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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
2
The Graham Leader announces its policy to correct any erroneous reflections upon any person firm or corporation in its columns upon notification to the publishers. The notice appears in the Graham Texas post office second class mail and lists subscription details.
Production and marketing of quality eggs is vital for a profitable US poultry industry. The author lists practical steps for quality production including healthy hens, clean nests, litter, confinement during muddy periods, breaking up broodiness, handling infertile eggs, timely collecting, careful packing, cooling, and marketing.
A New Jersey advertiser in a newspaper mocks the truth in advertising with a boastful offer to sell a cream colored bungalow at 708 South Avenue. The ad lists severe disrepair including roof leaks, a leaning back door, water in the cellar and a derelict property, inviting any buyer despite health risks.
The fragment suggests a scene of collected rich vintages amid the cooling lava flows of a dormant volcano with vivid, contrasting imagery. No clear onscene entities or concrete facts are provided to anchor a fuller summary.
Irvin Willat directs Warner Baxter Billie Dove Mary Brian and Douglas Fairbanks Jr in The Air Mail based on Byron Morgan's story showing Friday and Saturday June 12 13 at the National theater with the air mail motto as theme.
I S A Whitesides will sell for cash at public sale in front of the Graham Court House door on June 6 1925 the personal property described as One Truck Engine No 5702886 held for storage work and supplies under Texas statutes Witnessed May 25 1925 by S A Whitesides.
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication to Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Harris in Young County for debt suit No. 3141 filed by W. M. Miller. Publication required weekly for four weeks before the June 29, 1925 return term in Graham Texas. Emerson quote included.
The piece argues that schooling erodes ignorance and crime and urges Texas to prioritize public education. It asserts that real progress requires a governor elected on an education platform, capable of uniting parties and guiding the state toward a modern, forward-looking program.
The speaker argues Texas must educate its youth to the highest standard, stating education is a top necessity and a quality commodity. He declares Texas can afford the best state school system and will fund it before 1940, reflecting a broad public vision for education.
The advertisement proclaims light as a wonderful energy that treats refractive eye disorders without drugs. It asserts proper light application yields clear distant vision, while imperfect eyes cause constant effort and nervous discomfort. It invites examinations at J. L. Woods Optometrist, 39tfe, east side of the square near City Drug Store.
Marriage licenses issued include Hiram Padgett with Minnie Adams and Henry Butler with Lorena McLaren. Other pairs listed are J C White and Anna Grace Hall E W Foster and Ethel Webb S R Jeffery Jr and Maude Tipton Floyd Lisle and Laura Dean Wisdom B T Hobbs and Sadie Gray. The Young County Poultry Association meets Saturday June 6 at Mr. Walker's office at three o’clock. All interested in poultry may attend. ownership not required.
Dean Maria Leonard at the University of Illinois presents ten health commandments. The list urges simple lifestyle changes such as eat less and chew more, ride less and walk more, clothe less and bath more, worry less and work more, idle less and play more, talk less and think more, go less and sleep more, waste less and give more, scold less and laugh more, preach less and practice more.
Ad text argues advertisements target the intelligent and mocks literacy tests. It claims the Draft Boards judged adults to be as smart as 13 year olds, then urges readers to be happy in ignorance and focus on getting what they want. The note hints at another piece to appear in two weeks.
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