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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
10
The New York World editorially counters Mr Hays defense of the motion picture motion. It argues that moral principles of film art are not younger than those of other pictorial arts. It claims standards have been violated due to undue prosperity and that only producers have failed to show due respect.
A collection of Japanese proverbs presenting cautions about happiness, skill, trust, and seasonal change. Notable lines warn against rice-starvation mood, boastfulness, distrust of women, class equality in love, and the danger of visible weaponry.
A notice states that any erroneous reflection on the character standing or reputation of any person firm or corporation in The Leader will be corrected promptly once brought to the publishers' attention. The notice emphasizes responsibility for accuracy and readers' rights to request corrections.
A call to fathers to set a good example for boys by taking them to church and Sunday School. It urges guiding youth to follow Bible teachings, starting next Sunday and continuing. It emphasizes churchgoing as a lasting kindness for the community and nation.
Readers note a shift as major circuits stop jokes about the Volstead act. Complainants and theater managers push to curb dry and wet patter, saying audiences prefer shows that respect the law. Managers bow to public demand, pledging to tailor bills to audience taste.
Will Hays argues the motion picture industry shows no inherent wrongness beyond youth. He claims early era of film is under twenty years old and mistakes are youthful errors, not structural flaws in cinema.
A sermon emphasizes that God deeply cares for every person and desires all to cling to Him, know His name, and call on Him with fervent devotion.
By order of the County Court of Tarrant County a sale is scheduled in Graham Young County Texas for September 5 1922. F O Goshorn et al owe 418.55 with 10 percent interest and costs. The property is a 24 by 30 foot plain building on Pecan Street back of Ranger Gasoline Station plus the lease on the ground. Sheriff John W Saye will conduct the cash sale to the highest bidder.
The State of Texas issues a publication citation to summon defendants in District Court, Graham, for case No. 6929 filed August 2, 1922 by L. L. Kinnebrew against O. O. McClain Guy S Bumgarner Mrs. J Hopper C H Turner L E Russum W M French and Employes Lumber Company. The action seeks foreclosure of a first mortgage on a frame building in Ivan Texas with liens claimed by laborers and material men, and names homeowners and parties with interests. The publication directs sheriff to publish weekly for four weeks prior to September 4 1922 and to require appearance at the next term for judgment and sale.
A historic editorial argues the core public issue is preserving the home. It calls for strict marriage safeguards, requiring certificates of health and sound morals for three generations, and stresses parental responsibility in preventing matrimonial looseness.
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