Graham Leader Notice Corrects Reflections Policy
The Graham Leader states it will gladly correct any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing, or reputation of any person, firm, or corporation appearing in its columns upon being brought to the attention of the publishers.
Texas Leads in Agricultural Output and Livestock
A Dallas Chamber of Commerce reprint notes Texas ranks first in total value of agricultural products for 1924 at 1 064 775 000 dollars and leads in crops value, cotton production, cotton seed oil refining, and livestock counts including goats and sheep, with various state rankings in crops and resources.
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Texas
Dallas
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
To Save an Editor From Starvation Feast
A minister at a recent editorial convention offered a humorous feast of advice for supporting editors. He urged readers to pay promptly for papers, advertise generously, send abundant news, write clearly on one side of the sheet, and mail early to spare editors from mistakes by burying the editor who is dead, as the only one who never errs.
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Honey Grove
A Fair Question Lecturer and Bear Voice Exchange
A dialogue on life loss and replacement unfolds with a witty retort about petticoats. The exchange pairs a lecturer claiming no loss with a Bear’s quip about clothing as a playful twist.
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Bear
Optometrist Ad Offers Eye Exam Near City Drug Store
An ad describes how normal optic media preserve relaxed vision while abnormal eyes require muscle strain to see. It warns against unnecessary strain and invites thorough examinations for correct diagnosis at J. L. Woods Optometrist, east side of the square near City Drug Store.
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City Drug Store
J. L. Woods
Optometrist
Baptist Association to Convene at Jean Church
Rev G W Black moderator of the Young County Baptist Association says the next session will begin Friday September 4 at Jean Church. He urges all county churches to elect messengers and prepare letters. Jean is preparing for a large turnout and is renowned for hospitality.
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G. W. Black
Young County Baptist Association
Jean
You May Have Pellagra Health Ad in Texarkana
Warning of pellagra symptoms and a free booklet offering a distinct treatment endorsed by physicians and a State Department. Dr W C RounTree of Texarkana offers free diagnosis and notes over two thousand treatments sold in the past year.
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State Department
W. C. Rountree
M. D
Texarkana
Tex
Purification Health Ad Claims Calotabs Cure
A vintage advertisement promotes Calotabs as a system purifier and foundation of health. It urges a thorough course taken once or twice weekly, promising relief from chronic ailments. The ad offers a family package with directions for 35 cents and a trial pack for 10 cents at any drug store.
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Nature
Blue Star Remedy Offered for Skin Ailments
An ad promises a jar of Blue Star Remedy for skin diseases including Itch Eczema Tetter and Ring Worm claiming no clothing staining and a pleasant odor. It implies a guarantee and targets readers with skin conditions.
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Hunt
L. M. Davis Drug Co
Gra.am
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