Cruel Crack Inventor and Investor Trade Barbs
An inventor insists on two years of mental work while an investor quips about aging in wood, sparking a terse exchange about the project. The dialogue hints at development stakes and skepticism.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
3
An inventor insists on two years of mental work while an investor quips about aging in wood, sparking a terse exchange about the project. The dialogue hints at development stakes and skepticism.
Larry hates to go to bed and frets about tomorrow. He worries about the morning routine of waking up and washing his face.
A humorous line recalls Ole’s remark about feeling sheepish while wearing new fleece-lined underwear, capturing a light moment in a rural setting.
A balmy summer day sets a scene at a brook on a hillside where a maiden kneels and gazes into clear water. After minutes of sighing and thinking she dives in and vigorously starts washing her neck in the stream.
New York State boasts the first illumination with natural gas when a Fredonia, Chautauqua County well tapped a gas pocket. In 1826 Lafayette’s Western tour led Fredonia citizens to light a tavern with gas, a feat noted in Lafayette’s journal. By 1919 US production reached 961.095 billion cubic feet. Local legends tell of burning springs seen by Indians and children lighting rocks with onion shoots.
President Harding addresses Congress asserting constitutional prohibition as the supreme law and warns against personal defiance. He says repeal is unlikely and urges acceptance of the nationwide ban as the Republic’s rule.
A Walton quotation extols conscience as supreme, health as the second blessing money cannot buy, and wealth as a third blessing to be enjoyed with a meek, cheerful heart. It cautions against greed, noting miseries accompany riches and urging gratitude.
The crop ginned before December 1 totals 9,318,144 bales, up 1,679,000 from last year but down from 1920. Texas reports 3,020,196 bales, about one million more than last year and an $100,000,000 rise in value, despite subdued prices. Texas has not gone broke yet.
The First National attraction One Clear Call arrives next Thursday and Friday at the National Theatre. John M. Stahl directs with Henry B. Walthall Milton Sills and Claire Windsor star. Frances Nimmo Greene wrote the story adapted by Bess Meredyth. The plot follows a southern town amid hospital intrigue and Ku Klux Klan nightly rides leading to a dramatic climax.
Public notice for T C Wadley as administrator of Pete Dobbs estate asks all interested parties to file objections to the final account and discharge application by the January 1923 county term. The notice is dated December 11 1922 and issued by W H Kennedy, clerk. Also mentions homicide rate trends in the US and England with notes on punishment and court delays.
E. W. Allen and Dewey Allen retired from the firm of E. W. Allen, L. F. Mallow and Dewey Allen by mutual consent on November 24, 1922. Debts owed to the partnership will be paid to Corner Drug Store, and debts owed by the firm will be paid by the remaining members. Witnessed November 25, 1922.
The Wichita Falls Daily and Sunday Times offers one year for 2.65 dollars for new or renewing subscribers by mail within Texas and Oklahoma from November 1 to December 31, 1922. The plan includes The Graham Leader for five dollars total and delivers both papers for a year.
Publication summons to G C Turner in Young County Texas to answer debt claim of 83.60 filed by Employes Lumber Company, plus foreclosure of a Material man's Lien on a 12 by 14 foot tar paper building in Herron City. Case No. 2633 noted. service by weekly newspaper publication required.
The latest figures show total employment higher than at any point this year since January, reflecting continued labor market strength and ongoing hiring across sectors.
Final account of estate guardianship for Lawrence Keen and Maurine Keen filed in Young County Texas. Notice to interested parties to file objections by January 1, 1923. Hearing to consider account and discharge as guardian set by County Court. Witness W H Kennedy clerk. Sheriff John W Saye certifies true copy.
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