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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
6
The Mayor of Greater New York presides over more people than George Washington did as president and oversees annual expenditures exceeding the total of Washington and Adams over ten years.
The reason given is fear that Payne’s full disclosures which might follow could be revealed.
J F Hughes of DuPont Ga recounts a long battle with a lung ailment treated by Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He claims rapid improvement and full recovery after trying the remedy. The drug is guaranteed by Edgar Matthews Drug Store, priced 50c and 1.00, with trial bottles free.
The leading Republican paper of the Northwest argues that Minnesota and the region are nearly united for tariff revision. It notes this as a chronic condition in the area, yet the populace keeps voting for "stand patters" year after year.
Aunt Lucindy always carries Hunt's Lightning Oil and endorses it for swellings tooth ache colic weak back and back-ache cuts burns neuralgia catarrh. She boasts sixty nine grandchildren and claims to know what she is talking about. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
Mr Sewburb asks for a lawn mower described as a misfit that could not be pushed by an electric power house nor cut grass. He explains to a surprised clerk that his aim is to break neighbors’ borrowing habit. The Baltimore American notes the peculiar plea in a local exchange.
An old advertisement asserts Groves Chill Tonic contains only iron and quinine in a tasteless formula with the promise No Cure No Pay, priced at 50 cents. It emphasizes the bottle shows the simple ingredients.
A recently moved neighbor jokes that the cheese bought from the grocer yesterday was the liveliest thing he ever encountered. The dialogue unfolds with sarcasm as the two exchange remarks about the store's advertised wares.
Years of dyspepsia plagued R. H. Foster of Salt Lake City 318 South 2nd Street. He credits one bottle of Herbine with relief and says he is tapering off the second while recommending it to friends who also report cures.
In a social exchange, Miss Dich and Mrs. Snobson discuss a wood carving class for a daughter. Mrs Snobson, tone humorous and skeptical, remarks such pastime would be superfluous for her daughter, noting their butler already performs such tasks.
A terse dialogue presents a child named Sonny debating which to lose if confronted by a larger boy. When pressed, Sonny answers that he would lose whatever the thief takes, shifting the emphasis from material to possession in a brief, quizzical exchange.
Advertisement claims Whites Cream Vermi fuge cures inanition in hungry children by preventing worm devouring their food. Promises immediate relief and thriving, with a 25 cent price at Graham Drug Store.
Reading lines and between the lines of the President's Labor Day sermon, the text conveys encouragement for the laborer and abhorrence of the labor tyrant and the shirk.
Life is governed by law and abuse causes pain. Irregular living harms organs leading to constipation headaches or liver trouble. Dr King’s New Life Pills offer a gentle, thorough adjustment for 25c at Edgar Matthews Drug Store. The Panama canal treaty fight helps railroads avoid water competition and keep freight tariffs high.
Advert says no shaking of bottles no licking of spoons or wry faces when using Cheethams Chill Tablets. Sells relief with a no cure no pay offer for 25 cents.
Read like an old medical advertisement claiming aging digestion can be improved. It touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as curing indigestion and aiding nutrient absorption, cites a Perrysburg Ohio case, and promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for bowel regulation.
The piece argues the average Republican accepts the claim that the Republican Party causes good weather and bumper crops. It contends the weather would be worse and crops fail if a Democrat were in the White House this year.
D P Daugherty of Mercer and Sumner counties West Virginia narrowly survived a severe bout of diarrhoea after a neighbor provided Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two physicians offered little relief before the cure. The article also notes opposition to the Dingley tariff duty on wheat, arguing it harms American millers and railroads without benefiting farmers.
W. S Ledbetter of Shreveport La says after failed remedies one box of DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cured him. For blind bleeding itching and protruding piles no remedy equals DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve sold by Graham Drug Co.
A young Japanese compositor on a city journal rides a City Hall train downtown. A fellow passenger questions his ethnicity and the Japanese man fires back with a retort, comparing the other to a monkey donkey or a Yankee before alighting at City Hall station.
A tourist near Aberfoyle, famed for longevity, finds a distressed old man by a hedge who laments that his "father" struck him. The elder claims no idea of his exact age but says he is near a hundred. He leads the tourist to a barn where the son is found and the grandfather curses the boy for future trouble, promising punishment.
President Castro signals plans for another naval review in Venezuelan waters. The move hints at heightened maritime assertiveness amid regional tensions and showcases Cuba's ongoing naval diplomacy.
A storied cure for croup, Chamberlains Cough Remedy, has sold millions of bottles over thirty years. It is praised as standard in thousands of homes with no reported failures, effective when hoarseness begins or a creppy cough appears. Pleasant to take, it contains no opium and is safe for babies or adults. For sale by Graham Drug Co.
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