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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1922
Page
2
The Graham Leader issues a standard disclaimer promising correction of any erroneous reflections and lists subscription rates and terms. The notice notes the publisher addresses and the paper’s post office registration in Graham, Texas, with a garbled line of pricing.
Tax-exempt securities have cut total reported net incomes by over 4.0 billion dollars from last year. In 1916 two hundred six individuals were in the million-dollar income bracket, but last year only 21 remained as large sums flowed into tax-exempts each year. About 30 billion of tax-exempts have been absorbed by investors, forcing many with 3,000 dollar incomes or less to pay 46 percent of federal income tax, shifting the burden onto the poor rather than the rich.
Fort Worth Record lists twelve wealthiest individuals with estimated fortunes from 100 to 550 million dollars. Notables include Henry Ford 550 million, John D. Rockefeller 500 million, and T. B. Walker up to 300 million, with several peers from Europe and Asia also cited.
A farmers wife recalls overlooked chances from institute workers and home demonstration agents. She notes waking to find there was training and guidance she needed, recognizing the value of the resources offered by the institute and its staff.
Mrs M. S. in The Progressive Farmer urges farm women to seek guidance from home demonstration agents to learn grading packing and presenting products appealingly at profitable prices. She emphasizes talking with agents and following their advice to maximize success.
The Progressive Farmer notes hogs kept in dry lots suffer severe lice in summer. Clean wallows and oil on water help, coal tar disinfectants aid, and dipping may be best but costly. An oiled sand bath in a shaded, shallow box offers an economical substitute for keeping lice down.
The seacoast charm blends with Broadway luxury in Rose o the Sea a First National attraction starring Anita Stewart opening Wednesday August 1 at the National Theatre Adapted from Countess Barcynska novel the story follows a simple country girl turned floral shop salesgirl who is guided by an unknown guardian and faces social contrasts in a weekend aristocratic party setting Director Fred Niblo highlights vivid settings and varied emotional appeal with a mix of comedy and serious drama based on shop girl customs vs Knickerbocker tradition
The Oil Belt Motor Company offers the 1924 Studebaker line described as the finest cars and greatest values yet. Three six cylinder chassis Big Six Special-Six and Light-Six come in twelve body types with improvements verified by engineering tests and safety features. Local dealers urge readers to view the extensive ad in The Leader for details.
A new photoplay appeals to romance lovers with The Isle of Lost Ships at the National Theatre next Monday and Tuesday. Maurice Tourneur directs this adventure film presented by M. C. Levee through First National. The story unfolds on an island in the Sargasso Sea formed by derelicts swallowed by a weed choked vortex.
An insurance agent’s office hosts a doctor examining a nervous applicant. The doctor asks about risky behavior and the applicant replies that he sometimes chews a little gum. The fragment hints at character and social mores of the era.
In a light moment, She notes a rain touch on her cheek while Dick reminds them they are beneath a weeping willow, hinting at a scene of quiet observation in a natural science setting. The exchange blends whimsy with a subtle nod to the outdoors.
An American Museum of Natural History expedition returns from Santo Domingo with giant tree-dwelling frogs that bark like foxhounds and squeal like pigs. The eggs hatch into tiny fully formed frogs instead of tadpoles, a remarkable life cycle discovery.
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