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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
3
In Outing Magazine a pilot describes the exhilaration of early air travel. The craft surges forward, then rises, wind roars in the ears, and vibration fades as the earth speeds by. The aircraft banks and curves smoothly, maintaining balance without the flyer tilting, a water glass remaining steady on the floor during turns.
A Cincinnati Enquirer item quotes a beauty doctor boasting of removing hair and using procedures that supposedly let grandmothers resemble thirty-year-olds. He recounts grandmothers avoiding the label while having grandchildren call them romantic nicknames, and shames critics who doubt the treatment’s effects.
Gus Thomas recalls an evening with Marie Henry Watterson in Louisville. They stayed late past 4 a.m. and woke separated, unsure how they got home. Marie Henry finally confirms she took Gus home after the night out.
The article notes that poor infants die frequently before summer due to neglect in hot weather. It argues care must start at birth, when babies are healthy, but parents fail to recognize their responsibility and require babies to be cared for.
Spigot-Johnson drove into a garage yesterday causing property damage. Faucet expresses disbelief while noting the incident occurred near a local shop. The event underscores driver attention issues and local traffic concerns.
In a curt exchange a barber is blamed indirectly for an extra cut. The speaker explains they treated a friend to a haircut and the companion insisted on another, leaving the financial fault disputed and unclear.
Becker confirms Kaicker is conversant with history, noting her graduation as a combined effort involving sisters. The statement appears fragmentary and lacks concrete event details.
A Providence Journal excerpt argues no man freely chose trousers. It claims women forced dressing choices from infancy through adolescence, shaping men into pants wearers to avoid social sensation. The piece emphasizes gendered control in fashion history.
A brief humorous exchange has Tired Tinkham refusing meat for weeks and Mrs Soakum suggesting he fetch chops from the woodshed. The light dialogue hints at domestic whimsy and rural setting.
A judge questions a divorce filing where the woman says after two weeks of marriage she cannot endure her husband. She agreed to alimony based on a $5,000 yearly income, but now learns he earns only $40 weekly and vows never to forgive him.
Dr Marguerite Buchanan of London heads the British Association of Women Pharmacists and aims to interest women in pharmacy. She notes the work is endlessly fascinating historically and as evidence of science progress, adding a human interest angle to attract women.
Atlas speaks that graduates will relieve him as he endures one more shift before they take over the burden. The line frames a moment of transition and a hopeful note for the next generation.
In a humorous exchange Jewett jokes that his marriage has lasted so long it seems he was wed before his own birth, reflecting a playful record of a social quip.
A. H. M. Anderson from Olney came last Tuesday while J. L. Vaughan made a quick trip to Fort Worth yesterday. Fred Perry and wife from Jacksboro spent last Sunday here. W. M. Ritchey from Murray called last Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Terrell returned Monday from Itasca. R. L. Denman of JacksboroWas in town on Tuesday on business. Mrs. Joe Yancy of El Paso arrived Saturday night to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hindman. Alcorns to Grand, Oklahoma to live with Rob Alcorn. Rev. R. L. Alcorn's wife recently died. For Piles use Dr Coxs Barb ed Wire Liniment 25 c size. If no relief, money refunded. Sold by B. S. Doty & Co.
In Graford Texas on June 30th 1909 Uncle Davie McClure and the narrator ride to Sharps Valley with a boy mule in a buggy. The mule rears and buckles sending them over the dash board as many bay mules appear on the road. The writer jokes about losing a lane full of bay mules and contemplates legal action against the county over the road.
A millionaires baby attended by a top baby specialist could not be cured quicker or surer than your baby with McGee's Baby Elixir. It cures diarrhea dysentery and ailments of the stomach and bowels. Price 25c and 50c. Sold by all druggists.
Mr and Mrs W T McWilliams and their son Yates left Graham for Fort Worth after a six month stay with the Yates family. They resided with Mr and Mrs H M Yates during their visit.
Public notice by F Herron administrator directs all claimants against the estate of Mrs M E Connally deceased to present sworn claims at once as required by law.
The Dallas Semi-Weekly Farm News promotes its standing as a specialty news source and the best semi-weekly publication globally, offering worldwide coverage with a focus on farm news and related topics.
The News Service of the Great Southwest highlights live features including the Farmers Forum the Little Men and Women page the Woman's Century and Market Reports. A semi weekly Farm News is available with the Leader for 81.75 cash for both papers.
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