Stops the cough and cures a cold in one day
An old advertisement promises relief from coughs and colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It guarantees cure in one day with a No Cure No Pay offer, priced at 25 cents.
12 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1902
Page
1
An old advertisement promises relief from coughs and colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It guarantees cure in one day with a No Cure No Pay offer, priced at 25 cents.
Editor Graham Leader prints the apportionment list showing the amount credited to each school in Young County. The table includes school names and corresponding funds, reflecting the distribution decided for the period.
The article recalls J Pierpont Morgan returning from Europe and being asked to settle the coal strike. It cites a New York World suggestion that Morgan could act, noting in a past presidential election era he urged a 10 percent wage rise, and questions whether the public need for a settlement is greater today.
An odd open secret phrase links We Tell No Secrets with Hunt's Lightning Oil advertising. Mentions 25 and 50 cent prices in a terse, period voice.
In Jasper Indiana a father surprised his sons sparring in the woodshed asking if they trained for the prize ring. They replied they were training for the United States Senate. Ballard's Horehound syrup advertised for coughs and throat trouble, 26 and 50 cents, via Graham Drug Co.
Gatesville Messenger quotes a ceremonial reflection praising love as the most sacred word, describing it as divine essence, the law of life, and the breath of the universe born from heavenly glory and mortal aspiration.
An odd historical ad notes Prive as a liver regulator for sale by Graham Drug Co. It suggests a therapeutic product claimed to aid liver function with a humorous admonition about bridle and appetite. No concrete dates or locations are provided.
James B. Girand son of Major F. W. Girand holds four engineering parties in Arizona. Two teams work on the San Francisco mountain forest reserve for a government contract. Another party maps the course of a trolley road between Prescott and Lynx Creek. The fourth contemplates Whipple barracks contour work. He recently returned from Oak Creek camp and Beaver. Local friends in Graham celebrate his success.
Ad copy touts Hunt's Cure for itche relief including for tetter ringworm and itching piles with a no cure no pay offer. The claim emphasizes guaranteed results and payment only upon cure.
An English paper notes the marriage near Cornwall of Miss Jane Weeks to Mr. Thom as Day and adds a verse predicting days in excess of weeks. It jokes at Prof. E Benjamin Andrews who argues for limiting Earth's population, suggesting Days may hinder his protest.
A reader from McConnellsville QC credits Bucklen's Arnitea Salve with curing piles fistula and burns after three years of medical treatment. The note touts quick two week relief and lists salves for burns cuts eruptions and salt rheum. Available at Edgar Mathews & Co.'s drug store for 256.
A Washington obituary honors Reece Calhoun DeGraffenreid of Texas, once a railroad fireman who rose to Congress, praising his native ability, energy, and oratorical skill. The piece notes his Tennessee origins, Texas career, and lasting friendships, calling him a genuine man mourned beyond Texas borders.
Public notice advertises Hunt's Lightning Oil for pains catarrh neuralgia rheumatism cuts burns colic and diarrhea with a guaranteed satisfaction or money refund priced at 25 and 50 cents.
A New York World writer notes J P Morgan Co has twelve partners including J P Morgan Jr and Edward H Robinson. The firm controls vast U S interests with estimated capitalization of 6.45 billion dollars. Global gold totals and world population are cited, along with the U S public debt and 1900 government revenues for major nations.
A historical patent medicine claim touts Tabier’s Buckeye Pile Olotment as a cure for intense itching and chronic conditions where surgeons fail. It pledges guaranteed relief with sales rising, offering bottles at 50 cents and tubes at 75 cents.
An odd advertisement-style piece urges success in business while promoting Simmoned Liver Purifier. It claims the box purifies the liver, corrects constipation, cures indigestion, biliousness, stops headaches, and “gets your heart in the right place,” ending with a cheery exhortation to smile at your neighbor.
General Fiitghugh Lee of Virginia, late Consul General to Cu iro, holds strong opinions on the haplese Gondiry amid ongoing events in the capital. His friends say he is not "ousgeled."
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