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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1926
Page
11
Oldsmobile unveils engine upgrades raising displacement from 169 to 185 cubic inches and a 4.73 to 1 rear axle ratio for smoother performance. New dual air cleaners, crankcase ventilation, oil filter, harmonic balancer, heated intake manifold, improved cooling, and revised cam and manifold design promote longer engine life and better efficiency.
Oldsmobile unveils a finer Six with longer life improved economy and sharper performance. It highlights new Fisher Body appointments easier secure features including thermostatic control indirect instrument lighting and a thief proof ignition lock. Prices stay within low standard ranges with GMAC financing options available.
Rev. D. M. Allen of Hueyville Floyd County Kentucky has preached for thirty six years without pay. He refused money for his ministry while advocating aid for preachers and has tied the knot for about five hundred brides since 1894 free of charge. He fights whiskey, counts moonshiners as friends, donates to worthy causes, and has worked as farmer sawmill owner lumberman and school superintendent.
A poetic reflection on enduring doubts and fears across many paths and years in pursuit of a hard won victory. The speaker frames the struggle as a long journey through uncertainty and effort toward eventual triumph.
Betty and Billie debate car brands with witty banter, clarifying that the Willys-Knight vehicle is the choice and not a Packard or Dodge Brothers. The dialogue captures period automotive familiarity and social wit.
A painting believed to be Rubens The Three Wise Men was found at the Menger Hotel in San Antonio valued at thousands. Mrs Keith McGowen plans to travel to Europe July 31 to verify its identity with experts, comparing the original signature to the almost erased mark on the recovered piece. The work, once hidden under a mattress for twenty years after a church theft in Mexico, has been revived to its former colors despite creases and scars.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a mother asks a doctor to visit 43 Baxter Street for her feverish child Willie. The doctor replies with a quip about the second floor height, reflecting a light moment in a domestic scene.
A satirical note argues the League of Nations cannot function well without a unifying figure to rally support and promote teamwork among member nations. It frames the organization as needing public enthusiasm to improve its legitimacy and effectiveness.
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