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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1923
Page
4
Dodge Brothers introduce a refreshed line with longer wheelbase and lower body, improved ride, semi-elliptical rear springs, and all steel bodies. Models include touring, roadster, coupe, sedans, and panel and screen side commercial cars. Enhanced ventilation, luggage space, deeper seats, improved instruments, and safer brake and lock features highlight the update.
A Progressive Farmer note argues that if a father cannot perform his share in educating children at home he should at least back his wife with adequate home equipment so she can fulfill her duties and his as well.
Mr Ed Cox and his family visited relatives in Megargel on Sunday, sharing time with kin and catching up on family news.
A veteran writer shares practical advice for fuel engine upkeep. Key points include keeping the igniter carbon free, bearings dust free, lubricating bearings, keeping the gasoline tank full, tightening bolts but not over tight, carrying fresh battery cells, sealing water and air leaks, and maintaining ample water in the cooling tank.
The Ball family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for condolence and assistance during their time of sorrow. They extend blessings and hope friends will receive similar kindness when death enters their home.
Six of nine years show profits for the Panama Canal. The 1922 23 receipts reach about 17 508 000 with expenses near 7 000 000 leaving a net profit around 10 000 000. About one third of the canal bond issue has been written off under government ownership.
John Gallaher and his family are expected to return soon from a summer outing in Colorado.
The piece notes proposals to publish all income tax returns to curb frauds and tax refunds claimed by large corporations and lawyers. It reports Republican leaders oppose tax law changes while Progressives Radicals and many Democrats seek revisions to restore excess profits taxes, with preliminary conferences hinting at a heated contest in both houses.
The passage argues true success comes from being true to the best we know in work and conduct. It presses resolve, persistence, and using available opportunities, noting success and failure are internal states. A farmer anecdote underlines resisting new learning when already confident.
Reverend Sam Billingsley and his family from Meridian stayed in the city last week to visit relatives and friends. Billingsley recalls his years at Graham High School and now attends Meridian College, taking the summer off to help the college.
A fragmented note describes using meat grease on broiling grids to prevent sticking. The brief mentions heat controls and a possible technique but lacks complete details or context.
Mr L I Hudson of Campbell is visiting Edgar McLendon and family this week. He returns from a trip to the Lubbock country and joins others with the Lubbock fever.
Dr. Padgett and family with Myrtle Reddell Nettie Reddell and Evelyn McLendon are visiting Colorado Springs and report heavy rain there during the trip.
The former president Woodrow Wilson receives few visitors including close friends. His physical condition shows little improvement since leaving office, and his doctor dismisses reports he planned a transcontinental tour as absurd.
The mark falls further, quoted at 400000 to one American dollar and 2 million to the British pound, signaling sharp depreciation amid market turmoil.
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