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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
12
The Texas A&M College Extension Service offers detailed pork handling guidance for farmers. It covers selecting healthy hogs, humane killing, bleeding, scalding, dressing, and cooling, plus step by step cuts for shoulders hips hams and bacon. It lists dry salt sugar cure and brine sugar cure formulas with proportions and timings.
A poem celebrates a tree as a sacred, living sculpture that nourishes the earth and greets rain and seasons. It contrasts human folly with divine creation and ends noting only God can make a tree. The verse invokes imagery of birds, snow, rain, and prayerful reverence.
A quotation attributed to Chang Hsoun Hai on regulation emphasizes personal self-control over societal rules. The fragment reflects a stance prioritizing individual restraint and responsibility in behavior.
A humorous row in which an unnamed narrator notes Dumb Dan's quirky opinions. He mistakes a salt cellar for a traveling salesman, calls Gray a shade, refers to Golf Tee as a drink, misreads home dress as neckwear, and confuses thunder with a weather report and Blue laws with a jazz song.
The Graham High School Orchestra visited the First Christian church on Saturday night and gave a well drilled program. The members displayed skill under a proficient instructor and delighted a large audience with several musical numbers.
The line argues that labor leads to wealth and status, suggesting diligent effort earns envy as one rises financially. It presents a moral tied to virtue of work and the social value of tangible results.
The city enforces a fine of 5 dollars for parking within 20 feet of the curb on the public square for more than 10 minutes. The rule aims to keep traffic moving and is highlighted for the holiday shopping period to avoid trouble for pedestrians and officers.
A short quotation attributes avarice to not a vice but a deplorable form of madness. The remark cites Sir Thomas Browne as the source of this thinkerly view.
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