Very special prices on all Ivory products offered
Special sale offers limited to Ivory items with a large variety of dolls and toys for children available at reduced prices.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1924
Page
10
Special sale offers limited to Ivory items with a large variety of dolls and toys for children available at reduced prices.
Advertises a boxed stationery sale featuring a large selection of handkerchiefs in linen and cotton, available plain or with initials. Highlights low prices starting at 35 cents and boxed options in sets of three or six.
Practical gift ideas for women include kimonos lingerie robes belts gloves hankies purses and boxes of perfume and toilet water. Also offered are slippers scarves towels towels and washcloth sets fine wool blankets and sweaters plus various house items and accessories from a wide range of brands.
Congress should pass a constitutional amendment to stop the issuance of tax exempt bonds and push early adoption by state legislatures. The piece argues such bonds boost public expenditure and raise interest rates across all sectors, benefiting rich investors while crippling productive enterprise and payroll growth.
The quote frames deliverance as shallow without guidance as the deeper need. It suggests the supplicant must submit their will to seek true help. The idea contrasts immediate deliverance with the enduring path of direction and inner obedience.
A concise quotation notes that a few well-studied books enrich understanding far beyond many superficial reads, compared to how ordinary students engage with texts. The author highlights depth over quantity in learning.
A quotation contrasts character as a man’s inner reality with reputation as the opinion formed by others. It notes character is inside him while reputation remains a shadow cast by others’ judgments.
Arkansas has mined nearly six thousand diamonds, more than any other state. The figure underscores Arkansas's prominence in gem production and hints at rich mineral deposits across the region.
Paul Shoup, vice president of Southern Pacific, argues Americans must confront rising taxation and demand economy in government. He notes one seventh of national income goes to taxes and per capita taxes have tripled since 1912, urging prudent public spending to protect property rights and national prosperity.
A man negotiates with a horse dealer for a gentle mount for his wife. The dealer swears the horse is safe and calm as a "lady's horse" but secretly admits the horse is scared to death of someone saying whoa.
Miss Susan Brandeis daughter of Judge Louis D Brandeis of the United States Supreme Court has been licensed to practice before the court It is likely her father will abstain from participation when she argues a case before the court.
Ed Purdy comments on the era of cars and auto mobility, noting the lack of horse sense in modern driving as he observes the transition from horse drawn to motorized transport. The playful column reflects early 20th century attitudes toward automobiles and progress.
A rural teacher laments preschool children in regular classes on busy days. The piece argues the practice shifts parental responsibility, distracts pupils, and harms young children and teachers, urging local organizations to discuss and shape public opinion for correction.
A playful scene unfolds as an office boy and editor discuss visitors. A woman insists on meeting the editor, claiming to be his wife, prompting the boy to quip that that’s what they all say. The exchange underscores newsroom bustle and the editor’s demand for quiet.
A note urging a little more patience and charity for all, more devotion and love, less bowing to the past, and a forward look with faith in fellow citizens. The speaker predicts a future burst of light and life.
Great Britain under the new Conservative regime repudiates the Anglo Russian treaties from Ramsey Mac Donald’s Labor government. A note to Russia accepts the Zinoviev letter forgery explanation. The treaty had bound England to guarantee a loan to the Soviet union.
None else than God can deal with it, the speaker asserts that only divine power can address the severity of sin.
The Haden Austin Co of Houston won the $639,948.28 contract for surfacing West and South Highways and drainage and grading on the East Highway, subject to State Highway Department approval. Six bids were received with Chapin-Kemp Co at 846,236.86 and Haden Austin at 637,948.28, with other finalists from Fort Worth Mineral Wells and Sherman.
F. J. Haynes and Miss Viola Mae Young obtain a marriage license. J. C. Hawkins and Miss Ida Owen also secure a license.
A reflective quotation notes that across all ranks of life the human heart yearns for beauty and that God’s beautiful creations are gifts shared by everyone. The line emphasizes universal access to beauty as a divinely given provision.
Beautiful weather follows winter as hogs were killed during the cold spell. Grain crops need rain. School closed for holidays with program and a Christmas tree. Teachers attend institute at Jacksboro. Moren family calls and a foot injury. Byron Wade to buy Jersey cow. Grandma Jarnagin visits Palo Pinto. Sunday School and preaching draw a good crowd. Salem service well attended. Local visits to Dallas and plans for Christmas Eve tree at the schoolhouse.
A coal exhibit at the Utah state capitol features a lump weighing 22,900 pounds, touted as the largest single coal piece ever mined. The block measures five feet by five feet by ten feet and draws visitors seeking a historic display.
Deep granite peaks harbor water sought by pious Buddhists who visit in thousands each year. They drink the mineral water believing it will shield them from sickness and evil.
Reports from the United States Health Service trace vaccination back two millennia, noting smallpox inoculations in India and China as early as 300 B C. The account highlights ancient origins of immunization practices and marks a long tradition of preventive medicine.
Statistics cited show that among the thirty four top executives of an Eastern railroad company, twenty seven are college graduates, illustrating a strong link between higher education and leadership in the industry.
The Noebel peace prize was not given for the year 1924 because no suitable candidate could be found.
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