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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
2
The American Country Life Association urges thorough study of elementary education needs. It questions school term lengths in cities versus rural areas, teacher incentives for rural posts, teacher training, and rural economic and social course content. It also asks how better schools would affect attendance and whether states should guarantee equity of opportunity.
The post office department urges early shopping and mailing as Christmas approaches. Officials stress the rush creates problems and advise citizens to mail early to ensure timely delivery.
The Bessie Larcher Concert Party performs with Miss Beatrice Smith and Miss Ellen Foster. The program highlights ensemble pieces for piano accordion clarinet drums violin and piano with instrumental solos and readings.
A patron urges early shopping as the holidays approach. With three weeks until Christmas, shoppers should select from complete stock and mail gifts now to ensure on time delivery and mutual satisfaction.
A public safety note urges drivers to look both ways before crossing railroad or interurban tracks and to wait for all trains to clear multiple tracks. It warns against stalling on tracks and advises to shift gears early and obey flagmen and crossing signals to prevent grade crossing accidents.
A mischievous boy asks a physician treating a very rich patient if he will charge for tomorrow’s visit. The doctor confirms fees and the boy reveals it was his dog that bit the old man, highlighting the cost of care.
The article extols electricity as a time saving feature on farms providing safer lighting and modern convenience. It notes a half horse electric motor grinding seventy five bushels of barley per hour and unloading hay in five minutes, illustrating labor and time savings amid shortages.
Robert Agnew stars as Billie the young aviator in The Denial at Liberty Theatre on December 3 and 4. Cast includes Claire Windsor William Haines Lucille Rickson Emily Fitzroy Vivia Odgen Edward Connelly and Bert Roach in a story adapted by Agnes Christine Johnston and directed by Hobart Henley.
A reflective statement notes Jesus accepting the required burden with love for God and for humanity, describing his resolve to drink the cup fully despite its burden.
Ruth Wyeth Spears explains making slot seams used to trim tailored costumes. A stay strip cut as long as the seam and about an inch and a half wide is placed alongside. Edges are turned back and basted to form a narrow slot with stitching set about three eighths of an inch from the edges. Press before and after stitching.
Lockney report: R A Kenniston ten miles southwest of town produced 31 bales of cotton from 30 acres on irrigated land watered once in July at about $1 per acre. He sold 28 bales locally and also produced significant feed without extra help.
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