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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1926
Page
5
An instructional piece on hair care stressing beauty standards from Eve through modern times. It advises proper brushing and combing techniques, explains why against improper traction, and emphasizes daily cleaning of tools and personal hygiene for glossy, healthy hair. It encourages brushing at night for relaxation and cautions against sharing combs or brushes.
Tarnish on silver can be removed by an electrolytic method. Heat a kettle with water to boiling, dissolve washing soda and salt per quart, and submerge tarnished silver so it contacts aluminum or zinc. Boil until tarnish disappears, then wash and dry the pieces.
An engraver from Government Printing shops in Washington paid a New York hotel bill with a fat twenty dollar yellowback note he had just minted. The clerk questioned the bill’s validity and summoned the house detective after realizing the engraver’s claim.
State of Texas notices require publication in Young County newspaper. Leslie B Scott filed July 14 1926 for probate of Sarah E Scotts will and letters testamentary. court hearing October 4 1926 at Graham Court House. interested parties must appear. W W Kennedy Clerk Young County Texas issued August 5 1926.
Assistant Attorney General Ernest May stated in a legal opinion to Railroad Commissioner C. V. Terrell last week that the anti pass law covers incorporated motor bus and motor truck companies regarded as chartered transportation companies.
The verse contemplates lasting value beyond status asking how a man lived and what he gave. It ponders deeds, kindness, courage, and friendship over birth or station, and notes how many mourn his passing. The piece reflects on public memory versus private character.
Chinese farmers buy silkworm eggs by the card with over 200000 eggs per sheet. Newly hatched larvae are tiny and called ants. They require feeding every two hours for the first two to three days. By eighteen days they reach full growth.
Experts note flawless emeralds of equal size often exceed price of flawless diamonds. Green stones crack and fault easily, yet perfect emeralds remain highly valued. Top stones come from Colombia and Venezuela. Some rings claimed from Cleopatra’s era bear her portrait, while unflawed rubies surpass diamonds in desirability but are rare.
A court dialogue records twenty years of acquaintance with the prisoner. The witness testifies no disreputable character, noting only a past band association as a possible disturbance to peace.
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