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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1926
Page
2
The Graham Leader announces its status as second class mail matter at the Graham Texas post office and invites corrections for any erroneous reflections in its columns. Subscription rates are referenced but not listed in the readable text.
The article extols country life as healthful and peaceful, contrasting it with city life and jazz. It cites Stevenson and Galsworthy on open air life and work, praising the farmer who improves land, crops, and livestock. Farming is described as industry, business, and profession aligned with science and rewards through intelligence.
An editor lauds the dairy cow and milk in a witty yet sincere tribute. The piece defends milk as a diet, arguing the cow is prudent and purposeful, tending to her work while providing nourishment.
A speaker extols the cow and milk as essential for national welfare, arguing milk should be compulsory from birth to death to ensure brains, disposition, and kindness. The speaker contrasts cow brains with human rants and urges abundant dairy as a luxury needed for people and country alike.
A reflective verse extols anonymous kindness and friendship. It notes deeds that brighten days and the value of giving. The piece contrasts the silence of dead towns with the memory of people who lived to defend virtue.
Italo-Argentine architect Mario Palanti unveils a plan for a Rome skyscraper to exceed the Woolworth Building in New York, aiming 1,100 feet with 88 floors and 4,500 rooms including 100 large halls and a gym for Olympic athletes.
A Litt le word and song seek to brighten life and hearts. The speaker asks for God to help speak the small words and place their song in a lonely vale to make echoes ring.
A local paper underscores its fate tied to the strength of its subscriber base. Editors warn that reader commitment determines coverage scope, community involvement, and financial viability for the coming year.
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