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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
3
A notice from The Graham Leader states that any erroneous reflection about a person firm or corporation in its columns will be corrected upon notification to the publishers. The page shows price lines and a request for reader attention to accuracy.
The International Chamber of Commerce at Brussels will study future air links next June. A Paris meeting resolution directs the Air Transport Committee to explore ideas for global air lines including a round‑the‑world route and cross‑continent transects. An enlarged committee of aeronautical firms and business leaders will prepare for Brussels convention discussions.
Under a New York woman’s will dated last year Harvard University received 765 million dollars to raise salaries of instructors and professors who earn smaller wages. The bequest specifies improving pay for lower earners among Harvard’s faculty.
The world’s longest telephone circuit runs 2000 miles between Chicago and Los Angeles. A round trip would take seven days and cost at least $200. A ten minute Chicago call costs about ten dollars, and calls replace long trips. This service is uniquely American.
Dr. Ellsworth Huntington of Yale reports experiments show 60 percent drop in efficiency in hot weather, with fatigue from rapid buildup of waste products. extreme cold also lowers energy. April and October emerge as months most conducive to mental and physical performance.
The first registered nurses of the Republic of Armenia are fourteen girls who have graduated from a training school connected with the Near East Relief orphanage at Alexandropol. The facility housed 20,000 war orphans in barracks formerly used by the czar’s army. The fourteen graduates were former orphanage children and forty more are expected to graduate next year.
Beach attire crackdown announced as pajama wearing on Atlantic City sands is forbidden. girls pledge to comply without protest.
This brief notes residents and events in Graham Texas with many names and places. John Kay and J E Simpson open a bachelors hall on Third street and Mrs B S Doty dies after a long illness leaving a husband and three children. The item lists multiple travels marriages births and local incidents including a boy born to Mr and Mrs Frank Meece and a serious hand injury to Tom Wallace from firecrackers.
Reports say Siam banks employ monkeys stationed behind counters to test coins for fakes. The animals bite the coins and leave no marks on genuine currency while marking bad coins, which are disposed of.
A cork released two hundred feet under water will not rise to the surface due to the immense hydrostatic pressure from the surrounding water. This finding illustrates how depth and pressure affect buoyancy in fluids.
Experts warn the subway is the safest refuge in New York during earthquakes. The idea of riding into a jammed tunnel is portrayed as less frightening than the quake itself, reflecting a bold urban belief in underground resilience.
A Tyler Commercial College reader testimonial praises the program for earning a higher starting salary and faster diploma completion. The letter argues the Texas college offers courses in seven months or less, cheaper room and board in Tyler, and greater career advancement than other schools, with an invitation to request a free book, ACHIEVING SUCCESS IN BUSINESS.
An advocacy piece arguing that good roads benefit travel, markets, rural mail, schools, tourism, health access, and community ties in Young County. It lists seven reasons including hauling efficiency, market timing, post rain usability, tourist growth, rural delivery, school consolidation, and closer social ties with faster doctor access.
Alaska shipped reindeer meat is sold in Pacific coast cities and touted as a favorable alternative to beef with a similar taste and quality.
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