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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1924
Page
8
Readers seek etiquette guidance from Miss Flo on wedding markings for linen and silver, invitation replies, who pays for bridesmaids’ dresses, who buys flowers, placing napkins, salad etiquette, and proper carriage and introduction rules. The letters cover dining manners, greetings, and seating courtesy.
In Crissey Field California a civilian team from J. E. French Co San Francisco Dodge Brothers dealer stripped a 1917 Army Dodge to bare frame in 16 12 minutes and reassembled it in 98 minutes to win a contest against soldiers. Officials praised the civilian crew noting the advantage of using an approved service station for specialized tools and labor saving methods.
The Leader urges careful reading of Christmas ads to spot real information and savings. It notes warm fall delaying winter purchases and promotes Graham merchants with wide stock, promising complete lines from pins to radios and automobiles.
A caller enters and requests a dining room set during a casual exchange in the house. The Lady of the House replies with a cordial invitation while negotiating the encounter. The scene emphasizes social etiquette and a light domestic mood.
Ad promotes Ironized Yeast as a remedy for hollow cheeks neck and shoulders and dragging fatigue. Claims immediate energy boost and a youthful glow with increased flesh. Sold by Scott-Long Drug Co.
Directors from Tyssen Iron and Steel Works of Düsseldorf visit the United States to survey the country for a potential German market in iron and steel. They plan to study competition with United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel as they seek postwar business opportunities.
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor since its 1881 founding, was unanimously re-elected at a recent El Paso gathering and the federation plans its next meeting in Atlantic City.
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