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Newspaper

Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1889

Page

6

What Kind of Meat The Readings of Statesmen

A Washington era portrait catalogues the libraries of senators and officials. Mrs. Cleveland and many lawmakers discussed reading tastes, with Hoar Sumner Bradley Hay Davis and others noted for French, German, and classical works, plus prized rare editions and navigated by a cabinet circle.

Simon Newcome Moses Washington Great Congressional George Bancroft Lord Byron Wordsworth Cleveland Goo Books Laura Doon White House Lord Fauntleroy Dorricourt Hoar Senate Charles Sumner Sumner Massachusetts Bancroft Bradley Supreme Court Congressman Hitt Illinois Lincoln Phelps Hitt John Hay Hay Don Quixote Thackery Omar Kharzam Elihu Vedder Mrs. Hay London Bayard Whitney Endicott Robert Lincoln Sam Cox Cash. K. Davis Minnesota Simon Newcomb New J. W. Powell Geological Survey Banyan Pilgrim's Progress Vicar of Wakefield Douglas Jerrold David Copperfield Hugo Thackeray Wilkie Collins George Sand Rabelais Cowles Richmond Brooklyn Henry Cabot Lodge Senator Berry Balzac Senator Edmunds Connecticut Avenue Sherman Gladstone Judge Lamar Edward Everett Judge Gray Congressional Library Blaine Senator Davis Cabinet Windom Prof. Gardner Hubbard Gen. Noble Interior St. Louis Noble W. A Crorrot

The Dog, The Sultan, And The Treaty

A Dutch ambassador visits the Sublime Porte and answers with a boastful eastern compliment. The sultan replies Let the dog feed and when the dog is fed kick the dog out. The exchange pleases the ambassador and the treaty is signed the next day.

Sublime Porte Porte

Squeers Queried on Marriage to Miss Dovey

Nickleby defends his marriage to Miss Dovey amid talk that she lacks money. The exchange, captured in Lawrence American, highlights motives and character in a public discourse context.

The Elixir of Life Promises Hope Amid Medical Hype

A Chicago Times piece critiques a popular “elixir of life” tonic praised by doctors and patients. It notes wide demand, reports of dramatic recoveries, and the dubious credibility of sources, while mentioning a southern case of a fatal injection and predicting a drift toward unproven remedies.

Thomases Chicago Times

A Pleasant Prospect

A Pleasant Prospect notes remarks on married life and home harmony as a contrast to current parental discord. The dialogue imagines smoother management and fewer quarrels after marriage.

Mamma's Gittin Better and Woman's Health Remedy

A period rhetoric promotes Dr. Perce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for diseases peculiar to women. It claims renewed happiness in homes when wives and mothers are cured, presenting the product as a never failing cure for female ailments and weakness.

Reward Offered for Incurable Catarrh by Sage's Remedy

Advertisement claims $500 reward for an incurable catarrh case with Dr Sage's Remedy priced at 50 cents sold by druggists. Iowa Governor Larrabee says railroad-rate complaints come from those who benefit from special rates.

Gov. Larrabee Iowa

Castoria Campaign Slogan Echoes Through Generations

A nostalgic ad slogan traces Castoria from infancy to motherhood, noting repeated use across stages of life. The jingle underscores enduring trust as families continue to rely on the remedy from childhood onward.

Lowell bricklayers return to work with carpenters consent

The Lowell tradesmen resume labor after the carpenters grant, with Boston bricklayers sending $200 to the carpenters. Henry George may tour Australia in October with Morris Davidson and William Webster. A letter from W. W. Perpve praises a malaria antidote and a Hopedale firm makes tiny screws.

Lowell Boston Henry George Australia Morris Davidson William Webster Hopedale Company B. F. Johnson & CO Main St Richmond N. B

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