A Tribute to the Bible
A preacher recalls a spiritual journey through biblical sections likening Genesis to a portico and Revelation to a throne room. He describes scenes from Noah to Daniel and from Psalms to the Acts, expressing reverence for Jesus and the King of Kings.
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William A. Sunday
D. D
Noah
Abraham
Moses
Joseph
Jacob
Daniel
Psalms
David
Israel
Ecclesiastes
Sharon
King of Kings
Matthew
Ark
Luke
John
Paul
Peter
James
Jesus
Wanted a Boy in the Old Moral Vision
A 1900s style appeal by J. Frederick Qualls seeking an ideal boy. It praises honesty, hard work, savings, self control, no slang, discipline, schooling, chores, and respect for family, especially the mother and sister, while condemning street corners at night and lateness.
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Hense
Tests of a Sportsman Ten Rules for Fair Play
Ten tests describe the ideal sportsman. He does not boast nor quit, makes no excuses, stays cheerful in defeat and quiet in success, plays fair, gives opponents the benefit of the doubt, and values the game above outcomes. Quotation attributed to Herbert N. Carson in Making Money.
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Herbert N. Carson
Sunshine in My Heart Poem by Addie Cannon Moore
A brief poem expresses longing to bottle sunshine and share warmth. The speaker laments lacking power to capture daylight but vows to carry a smile and offer kind words to brighten someone’s path. The piece ends with a pledge to harbor sunshine in the heart to impart joy on life’s journey.
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Addie Cannon Moore
Budget Proposal Highlights Luxuries Versus Education
A college president reports yearly spending on luxuries totaling 22.7 billion dollars, including 3.0 billion for races and pleasure resorts, and 1.0 billion for education across schools and colleges. The contrast draws attention to the allocation between indulgences and public education funding.
Three Verb Forms and Examples Among Students
A classroom joke illustrates three forms of expression the verb can take. Tommie cites indicative, interrogative, and imperative moods with examples like Tom is sick, Is Tom sick, and Sick ’em Tom.
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Tommie
Trade at Home Five Reasons for Local Buying
Five points urge shoppers to support Graham merchants. Local trade keeps money in Graham, sustains jobs, and funds school improvements and civic prosperity. Advocates argue high quality service and low prices from home merchants benefit the entire Graham community.
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Graham
Graham Peorle
Good Recipes By Members of Home Demonstration Clubs
Oyster stuffing is described as delicious with turkey and chicken. It scalds a pint of oysters in their liquor, drains them well, and chops them before adding to a foundation dressing lightly seasoned with grated onion instead of herbs.
Creole Gumbo by Mrs. R. J. Wood Mount Pleasant
A traditional Creole gumbo recipe from Mrs. R. J. Wood of Mount Pleasant describes dressing a young chicken in pieces, frying with salt and flour, and cooking with okra and onion in seasoned stock. The method allows substituting one pound of round steak for the chicken.
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R. J. Wood
Mount Pleasant Club
Pineapple and Nut Salad with Citrus Dressing
A simple fruit salad recipe combining one can pineapple one cup nuts and one box marshmallows. Dressing uses orange and lemon juice with a flour thickened custard and whipped cream folded in for a creamy finish.
Graham Cracker Cake and Apple Filling
A Graham cracker cake uses butter sugar eggs and cracker crumbs with lemon rind and sweet milk for the batter. A lemon apple filling blends tart apples butter lemon juice rind and egg then cooks with almonds optional and sweetens to taste before icing.
Hawaiian Pie Recipe from Monument Flint Creek Club
A two part dessert method describes making a brown sugar syrup and pineapple layer, then a whipped egg white mixed batter with flour and baking powder. Bake forty minutes in a metal pan, then invert onto oiled paper to cool and serve with whipped cream.
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Monument-Flint Creek Club
Angel Food Cake Recipe from Mrs Seth Choate
Angel food cake instructions describing tank valley club recipe with eggs whites cream of tartar sugar sifted flour salt vanilla and almond extracts. Steps include foaming eggs beating sugar gradually folding in flour and slow bake about fifty minutes followed by a boiled icing made from sugar milk or water and stiff egg whites.
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Angel Food Cake
MRS
Seth
My Daily Creed
The piece expresses a simple personal pledge to be kinder, more patient, and supportive toward others. It encourages cheerfulness, diligent service, courage against temptation, humility, neighborly consideration, and self-improvement.
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Buick
Studebaker
Micmurtry
Tom Butler
Mrs. Hodge
Red
Graham Cracker
J. W. Haggard
Proffitt Club
G. E. Caskey
Georgette
Bayon Dress Goods
S. B. Street & Co
North Side Square
Graham, Texas
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