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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
2
A reflection on pleasing others by natural charm rather than effort. The author argues that true charm arises without trying and that deliberate politeness often feels forced. Natural kindness and occasional concessions create pleasant characters who delight others effortlessly.
The Leader lists subscription options and advertising prices. One copy, one year, six months with rates shown. Local and display rates are given, along with post office details for Graham Texas and class matter designation. It notes gossip about social life.
Truman Robertson of Crystal Falls and Miss Helen Wharton wed last Sunday evening at the bride’s parents home in this city. Rev. Jesse H. Baldridge officiated with only relatives and a few friends present. Congratulations and best wishes from the Democrat.
A debated statement asks whether excessive drinking, if harming the European war effort, should be cut out entirely. The remark frames alcohol use as a potential obstacle to war aims and public support.
A terse motivational line urges resilience and action, warning against dwelling on unchangeable troubles. It counsels practical progress over despair, noting that lingering in defeat benefits no one and progress requires focus and effort.
Mr and Mrs T A Parsons of Megargel arrive to reside here. He previously lived in town and regrets leaving. They bought eight acres from Joe A Wheat on the hill outside town and will start a six room house. The community welcomes them and wishes them pleasure and profit.
The ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria fighter and strength builder. It emphasizes the labeled formula of Quinine and Iron and notes a price of SO cents.
In Honey Grove two marriages unfold with family witnesses and local praise. C Dee Clark weds Fern Fielding at her parents home while T E Morrison and Alice Gibbs marry in Archer City with a meal prepared by Mrs Morrison before heading to Orth for their future.
The Hound Men’s Association of Young County invites all county men to join at the next Big Monday meeting. J. B. Foster serves as president. A remark notes that descent from top families can lead to a bad fall.
A thoughtful reflection on how curiosity from a child reveals the limits of adult understanding, illustrating that questions from even a small student can challenge experts and widen the search for answers.
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