Mother Love Poem Fragment
A tender fragment evokes a mother’s gentle presence and a child’s praise. The piece centers on maternal love expressed through a simple, intimate image of a mother’s face and care.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
4
A tender fragment evokes a mother’s gentle presence and a child’s praise. The piece centers on maternal love expressed through a simple, intimate image of a mother’s face and care.
W H Kennedy county clerk advertises marriage licenses for 1.50 at the National Theatre slide. Each license includes two complimentary tickets to the Norma Talmadge film The Only Woman showing Monday and Tuesday, a move the ad says will boost ceremonies.
Mrs Floyd Hinson Floy Jr and relatives express deep gratitude for the sympathy and flowers shown after the sudden death of Marmvirgille. The family notes their enduring sorrow and appreciation for friends’ kind words and support during this time.
A longtime chess pair at Brown's Chop House are joined by a silent observer who misses the underlying strategy. After one player misses a day the onlooker admits he does not know the game, having watched decades without curiosity or insight into others' roles or the larger workplace dynamics.
Director Sidney Olcott who guided Norma Talmadge in The Only Woman also directed Rudolph Valentino in Monsieur Beaucaire. Norma Talmadge's new film will screen at the National Theatre on Monday and Tuesday, April 26 and 27.
Local Better Homes campaigns promote student built housing with boy built houses as practical models. Utica shows four houses constructed by vocational students with drafting classes creating plans later checked by a specialist before carpentry teams assemble the materials.
Mount Vernon Texas April 19 W B Pierce of Eldorado Arkansas arrived with a man’s corpse he believed to be his father Jim Pierce of Smackover. Identified by more than fifty locals as the father the man was alive and the two returned to Smackover with the body.
A Paramount feature titled The Wanderer debuts at the Liberty Theatre next Monday April 26. The ad positions a country boy's journey to the city amid temptations of merchants and pawnbrokers, ends with a rekindled love of home.
Mrs. N. Gegg of Farmer asks the Leader to announce Decoration Day on Saturday May 1 at Farmer Cemetery. Everyone interested should come early Saturday morning and bring tools flowers and dinner.
The speaker extols the Constitution as the source of liberty education and economic strength praising its blessings across civil religious and social life. He asks who would oppose such a document and urges defense and gratitude toward the nation and Providence.
A lion and a tiger drink by a pool with the tiger doubting the lion’s roaring. The lion claims kingship through advertising. A rabbit tries the plan but only squeaks. A fox investigates and dines in the woods, warning that advertising requires real goods.
Swain Machine Shop in Chandler Heights announces a new boring mill capable of boring auto cylinders gas engines and steam engines. It promises smoother surfaces with no hard spots and claims advantages over grinders.
The State of Texas and Young County banking record sworn by Graham Stewart as cashier on April 20 1926 with figures totaling 97636461 dollars and 62 cents. Notarized by Sadie Eddleman. Corrected by FE S Graham attestation.
Warner Bros. presents The Wife Who Wasn’t Wanted at the Liberty Theatre opening Thursday April 29. Irene Rich stars as Mrs Mannering a sacrificed wife and mother who forsakes love and reputation to save her son while James Flood directs a photoplay praised for discriminating audiences.
A doctor questions a patient about chest pain using a stethoscope. The patient hedges about angina and clarifies the comment was not about a person’s name. The dialogue reflects a tense misunderstanding in a medical setting.
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