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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
4
A detailed account of Mrs R J Woods garden in Mount Pleasant notes 6 3 4 inch tomato fruits and long east west and north south rows. The article lists crops per 138 foot and 195 foot runs with numerous vegetable rows and defines a family of five weekly preserves and jelly needs. It ends with a church reminder.
Burt Thompson of Spencer W Va wins recognition as the world long distance movie attendance champion. He has never missed a show at the Robey Theater since 1907, nearly 20 years of steady theatergoing.
The piece urges citizens to honor the flag on National Flag Day June 14. It extols Old Glory as a symbol of liberty and humanity, linking the flag to centuries of struggle for equal opportunity and urging respectful behavior in public, even amid past injustices.
Vanna Du Maurier travels to Vienna and Paris for rejuvenation in a sensational F. B. O. picture starring Anna Q. Nilsson. Directed by R. William Neill from an original Paul Bern story, the film comes to the Liberty Theatre on Monday and Tuesday, June 14-15.
A brief dialogue captures an old man asking about current work and he responds that he serves the same people, supporting a family with a wife and five children. The exchange hints at ongoing loyalty amid uncertain times.
A patriotic exhortation extolls standing for the flag and the Star Spangled Banner in public places. It frames the flag as a symbol of liberty, equality, and a hopeful future, rooted in centuries of struggle and the nation’s growth. It emphasizes personal and communal reverence, urging reverence even in dissent.
George Kunkle and Caro line Wilkinson were united in marriage on Tuesday afternoon May 25. The couple, embraced by many friends, are Throckmorton High School graduates with ties to local families. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wilkinson, taught in Young County last term. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Kunkle, also graduated from Throckmorton High School.
A Canadian Mines bulletin notes that about one eighth of global silver comes from British Empire mines and that Canada has led Empire production for two decades. It ranks as the third largest silver producer after Mexico and the United States, which jointly supply about 65 percent of world output. The second item recalls TitBits reporting a London practical joke involving a telegram and a heavy paving block as a punchline.
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