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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
3
The United States Department of Agriculture says Jerusalem artichokes are tubers that grow abundantly in many areas. They can be baked in skins, boiled, or served melted butter with onion juice, and are excellent in salads when raw or boiled. They should be pared thin or grated for mixed salads.
A line from The Kodek Magazine ponders whether pruning rose trees yields better blooms and if readers receive similar trimming reasons in return. The remark frames pruning as a deliberate act to improve yields and beauty.
The State Fire Marshal issues a rule effective September 1, 1925, requiring two fire drills per month in all schools earning fire prevention credit. One drill should be obstructed and the other unobstructed. Boards of Trustees urged to require drills even without credit. copies of suggested drills available on request.
Gas pressure in the abdomen causes restlessness and sleep disturbance. Adlerika removes gas in ten minutes and reveals surprising amounts of old waste matter. An excellent evacuant for constipation or related trouble. L. M. Davis Drug Co. offers Adlerika.
A columnist remarks that today’s generation is overly delicate and effeminate, using sharp phrasing to describe perceived softness and lack of resilience among young men. The brief critic frames a cultural shift and calls for tougher masculine standards.
Old Christ Church on Second Street below Arch in Philadelphia reveals its Colonial build and storied past. Construction began in 1727 with later pulpit moves, gallery expansion, and a 1744 completion. a 1753-54 tower and eight bell chime followed, funded partly by a Franklin-backed lottery. Notable burials include Bishop White and Robert Morris, while Washington reportedly attended in Philadelphia, and Rev Duche faced the Declaration era with a balancing act on royal prayers.
A courtroom exchange has the prisoner admitting he struck the victim with a big stick on the nose. The attorney presses for the stick’s thickness and the prisoner compares it to the attorney’s head to convey the size.
A Wexford minister quotes Paul and Appollos aloud asking who the strangers are. The verger quietly introduces two commercial travelers from White's hotel to the pew, prompting a discreet inquiry into their identity.
The county court of Young County orders weekly publication for ten days in a Graham newspaper regarding Mrs. Ella Weaver Phillips filing for Letters of Guardianship for minors Lamar and Weaver Cunningham. The hearing starts January 4, 1926, at the Graham Courthouse.
Dr F M Register argues parents should stop scaring children with the threat of a doctor and medicine. He notes fright can linger, worsen illness, and harm the child’s future trust in care.
A campaign speaker promises not to insult listeners but immediately speaks condescendingly about their intelligence. The episode highlights the gap between professed civility and delivered rhetoric during the campaign.
An advertisement offers Blue Star Remedy for skin diseases including eczema and ringworm with a guaranteed result. The copy claims no clothing staining and a pleasant odor from a product by a branded company.
Young County Commissioners Court invites bids to clean the courthouse and grounds. Bids due by 10 a m January 11, 1926. County reserves right to reject any or all bids. Information on janitor duties available from the county judge. 18 19¢
Notice is hereby given that an annual meeting of the stockholders of the Loving State Bank in Loving Texas will be held at their office on January 9 1926 at 2 o clock p m. Directors will be chosen for the ensuing year and any other business on the meeting agenda. H G Millican Cashier
A playful look at how Eve’s apple tale echoes in today’s fashion, exploring what a contemporary girl might eat and wear. The piece ponders tradition versus trend, linking dietary choices to stylistic expressions and cultural memory.
A fragment notes 666 as a prescription for colds and bilious fever with brief, unclear phrasing about its effects and a mention of mala. The text lacks full context or outcome.
The article describes how abnormal optic media require constant muscle strain to focus. It notes that eyes under strain can cause nerve discomfort beyond clear vision. An offer for a thorough eye examination by J. L. Woods Optometrist is extended, located on the east side of the square near City Drug Store.
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