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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1926
Page
2
The Graham Leader lists its policy to correct erroneous reflections upon any person firm or corporation upon notification to publishers. It also presents subscription rates: one year six months and three months for $2.00 1.26.
A historical Texaco Star feature extols the ideal of a real man. It praises honesty, dependability, loyalty, self control, and courage, contrasting self pity with duty. The piece urges hard work, fair wages, and fidelity to one’s spouse, urging upright conduct in public and private life.
With hot weather approaching, concerns rise about preserving egg quality and maintaining prices. Farmers and grocers weigh methods to keep eggs fresh, prevent spoilage, and sustain consumer confidence amid rising temperatures.
The article advises removing all male birds for three weeks to produce infertile eggs. It notes infertile eggs keep longer in cool storage and that fertile eggs sell poorly in summer. It suggests consulting grocers and notes some poultrymen already stamp infertile eggs for consumer clarity and willingness to pay a premium.
The Magnolia Park News reflects on the Texas gubernatorial primary result. It credits Lynch Davidson with ability and character but notes his defeat, citing the Ferguson Moody conflict as the tipping factor. Davidson publicly congratulates Attorney General Moody and pledges support for a potential run-off, exemplifying sportsmanlike conduct and civic spirit.
A provocative editorial argues that modern treatment of harsh men and women surpasses the old code of chivalry, urging readers to celebrate progress and discard outdated notions of glory.
Mrs. Tom Butler of the Red Top Club shares oyster stuffing for turkey and chicken. She scalds a pint of oysters in their liquor, drains well, and chops. Then she folds the oysters into the foundation dressing and seasons lightly with grated onion instead of herbs.
Mount Pleasant club prepares a Creole gumbo by frying seasoned chicken pieces with salt and flour, then frying okra and onion in fat, combining with the meat, adding boiling water, and simmering for an hour. Season with salt and red pepper and serve over rice. beef can substitute for chicken.
A simple fruit salad recipe credited to Mrs Hodge uses pineapple nuts and marshmallows. Dressing combines orange and lemon juice flour egg yolks or whole egg sugar then heated until thickened and cooled before folding into whipped cream and the salad ingredients.
Proffitt Club recipe for Graham cracker cake with butter sugar eggs and cracker crumbs. Instructions cover cream butter, fold in yolks and whites, milk, lemon rind and baking powder, bake in layers or pan. Filling combines tart apples, butter, lemon juice rind and almond garnish, then top with boiled or cold icing.
A two part recipe outlines making a brown sugar syrup, then a pineapple cake batter. Cook syrup, cool, line a pan, arrange pineapple, mix batter with eggs flour sugar and baking powder, bake about 40 minutes, turn onto oiled paper to cool, serve with whipped cream.
A vintage recipe for Angel Food Cake by Mrs Seth Choate from Tank Valley Club. It lists egg whites, cream of tartar, sifted sugar, Swans Down flour, salt, vanilla and almond extracts, with detailed steps for beating, folding in flour, pouring into a greased pan and baking slowly. Boiled icing with sugar milk or water is described, beaten with two stiff egg whites until cool.
A F Kerr aged 73 longtime Clerk of the District Courts Wichita County, dropped dead at his home Saturday from heart failure in Wichita Falls. He served fifteen and a half years in the post and was regarded as a respected county citizen.
A bedside exchange shows a doctor questioning Mrs. McTavish about her husband’s condition. He notes the patient seemed restless and requested water multiple times, remarking that the man appeared delirious. The scene hints at a medical crisis and mounting tension.
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