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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
2
General Coxey, leader of the former army, and Mr. Bryan appear to back a scheme for states to purchase railroads. The idea, floated in political circles, mirrors Coxey's past reform proposals and aligns with Bryan's stated preferences in reform, signaling a potential shift in public utilities policy.
The issue today centers on whether the Federal government shall usurp the constitutional right of each state to regulate railroads, trusts, or any other corporations operating within its borders.
Vice-President Fairbanks faces cool reception from entertainers due to Indiana prohibition mood. In San Francisco attendees were offered white wine punch while cocktails and Teddy straights were removed.
Former United States Senator Burton of Kansas has purchased the Salina Union. The paper will be staunchly Republican, but the question lingers whether Republican voters will heed the words of a discredited former leader.
Tired mothers, worn out by peevish, cross babies find Cascasweet a boon and a blessing. It is for babies and children and helps with ills common in hot weather. Look for ingredients on the bottle. Contains no harmful drugs. Sold by Graham Drug Company.
The Washington Star notes the Philippines could dominate the upcoming race as the administration welcomes congressional discussion. Republicans say they will embrace a debate on any issue that does not revolve around tariff policy, signaling a broader potential policy clash.
The piece mocks Secretary Taft in Oklahoma for saying a drink could be found anywhere and questions if he seeks liquor in prohibition towns. It suggests he and Roosevelt ignore the law and ridicules the idea of Taft becoming a law-breaking president.
An old medical tip promotes eliminating a cold through the bowels. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup contains no opiates and acts gently, described as pleasant to take and sold by Graham Drug Co.
Son-in-law Longworth states that Roosevelt will not run again unless the country demands it. He has made up his mind to stick to this course, suggesting the nation and many Republicans do not favor a third term as the issue settles.
Indigestion symptoms such as headache belching bad taste and nervousness may develop into dyspepsia if untreated. Take Kedol to aid digestion and help you enjoy meals. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
W P Stinson in Young county objects to Idem Dido and Bailey supporters accusing him of evasive politics. He challenges Idem to open debate in Gra ham Eliasville or within the county, railing at Lincoln and his bull as symbols of political deception. He rebukes those who signed under fictitious names and defends Bryan against claims of defeatist strategy.
J M Burgess, who had a kidney tumor threatening death, underwent an operation in Custer by Dr Parker with Dr Gossoni as advisor. Two long skin incisions opened, tumor removed from the stomach wall, flaps sewn, patient recovering at Commercial hotel. Operation described as unique and victorious.
A vintage advertisement touts White's Dream Vermifuge as the worldwide best worm destroyer with tonic effects for weak children. It claims improved digestion and nourishment leading to health and vigor, urging readers to obtain a bottle. Sold by B. H. Blakeney.
Treasurer Bliss of the Republican National Committee refused to name Wall Street subscribers to the Roosevelt campaign. He said the matter is his own business and he has no explanation to make. Roosevelt and Cortélyou likewise favor silence, while voters continue to think about the issue.
G W Farlowe of East Florence Alabama testifies after seven years with a severe skin disease that caused itching preventing work sleep and rest. He reports one application and one box of Hunt's Cure cured him and he has stayed well for a year. The ad promotes Hunt's Cure as a guaranteed remedy for all itching skin diseases priced at 50 cents.
An advertisement extols Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a cure for coughs and consumption. A Mrs S from Great Falls Montana recounts using it for years with her children never suffering coughs.
Bids for the County Depository will be received by the County Clerk of Young County Texas on the second Monday in November 1907 the 11th day of November 1907. Corporations associations and persons must present bids to the County Clerk or the undersigned before the date. The Commissioners Court will consider bids and award to the highest and best bidder. GEO. H. McLAREN County Judge.
The report notes 81 722 people in U S jails while alleging that as Republican senators congressmen and others involved in land frauds and related malfeasance are tried the number could rise significantly keeping a focus on political graft in Pennsylvania and related corruption scandals.
Simon Guggenheim senator elect from Colorado will tell Congress of the smelter trust advantages when convened. Trust-busting experts are investigating the matter as back scratching by several Republican senators hints at hidden corporate influence.
A vintage patent medicine ad proclaims Cheatham's Chill Tonic cures chills for all ages and guarantees a refund if it fails. The copy emphasizes tested merit and time proven effectiveness.
The Cortelyou literary bureau appears in New York and Washington. The text questions why he and Bliss took money from insurance companies in 1904 and why he places public money in banks without interest. It suggests he could have raised a larger corruption fund than for President Roosevelt.
A promotional verse touts Hunts Lightning Oil as a universal remedy for aches, bruises and joint pains. It promises rapid relief by rubbing the oil on affected areas to extract pain and poisons and heal stings.
Gro H McLaren of Graham Texas invites parties desiring to borrow money on real estate or sell vendors lien notes to contact him. He has arranged with a major southwestern mortgage company to handle loans in the region and will give personal attention to all business.
An advertisement states nervous disorders affect organs via nerves and that Miles Nervine restores nervous energy to improve organ action. It includes a testimonial from a Co. C, OPPAHL, Minnesota soldier and notes the product is from Miles Medical Co. with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
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