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Newspaper

Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1925

Page

5

The Passing Day And Texas Education Efforts

A UT journalism piece urges energy and focus in daily work, cites the National Congress of Parents and Teachers in Austin, and lauds the State Clothing Contest for home economics students. It highlights teachers’ roles, the value of small efforts, and practical skills taught to Texas girls.

Texas National Congress of Parents and Teachers Austin State Department of Education Lillian Peek State Department

Boy thanks hero rescuer who saved him from lake rescue

James Robinson, 15, recounts being pulled to safety from Sylvian Lake after ice broke. Adolph Platky, 12, stretched a sled to reach the struggling boy and hauled him to the edge. The rescue ended with warmth and gratitude as the pair headed home.

National Court of Honor James Robinson Adolph Platky Bradley Beach N. J Sylvian Lake Adolph

Better Yet Husband and Wife Trade Sky Writing Tales

In a light exchange the husband recalls seeing airplane sky writing in the city while away. The wife counters with claiming she wrote an essay on the moon during the same trip.

Speedo Plans New Overcoat After Supper Table Talk

At the supper table Mr. Speedo declares he must buy a new overcoat. Johnnie jokes that he should become a policeman to get a blue overcoat with brass buttons for nothing, a quip reflecting Topics of the Day Films.

Speedo Johnnie Pop

Transforming Old Castles Delco-Light Power Plants

A GM subsidiary in Dayton Ohio built Delco Light power plants that converted dark castles in England Scotland and Wales into bright homes. In dialect speech a character remarks about a sister being sick while another questions it, mentioning a door sign reading Bell out of order.

General Motors Dayton Ohio England Scotland Wales

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