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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
2
The Graham Leader disclaimer and post office designation appear with a statement that any erroneous reflection will be corrected upon notification to the publishers. The text references subscription rates but provides no specifics in readable form.
The Graham issue argues September school openings bring happiness for children while a contrasting cartoon suggests gloom. An editorial by H. H. Avants titled The Beginning of a Joy Ride appears above the piece, with the Leader urging carttonists to celebrate school joys over sorrows.
The seven tallest office structures in New York are the Woolworth Building at 792 feet Metropolitan Life Building at 700 feet Singer Building at 612 feet Municipal Building at 660 feet Bankers Trust Building at 539 feet City Investment Building at 487 feet and Equitable Life Building at 467 feet The Woolworth is the tallest on earth.
The text urges unwavering honesty from daily acts to large affairs. It gives examples on fare, overcharged purchases, and fair price selling to show honesty builds trust for future responsibilities across youth, middle life, and old age.
Wrigley attributes his success to relentless advertising, spending over a million dollars yearly on newspapers to promote 5-cent gum. He says sustained repetition builds demand, as buyers forget if you stop shouting. He urges all businesses to keep telling the public about their product.
A man and woman travel along a country road in tense mood for over three miles without words. A mule at a pasture fence brays, prompting a quip about a relative by marriage. The exchange ends with a lightly humorous remark on family ties.
The article argues that national decline follows women’s modesty loss and urges Christian preachers to condemn immodest dress. It blames mothers for guiding daughters toward revealing attire and ties vulgar dress and dances to moral decay, claiming revival hinges on banning such behaviors.
A critical, satirical portrayal claims the Chinese reverse civilization by orientation and customs. It asserts the compass points south, men wear skirts, women wear trousers, and roles invert with dressmaking and burden bearing swapped.
The remark cited by Smart Sam Law sparks debate over feminism's relevance in modern times as observers weigh whether the comment advances or harms gender equality. Public reaction highlights divided views on progress and representation.
Advice from a health code urges outdoor air and sunshine, ten hours of sleep with windows open, daily bathing, outdoor play, milk and water intake, light dress and warm exercise, hygiene before meals, and avoidance of alcohol and tobacco to prevent disease and aid growth.
A landslide near the Black Sea coast around Sebastopol removed about 130,000 tons of earth, dropping into the sea and forming a peninsula plus several new islands that may be made habitable.
A clinician warns of unseen dangers beyond known enemies and urges school boards to teach bacteriology. The series examines invisible foes like submarines and microscopic germs, arguing better health knowledge can extend life and safeguard families.
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