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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
2
Produce infertile eggs says Southland Farmer
Poultry experts advise breeding infertile eggs to save money when fertile eggs spoil in heat. Keep roosters out and isolate purebreds in roomy shaded enclosures with exercise. Infertile eggs keep about two weeks and reduce losses during off-peak laying periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Money Cost of Tobacco Habit
An old Southern farm uncle recalls how he explained the money side of tobacco use to a boy. He was a heavy smoker and shared a memorable lesson about costs and habits.
Tobacco habit linked to arterial hardening and sudden death
A medical director and health officer from the South discuss how tobacco use, especially among men, promotes arterial hardening and may contribute to sudden deaths. They note their ability to identify smokers by arterial tests and mention growing female smoking in offices. The note ends with a wry aside about gas prices next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Thomas R. Marshall
Water and minerals for cows and the farmer’s feed choices
A dairy management discussion stresses providing water and minerals, using salt with wood ashes or phosphate, and argues producing silage and legume hays is more economical than buying. It advises growing corn and oats with soybeans or other legumes, and balancing feeds by cost and value for cows at different production levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Elitor
John
Tait Butler
Tobacco money saved would have grown to $2690 for education
A farmer recalls quitting tobacco 43 years ago and saving $24 yearly at 4 percent. Compounded, the total would have reached $2,690, with interest alone now funding his children's college education. The lesson: spending on tobacco forfeits future earnings and education funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Poe
Progressive Farmer
Marvelous City Visit to St Peter's Church Italy
An American with a Chrysiler Six stops before St. Peter's in Rome, one of the world’s most famous churches. The site recalls Nero’s Circus and martyred Christians, with St. Peter said to be buried there after crucifixion. In the background stands the Vatican Palace, home of the Popes since leaving Avignon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
Circus Ree
Nero
Peter
Vatican
Avignon
Fire Waste Costs $1,044 a Minute in 1924 Losses
The 1924 fire waste bill reached $1,044 per minute, $548 million yearly, driven by preventable waste. The bulletin notes reductions in some cities through fire prevention efforts and urges nationwide local chamber programs to cut losses. A separate Farmers Short Course at Texas A&M College College Station runs July 27 to August 1 for agriculture and home economics education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Insurance Department
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Fire Waste Council
Bulletin
Chambers of Commerce
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
College Station
Texas
T. O. Walton
Hoxie's Newest Role in Ridin' Thunder at National Theatre
Frank Douglas, a wealthy rancher, shoots a coyote and faces possible gallows in Jack Hoxie's Ridin Thunder. The Blue Streak Western plays at the National Theatre Friday and Saturday July 31 and August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Douglas
Jack Hoxie
National Theatre
Average dollar bill lifespan cited as eight months
An exchange claims the average life of a dollar bill in circulation is about eight months, though many people observe that dollars seem to last longer in everyday use.
Crowded Hour at National Theatre with big Paramount cast
The Crowded Hour featuring Bebe Daniels plays at the National Theatre on July 29 and 30. It boasts Paramount’s largest supporting lineup yet for the new star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Bebe Daniels
National Theatre
Teacher and Pupil Debate Over Meaning of a Fish Net
A pupil defines a fish net as a lot of holes tied by a string in a concise classroom exchange. The moment captures a simple linguistic lesson as a teacher prompts a definition.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Security Electric Co
Graham
Graham Leader Company
Bowron & McLendon, Props
Rome
Chrysler Corporation
Doctor” Duncan
Reginald Denny
Saturday Evening Post
Harry Leon Wilson
Hoxie
Paris
Paris Tailors
A. B. Chapin
Fpici An
Cclowe
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