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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1922
Page
2
Notice printed at the Gra ham Texas post office state of correction for any erroneous reflection on character or reputation in The Leader. Readers are urged to bring such items to publishers' attention for prompt correction and clarification.
Postmaster Long promotes buying stamps and supplies locally in Graham to sustain the town office’s ratings and employment. He notes many Graham branches send stamps from main offices, risking reduced receipts and clerk hours if purchases move elsewhere. The aim is to keep all Graham offices stocked locally.
The local office should spend its money with the Graham post office rather than in some other city. Help the postmaster make this the best office in its class. He will do his part.
The article recalls the 150th anniversary of Christ Church in Alexandria. It notes the church’s completion in 1773 and its formal turnover February 27, 1773. It mentions George Washington buying the first pew No.5 for 36 pounds and 10 shillings, the highest pew price, and references Washington announcing his support for independence in 1774 from the church steps.
A San Francisco police court case featured a dog accused of biting a five year old child over a bone. The dog, backed by a longtime unimpeachable reputation, was found guilty after evidence of dental marks. Judge Lazaris delivered a landmark decision praised for logic and humanity.
The judge quotes a canine defense, likening the dog to protect its bone as sacred property. The judge suggests understanding animal emotions, notes the dog’s provocation, and dismisses the case, framing the dog’s actions as justified under defense of property.
The Tuscaloosa mule Old Kate, famed as a former mascot of Governor William W. Brandon, aged 47, reflects on a life linked to Alabama politics. Once a horse-car mascot in the 1890s, she accompanied Brandon toward his gubernatorial ascent and even traveled to Montgomery for his inauguration before an accident kept her from the event.
A terse dialogue shows a young wife accusing her husband after a stag party. He admits attendance as he staggered home, signaling a strained domestic scene. No further details are provided.
The Bureau of Railway Economics reports American railroads moved more freight in May than any month since invention of railroads, totaling over 39,000,000,000 net ton miles. This marks a 2.7 percent rise from May 1917, the previous high.
The proverb states business thrives where invited and treated well. Many men seek water by crossing the stream, illustrating effort follows opportunity and favorable conditions attract enterprise.
J G Harris states he has bought J A Sims interest and will continue the business at the same Graham location. He asks for patronage and notes prices of 47 to 50 cents.
Modern Calotabs claim to de-nauseate calomel, purifying its use for biliousness, headaches and liver troubles. One tablet at bedtime with water promises no taste or griping, a good night, and a next morning feeling well. Sold in sealed packages 35 cents large and 10 cents small. druggists will refund if not delighted.
A witty exchange unfolds on the ballroom floor as a woman notes her husband’s jealousy and her habit of dancing only with plain people. Her partner replies that the system has worked for years, adding a sly counterpoint to the social scene.
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