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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1925
Page
2
Notice states The Leader will correct any erroneous reflection on persons firms or corporations once brought to publishers attention. It mentions subscription rates and refers to the newspaper's policy and pricing.
A historical note on The American's Creed by William Tyler Page, winner of a national contest to express the political faith of the United States. The creed ties government to the consent of the governed and upholds democracy, the republic, and the nation’s founding ideals. It emphasizes loyalty to country, Constitution, laws, flag, and defense against enemies.
Three Princeton club members asked President Coolidge to speak before their society. He asked if they wore suspenders and then told them his son’s advice to hitch up his trousers a notch, a remark that surprised the group.
A humorous line from a community theatre program features a character lamenting over a new soap advertisement gimmick. The quip highlights a joke about customers being washed as living ads whenever they enter the shop.
An old time medicinal pitch touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as the best quick relief for coughs chest colds and hoarseness. The ad claims long trial use in thousands of families and promotes affordable cost at local stores.
Betty Compson leads the Alan Crossland produced film Miami, hailed as a standard setter with lavish sets. The story unfolds around a glamorous gambling resort, palatial homes, hotels, yachts, gowns, and assorted sports, promising strong performances and visual grandeur.
A schoolboy, Graham, recalls poverty and near death, then mercy that transformed him. He vows to help others and support those in need, inspired by a turn to love and faith.
Tom Mix loses nerve in a comic scene as a fashion show causes a chaotic mix. The William Fox film Oh You Tony! plays at the National Theatre Friday and Saturday February 13 14. A man fears fashion satire as a wife accompanies him to a clothing shop with sultry models on display.
A humorous dialogue features a wife asking if sheep are dumb and a husband replying yes in a light home scene. The snippet captures domestic banter framed as a casual moment in a newspaper clipping.
In 1923 Kansas City ranked third in the United States for newspapers mailed, with only New York and Chicago outranking the city.
The Census Bureau estimates the United States property value at 320,803,862,000 dollars, reflecting a seventy two percent rise over the past decade.
South of the Sahara now raises wheat and cotton. Three years ago this region imported flour but has flour mills at Timbuktu and Kati. Irrigation along the Niger will soon be finished, enabling export crops.
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