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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
2
Public notice states that The Leader will gladly correct any erroneous reflection upon a person firm or corporation once brought to the publishers. It lists subscription rates for one year six months and three months with uneven spacing and possible typographical errors.
A historical note argues that accidents claim more lives and disable more workers than old age and unemployment combined. It cites that twelve million are killed or injured annually with fatalities every five minutes. It frames risk comparisons to emphasize accident prevention.
The item cites annual counts of accidental deaths and injuries from motor crashes and fires, noting thousands killed and tens of thousands harmed each year. It also mentions boiler explosions causing hundreds of deaths and injuries and remarks on the fire alarm as a nuisance. It ends with a quip about Franklin Pierce and repeated trials.
A newlywed humorously recalls being labeled as joining the Ban and Jane gang after his wife kept him pacing the floor with the baby all night, highlighting the tight family dynamics.
In a brief dialogue, Smythe acknowledges there is much to say on both sides of the question. Dickson adds a light touch by noting his wife shared the same sentiment. The exchange highlights balanced viewpoints and a touch of humor.
Dumb Dan and Jedkins joke about starting canaries as a hobby. Dan boasts planting a pound of canary seed last week to grow thriving birds. The exchange captures a light regional humor tone and character banter.
A dialogue scene shows Spiffy and a wife debating who has the last word on fashion and trends. The banter reflects generational views and impatience with dated styles.
A terse charge from Stevenson urging immediate confrontation with personal failings. The maxim frames struggle as essential to survival and moral integrity, urging decisive action rather than delay.
By order of the 30th District Court of Young County a sale is set for the first Tuesday in August 1925 in Graham to satisfy a $5659.64 judgment plus costs. Property includes an oil and gas leasehold on 17.5 acres in Young County and all drilling equipment and related personal property on the lease, described with reference to J. Abernathy Survey and J. W. Hughes et al to J. R. OConnell. The defendants are W F Caldwell Fred Moellendick and the Calmo Oil Company.
A D L Moody aphorism warns that excessive busyness excludes prayer and faith. The speaker asserts that if you have so much to do you cannot pray, you likely have more to attend to than God intends you should have.
A humorous exchange mentions a U S Senator Harris of Georgia and a measure to exempt married people under five thousand dollars income while a joke about clothing sickness follows. The dialogue references friends and casual banter about health and attire.
A barber offers a haircut while a man sits, asking not to cut too short for fear people may mistake him for someone else. The brief dialogue captures a moment of concern over appearance and mistaken identity.
A reflective note describes Opportunity continuing to visit, repeatedly knocking at doors left unanswered, implying persistent persistence and hopeful persistence in pursuit of chance or contact.
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