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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
1
The article notes 25 plus pupils seek April exams for teachers' certificates with others in June, despite $3 cost. It describes state credit for county exam work, planned organization of second and permanent certificate courses, and opening advanced classes to experienced country teachers. It also includes local notes on market activity, social life, and upcoming road tax discussion.
The article outlines faith as a twofold gift from God with heart faith arising from the Holy Spirit and intellect faith from truth. It describes faith as the new birth’s activity, the means by which we receive gifts, and the power to overcome sin. Faith prompts action, not passivity, and grows through persistent effort.
The statement argues that a person who trusts God’s empowerment will act persistently and accomplish great things, while one who doubts will sit, wish, and fail to progress. Faith fuels effort. unbelief leads to inaction and longing without results.
A wealthy donor to Dr. Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums institute provides $10,000 to fund free ear drum provisions for deaf people unable to afford them. Details listed as No. 32058, The Nicholson Institute, 780 Eighth Avenue, New York.
The Cattle Raisers Association meeting at Fort Worth Texas runs March 13 to 15 1900 with one fare round trip. Tickets on sale March 12 and 13 final return March 17 1900. Rate from at 2 15 dollars. T F Snort agent C R I T Ry.
A Texas Stock and Farm Journal reader receives a formal notice from Special Agent James M. Woop urging renewal and claiming access to a subscriber list to track expiration dates. The message presents a demand style request rather than a standard offer.
The private Normal of Graham High School will run for four weeks from May 21 to the June examinations. It extends the High School program and draws 25 to 40 pupils plus about 25 teachers and students not in the High School. Participants begin next week for four months of work, aimed at general business preparation. Johnston and McNew.
You may not expect to die soon but death can come unexpectedly. It’s not too early to consider coverage, says Geo L Rhea, agent for Hartford Life Insurance Co., promising reliable protection.
The Leader urges readers to patronize home print shops and support local industry, emphasizing the value of locally produced newspapers and the economic benefits of keeping printing work within the community.
A brief sketch of Mrs Knowall as a town character who predicts events before they happen. The writer laments how rumors pass through others imagination, misrepresenting thoughts and spreading slander.
The Graham High School continues to grow as pupils arrive from all parts of the county. The editors acknowledge human errors over eight years but thank patrons for support. Country school pupils may enroll after their school closes and must show good work in lower grades. School credits earned here can aid entry to top US colleges. Enter now.
A vintage ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for liver trouble and skin flaws. It claims the product yields clear skin and rosy cheeks, promoting a rich complexion for 26 cents at Handy & Matthews Drug Store.
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