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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
4
Edwin Swan wed Miss Vonnie Tilghman and F. D. Jones wed Miss Johnie Moore. W. A. Caruthers and Miss May Haggard, J. P. Porter and Miss Dollie Reynolds are also noted.
A farmer leaving for the city asks his wife what she wants. She says nothing, then hints as he passes by to pick up a jar of that Traffic Jam from an advertised store.
Stewart-Warner announces rapid progress toward a full radio lineup including two cabinet models a reproducer tubes batteries and aerial and ground equipment. The $450 Console model blends furniture design with a five tube circuit and navy patent license. A built in reproducer clean tone and special battery compartments mark the new line’s features.
Longtime Graham residents Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wood celebrate fifty years in Young County. Civil War veteran Wood served in Parson's Brigade and built many county brick structures. They raised twelve grandchildren and remain active Methodist community members in Graham.
In a humorous quip, Dumb Dan vows not to shiver this winter, claiming his new two pants suit will keep him twice as warm as before. The remark plays on his larger-than-life persona and lighthearted weather bravado.
An Ohio editor tells readers there is no use sending anonymous letters because he never opens them.
Mr. Breed said the seals finance nearly all the association’s efforts. Over 170000 people were reached with health messages outside major centers, about 8000 schoolchildren received full physical exams, and 45000 children were taught health habits through the Modern Health Crusade.
The remark suggests a risky plan to break a porcelain trust by smashing many dishes, implying potential collateral damage and significant consequences.
Edward D. Wilcox, 41 years on the I. and G. N. at Houston, urged city council to build overhead crossings after 19 collisions and 20 lives lost during his career. He described the brutal toll on drivers and train crews, recalling mangled scenes and the haunting sound of wrecks. He spoke of hearing cries and keeping iron nerve to steer the throttle.
Mr Sam Bates of Shamrock Motor Co argues the value of a good used automobile. He notes that if factories stopped producing cars for years buyers could not purchase a quality used car at current prices. He adds a used car retains mileage and remains reliable for transportation regardless of design or color preferences.
Austin reports 30,600,000 Tuberculosis Christmas Seals received by the Texas Public Health Association for sale statewide through Christmas. Seals, postage stamp size, would stretch 483 miles from Longview to Laredo. design features two lit candles, holly, and the tuberculosis movement cross.
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