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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
2
The Leader lists subscription prices and post office handling details. An editorial opinion contrasts Baer and Teddy Roosevelt, questions Republican policy and living costs, then promotes Cascasweet for babies and children as a safe, non harmful remedy sold by Graham Drug Company.
The remark argues that when governance shifts from politicians to military engineers for the Panama Canal, corruption discourse fades as dirt flies and graft talk ends.
The article promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as a non opiate remedy for colds. It claims to clear the system through the bowels and contrasts it with typical cough cures that cause constipation. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
The Taft swing around the circle drew strong federal help and AP support, turning Fairbanks’ bid to gain ground on Taft into a troubled effort like buckwheat struck by hail.
The message outlines a December 15 departure for battleships to the Pacific, with costs mounting for coal and colliers. It questions the utility of the long voyage and hints at a confidential administration motive behind the move as peace with Japan reduces visible warlike talk.
An old advertisement outlines indigestion symptoms including headaches belching and bad taste. It cautions care if untreated and promotes Kodol for Indigestion and Dyspepsia as aiding digestion, claiming it helps food do you good. Graham Drug Co. distributes the product.
A columnist argues that many people and cities press for federal favors such as post offices courts and public works. Butte Montana proposed a federal lawn illustrating a broader demand for federal benefits and criticizes Roosevelt’s focus on statesmanship over policy.
Moody's Magazine criticizes Uncle Joe and Roosevelt for stand pat policies aimed at protecting steel and tariff protected trusts. It argues Republicans, including Cannon allies, avoid tariff reform by packing Ways and Means and supporting protectionism. The piece asserts steel interests hold Congress and harms consumers through tariffs.
G W Falcowe of East Florence Alabama describes seven years of skin disease with unbearable itching and sleepless nights. After using Hunt's Cure he reports immediate relief and lasting cure for over a year. The product is marketed as a guaranteed remedy for all itching skin diseases at 50 cents.
Dallas reports the State Fair of Texas 22nd annual meet from Oct 19 to Nov 8 featuring over one hundred new amusements. The fair showcases exotic acts from Asia and the Middle East including Arabs, Turks, Chinghalese, Bedooins and Igorrotes with a variety of educative displays, a trained flea circus, Oriental concessions, acrobats, and a star lineup from Buffalo Bill’s tour. Permanent amusements cost over one hundred thousand dollars and include Scenic Railway, Shoot the Chutes, Tours of the World, and other popular attractions creating a bustling Amusement Park at the fair grounds.
An old time ad touts Cheatham's Chill Tonic as a proven remedy for chills that cured both parents long ago and will cure you today. It guarantees a refund if the bottle fails to cure any one case, claiming tested merit by time.
President Robert Mather of the Rock Island railroad argues that the few reach corporate management while the many merely contribute to the wealth they steal. He contends managers dominate while ordinary people supply the resources that executives exploit.
A Hardeman County Kentucky Free Press reporter recalls a Memphis train trip ending at a hotel where a crowded bed share led to a morbid scene. A couple sat near a window and joked about kissing beside a dead man, prompting a startled escape as the trio dashed for the stairs and wired for clothes in Bolivar after a disturbing incident.
A vintage promotion for White's Cream Vermifuge claims worldwide fame as the best worm destroyer and tonic for weak children. It asserts improved digestion, stronger nerves, and restored vigor, urging purchase through B. H. Blakeney for a healthier, happier child.
The author accuses Pennsylvania state house grafters of theft and destroying evidence in Harrisburg. It condemns Republicans for tolerating the wrongdoing and for voting to keep those responsible in power.
An old health ad extols Bal lard's Horehound Syrup as a cure for coughs and consumption. It cites a Montana reader Mrs. S- from Great Falls claiming her family never suffers coughs after using the syrup.
Federal office holders in Fort Scott Kansas welcomed Secretary Taft and gave him a large tin dinner pail symbolizing the dinner pail campaign. Striking telegraphers and other workers did not join the display. Officials’ pails are described as always full when servicing party bosses.
Real estate lenders and note sellers are invited to contact Geo H McLaren in Graham Texas. Arrangements with a top mortgage company in the Southwest ensure personal handling of loans or sale of vendors lien notes.
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