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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
6
The article discusses Texas musical tastes and the rise of high quality local entertainments. It notes towns with bands and orchestras, the popularity of jazz alongside classical music, radio and college ensembles, and the belief that music aids relaxation and productivity without demoralizing taste.
A persuasive editorial urges cities to invest in advertising to attract trade and raise property values. It argues that publicity draws visitors from neighboring areas, boosts local commerce, and signals a city’s vitality to outsiders, emphasizing now is the moment to act.
A garbled collage of familiar expressions and slogans appears, featuring claims of low cost and free services, along with personal lines about singing and relationships. The text blends promotional phrases with casual statements, lacking a clear narrative or event.
Iceland, lacking railways, previously relied on ponies for transport. Improved roads allowed motor use inland and steamships for mail between ports. Reykjavik residents favor building a modest eighty mile railroad to connect the island.
A listing of famous final sayings from leaders writers and musicians. Notable phrases include Adams Jefferson Nelson and Voltaire among others reflecting faith duty and acceptance as they faced death. The Illinois Baptist collection attributes the compilation.
The co partnership of H. E. Porter L. B. Scott and D. C. Arrance doing business as Oil Field Salvage Co Gra ham Texas dissolves by mutual consent. D. C. Arrance sells his interest to Porter and Scott who continue as Oil Field Salvage Co. with debts and assets transferred. February 19 1925.
A listing of professionals includes S A Penix lawyer in the Graham Land Office Building, M D Brown attorney at law in First National Bank Building, and Maude M Gruby chiropractor at 616 East Third Street with contact phones.
An advertisement touts Pepsinated Calomel as a mild non sickening laxative that cures colds overnight. It claims to clean out and purify the body without sickness or salivation and urges use instead of old drastic calomel. Prepared by Pepsinated Calomel Co. Atlanta and sold by Scott-Long Drug Co.
An old advertisement promotes BLUE STAR REMEDY claiming relief for skin diseases including eczema and ringworm. The copy promises no clothing staining and a pleasant odor with a guaranteed result from Slutt-Long Drug Company.
An ad extols a glycerine mix with tuckthorn bark and Adlerika claiming it guards against appendicitis and clears both upper and lower bowel gases and poisons. It says relief comes in ten minutes and cites L. M. Davis Drug Co and Nelsons Drug Store in Eliasville.
A reflective note on nature and truth praising good men who uphold the world. Emphasizes integrity as the foundation of a wholesome earth and virtuous conduct guiding society.
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