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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1924
Page
2
The article notes Lebanon’s post Armistice independence and adoption of the cedar as national emblem for its flag. It recalls ancient ties to Solomon and Hiram’s cedars, praising Lebanon’s aim to govern itself and stand among nations with its historic cedar forests and two ancient temples.
The article outlines two preventive methods: sanitation and vaccination. It stresses sanitary premises with clean kitchens and proper privies, safe drinking water, and fly control, plus prompt antiseptic care for patients. It also urges vaccination every three years, citing historical typhoid deaths in U S conflicts and World War II style vaccination effectiveness.
A Sunday school reminiscence recalls King Solomon choosing cedar from Lebanon for the temple, noting the wood's lasting quality and the mountains' rugged, enduring forests. The tale frames wisdom in material choice as a lesson for youth.
Greece faces radical republicans who seek to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic without a popular vote. Venizelos, a famed Greek statesman, has returned to France in frail health after attempting to aid the government amid the crisis.
The article argues that most people quit early in tasks from school to business and farming. It uses UT students and a town merchant as examples, noting procrastination and reduced effort undermine success. It contrasts those who persist with those who withdraw, especially during bad times or campaigns.
Texas towns are expanding with new homes while country areas see fewer builds outside improved highways. Country schools show notable upgrades through district consolidation. Farm modernization and faster country roads attract people to towns. those remaining in the country could soon build better homes and live more comfortably.
A Russian of royal blood is described as a street cleaner in Constantinople with a princess or two working as waitresses in local restaurants and one having become a washerwoman, illustrating hardship among former nobles.
The First Christian Church invites worship with Bible School at 9 45, Communion at 10 45, sermon by the pastor at 11, Sunday evening service at 8 15, and mid week prayer at 8 15. Morning sermons explore Gods love in Revelation while evening sermons focus on Gods faith in man. The messages offer spiritual cheer and food for thought and the public is urged to attend.
A unique suggestion by Dr Maltbie D. Babcock proposed setting aside one day for complaining to cram in worries and leave the rest of the year for gratitude.
Mrs Sherrine near here on Route 2 says her grandmother used Black Draught for stomach issues and headaches and she continues the home remedy for constipation biliousness indigestion and other liver stomach and bowel woes. She notes ten million packages sold yearly as the standard liver medicine in many homes and urges insisting on Thedford's genuine Black-Draught powder delivered by dealers.
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