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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
6
A Texas rural education note discusses costs and design for one to three room schoolhouses. It explains crowding challenges, lighting, heating, ventilation, and safety features shown in the illustration. It invites rural districts to request a free bulletin from the State University at Austin with plans and specifications.
The piece critiques the Panama Canal treaty with Colombia and U S attitudes toward England, noting calls for amende honorable payments and opposition framing. It discusses Senate ratification, election news, government affairs, and Congress considering the Interstate Commerce Commission bills and Clayton trust reforms.
Prof. H Kamerling Onnes demonstrated that metals cooled to liquid helium temperature lose electrical resistance. In a 1000 turn lead loop, current persisted for four and a half hours with no decay, suggesting potential unlimited current and vast savings.
A heated argument condemns slander as a mental poison, noting its rapid, unseen spread. The author warns that rumors corrupt reputations even among trusted friends and that beliefs can be poisoned before antidotes are sought.
A letter urges Young County voters to support J L Franklin in the Democratic primary for State Comptroller on July 25. The writer praises Franklin as a broad minded Christian gentleman and asks recipients to speak for him and write letters to supporters across the state. The note closes with best wishes and a pledge to back any public support. Also notes tariff impact on beef and corn imports from Argentina and mentions Zantaro Kawase touring US forests to study timber sales.
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