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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
2
Notice from The Graham Leader stating misprints or erroneous reflections will be corrected promptly upon notification to the publishers. The statement appears in a post office classified line indicating second class mail status for the Gra ham, Texas publication.
The piece urges communities to give lasting gifts through good education. It compares temporary wealth with permanent mental and moral gains, calls for sanitary, comfortable school buildings, and suggests using the Christmas vacation for repairs or new construction.
A bitter call to action against Count Boni de Castellane and other wealth-hungry European nobles who prey on American heiresses. The piece urges Congress and state legislatures to pass laws escheating estates of American girls who wed alien nobility, arguing inheritance is statutory and safeguards exist for the weak. It condemns vanity, declares the need to shield heiresses, and laments reckless social climbing.
An efficiency expert notes men spend seventeen and a half minutes sharpening every pencil used. The text muses if this is sharpening thoughts, resting the mind, or mere time-wasting. It argues meaning lies in whether one does more than whittle the pencil.
Sealed bids will be received until 8:00 p m on December 13 1923 at City Hall Graham for paring and improving Elm Street per plans on file. Each bid must include a 5 percent certified check payable to the City of Graham, forfeitable if the bid winner fails to furnish bond as required. The right to reject any bid is reserved by RF Fowler City Clerk.
A quoted abolition by an American critic condemns shipping brewery machinery to China from outlawed U S plants as an unspoken crime. The note then records J F Shatto of Loving visiting The Leader office last Friday, mentioning his infrequent Gra ham calls and regular newspaper reading.
Notice to publish in a newspaper of general circulation for 20 weeks. Morris A. Lively, executor, applies to Young County Court for sale of real estate in Commerce Hunt County and Fort Worth, Tarrant County. Hearing set for the next term starting January 1924 at Graham Court House.
A reflective piece argues that restraint at the moment of potential harm shows greater moral strength than returning aggression. It cautions against responding to a wrongdoer with violence and emphasizes measured self-control even when personal injury seems likely.
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