Judge sentences man to twenty years hard labor
A judge imposes a 20 year hard labor sentence on a man, suggesting the term will keep him imprisoned for a long period. The speaker comments on the severity and potential effect of the punishment.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
2
Correction policy for The Leader columns at Graham Texas
Notice from The Leader publishers states they will gladly correct any erroneous reflection on any person firm or corporation found in their columns upon notification. The notice appears in the Graham Texas post office stamped second class mail and serves as a standard rectification pledge for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Texas
ACCIDENTS AT CROSSINGS AND AUTO SAFETY
A historical notice cites that 14 379 people died and 30 522 were injured at railroad highway crossings in six years, with 80 percent of crashes involving auto occupants. It urges drivers to slow, look, listen, and stop if in doubt to save lives.
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United States
Then and Now Contrast of Past and Present Lifestyles
The piece contrasts old and new daily life from clothing and transport to farming practices. It notes bed-tick splints and celluloid collars giving way to belts and modern fabrics, oxen and mules replaced by five ton trucks and tractors, and old marriage patterns giving way to transient living arrangements.
Local State Weighs Divorce Suit Amid Economic Strain
The Mineral Wells Index reports signs of strain as the economy falters and heavy spending grows. Citizens note a drift from prudent habits toward extravagance while supporting progress and reform without assigning fault.
Rural school consolidation trends show steady progress
Bureau of Education figures reveal rapid advancement in consolidating one teacher schools into larger districts. In 1924, 165 417 one teacher schools existed, down 10 028 since 1922, while 14 918 consolidated schools in 46 states mark a 2 603 rise since 1922, with about 1 000 new consolidations yearly since 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Use of Titles by Married Professional Women
Dear Miss Flo answers questions on how a wife of a professional man should present herself. A wife should not use her husband’s title on visiting cards, and should keep her card to her name, address, and day at home. A professional woman should not use her professional title on social cards, but may on business cards only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo
Mourning Etiquette For A Fiances Widow
The guidance states it is not required or ideal for a girl to wear mourning for her fiancé, done only in exceptional cases. White stationery suits all occasions including mourning, may feature a narrow black border, while grey stationery becomes acceptable after two to four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Flo
Gall stones and liver health warned in short notice
The article explains how sugar crystals form when syrup and bile share stagnation, linking inactive habits to gall stones. It notes that many people have stones without knowing, describes painful stone escape, urges jaundice examinations, and calls outdoor activity and a vegetable diet for liver health with next week’s topic on custom versus common sense.
Life's Mirror Reflections by Panne
A short meditation on happiness as a proof of faith. The author argues that one happy moment can outweigh a life of sorrow and even bridge life and death, suggesting a single joy can redefine existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panne
Constable Sale Notice in Graham Texas 1926
By order of the District Court of Young County a sale is set for the first Tuesday in July 1926. The property is W. E. Bowen’s Lot 1 in Block 2 Vaughan Stone Addition Graham. The debt is $1709 plus costs, with interest from March 1926. J. D. Dawson Constable, Graham, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Young County
L. L. Kinnebrew
W. E. Bowen
Court House
Graham
Texas
Vaughan-Stone
J. D. Dawson
Gas Makes People Nervous and Restless Adherika Remedy Ad
Gas pressure in the abdomen causes restlessness and prevents sleep. Adlerika removes gas in ten minutes and brings out surprising amounts of old waste matter. An excellent intestinal evacuant for constipation and stomach trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Ll.m. Davis Drug Co
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Ben Paschall
Gulf
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Gulf Refining Company
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