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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
4
The New York World Thrice-a-Week Edition highlights timely news coverage and impartial reporting. Subscriptions run 156 issues yearly at $1.00 per year, with a combined offer for The Graham Leader at $1.65 per year, compared with a usual $2.00 for both papers.
The Twice-a-Week Republic delivers telegraphed news and features every Monday and Thursday for 1 per year. It covers politics domestic and foreign affairs markets and general commerce. Readers get household tips fashions and fiction plus book gossip and varied topics for a wide awake audience.
In a Chicago Post strip, a real estate agent counsels his son against rushing marriage, urging a business view and comparing marriage to mortgage foreclosures while noting tax obligations and eventual surrender of property if conditions improve. The dialogue mixes sarcasm with financial logic.
A child overhears a humorous line at a picnic where a speaker jokes about not letting go a hand because a caterpillar crawls down their back. The remark blends romance with a light, quirky moment typical of Pick-Me-Up humor.
Willie beams when his sister warns of a slipper wallop, yet Wille grimaces as his father uses the same threat. The text contrasts reactions to discipline within a single family setting.
A dialogue excerpt notes a courtroom exchange where a judge instructs a witness about his testimony while the witness recalls a lawyer providing written lines to learn by heart. The Philadelphia Press quotes the colloquial exchange reflecting trial preparation.
A Chicago Post quotation notes a boy’s potential, suggesting success hinges on an earned air of respectful admiration that may elevate the observer to feeling like the greatest person. The remark critiques superficial charm as a predictor of life achievement.
A square jawed mother remarks that a boy grows more like her partner as he matures while the father questions whether he resembles her current self or who he was when she first shaped him. Indianapolis Press.
The article notes that farmers with roomy winter dairies provide warm stables easing pig care in cold weather. It describes using skimmilk for feeding and storing corn salted sacks to deter corn weevils, recommending mixing one quart of rough salt in two gallons of water to spray sacks.
Prof Georgesen of the U S Department of Agriculture returned from Sitka Alaska with a report that grain can mature in Alaska and flax can be a successful coast crop. He noted 320 acres at Kenai were reserved for an experimental station and that barley oats wheat and rye thrived in interior Alaska. Meanwhile the Weary Willies home in Terradelphia falters as mortgage debts rise and founder Terradel battles dwindling patronage and Brown resigns.
A Nebraska cattleman W H Fullbart was murdered near Broken Bow on November 22. His sister Phoebe Fullbart in Indiana reported a dream detailing the murder and the suspect’s appearance, aiding arrest. Attorney J S Bryan of Huntington assists in prosecution.
President W R Harper editor of the Biblical World argues in his December editorial that widespread doubt and indifference stem from Sunday school instruction. He calls for trained teachers who view the Bible historically and interpret it accurately for youth.
The article outlines new shirt waist fabrics including plain and dotted flannels in pastel shades with pearl or gilt buttons and thin lining. It notes stitched bands, tucks, and sleeve choices, plus silk shirt waists with extensive tucks and featherbone cording. The black taffeta shirt waist is a wardrobe standard, with expert construction tips and fabric guidance.
A bill by Col. Marsh of Illinois, approved by the house, would allow the president to detail retired army and navy officers as military instructors in U S schools where authorized. The schools pay only for officer quarters. Marsh says the plan will train youths for national defense and benefit government needs.
Jerome W. Jordan of Climax left Michigan for the Klondike with a party, survived hardships, and struck it rich. His wife sued for desertion and was granted a divorce after many years. He returned wealthy, renewed courtship, and the pair remarried at the county seat.
An elegant evening cloak described as a perfect work of art combines Louis XVI and directoire influences. It features black embroidered mousseline de soie lined with cloth of gold, jet and silver floral embroidery, a hood, and gold tinted ruchings at neck sleeves and front edges. The design includes a gold butterfly clasp at the back center.
A recipe describes combining sifted meal three eggs butter or lard, sweet milk, and boiling water to make a stiff batter. Add butter, egg yolks, milk, and stiffly beaten whites then bake in a well buttered dish for 43 minutes. Notes it is a southern breakfast or dinner dish.
A guidance note from Margaret E. Sangster in Ladies' Home Journal invites readers to quietly acknowledge faults and seek forgiveness. It urges penitent self-reflection without public flair and emphasizes turning over a new leaf through spiritual strength.
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