soon and suggests boiling them longer, in a humorous exchange reflecting dining car banter.
Buffers joke about a woman earning fifty thousand by turning her hand over, Mrs Bullion. Whiffers laughs at the idea of freedom for an immigrant, though marriage plans constrain him. Bliffers jokes about marriage and wealth as a punchline. The Buddhist religion is noted as having many adherents.
A Covington Georgia church family trains children to always except the pastor as greatest and best. A 6 year old boy sees a hog in a field and blurts that it was the biggest hog except their minister, causing his mother to faint at the churchyard tale.
A Detroit Free Press item recounts a rustic tale about rheumaticks that is really moonshine misadventure. A traveler finds a man bedridden with puffed eyes, and the couple explains the ailment as rheumaticks caused by drinking moonshine to cure pains. The stranger is drawn into local humor and a shared confession of heavy drinking.
A Elmira dispatch notes a woman running away with a Black man, praising changing times. The writer contrasts past attitudes with present indifference to reclaiming the man or the property and warns of growing disregard for social norms.
An old time药 ad extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for rheumatism neuralgia and related illnesses. It warns of delays worsening disease and claims improvements in appetite sleep and digestion. Also mentions Bull's Worm Destroyers as a safe effective product with strong rhetoric.
A 19th century puff touts Dr John Bull's Sarsaparilia as strengthening for women and preventing weakness. It also includes miscellaneous ad copy for Major's Cement Repairs and leather and rubber cement, and a brief cheeky remark about women and men and ignorance.
An advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier for all blood and skin diseases from common eruptions to scrofula. It promises purification of blood and benefits with payment only for the good you receive, noting preparation at 663 Main Street Buffalo.
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