10 Aug 1895
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1895
Page
1
The issue blends fraternal lodge schedules for Masons and Knights with civic notes, short essays on conscience and ethics, lively anecdotes, pension debates, and local events. It includes business ads, legal notices, and community updates from Graham Texas and Young County.
Ex Governor Bob Taylor recalls his farm roots on the Watauga bank and his shift from politics to a simple farming life with his wife and children. He says his deepest wish is to spend his closing years on a good farm, away from public life. Oregon protests the horse canning industry citing state reputation concerns amid global brand acclaim for Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder.
A remark notes that on each first class ocean steamer about 8000 pieces of glassware are broken and adds that if a green hired girl works in the kitchen damage rises. The piece then ponders preaching and human nature with a wry comparison to Eden and admonitions against talking beyond knowledge.
Mrs. Phineas PT Barnum, widow of the famed showman, married last week in New York City to Demetrius Kallias Bey a Greek who is a Turkish nobleman. The civil marriage preceded a Greek church ceremony by Rev Agath aodoras A Papagergopulos. Barnum had two marriages, his widow remarrying in 1874.
An anti Sunday closing group in New York protests claiming Teddy Roosevelt forces the Goddess of Liberty to slip in and out of saloon doors, arguing if angels must live among men more would fall.
A visitor to President Diaz calls him a commanding figure with Greek features yet notes his Indian-like color and a firm jaw. The account praises Diaz's erect posture gray piercing eyes and direct speech while warning against trivial bravado.
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