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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
4
Examination questions from Graham High School home economics courses are printed to show first year work in Foods and Clothing. The list covers food principles, nutrition, batters, doughs, milks, fruits, breakfast menus, yeast, lunches, menus for tea, clothing budgets, underwear choices, textile fibers, dyes, mending, and use of commercial patterns with student reflections on course benefits.
The American Government addressed a communication to France Italy Belgium Roumania Greece Czecho-Slovakia Yugoslavia Estonia and Latvia calling for an immediate solution to the war debt question. The total indebtedness owed to the United States by these nations amounts to a little over seven billion dollars.
Houston Chronicle notes Mrs J F Lyons the most feted woman in America after her Beaumont reception at the Tenth Annual Texas Federation of Music Clubs meeting. The article portrays her as modest, thoughtful, and a leading national music executive with a history in Fort Worth and national service.
Next Sunday is set for offerings toward the Superannuate Endowment. The church reports a commitment of 4025 dollars to be paid over five years, with 825 dollars paid last year and 800 dollars due each of the next four years. Members are urged to give according to ability, with options for evening donations if morning attendance is missed. A monthly stewards meeting is Tuesday at 8:00 pm led by Pastor J. W. W. Shuler.
The article reports a Sunday incident in Dallas where a poodle bit a woman and seven children along with several other dogs. It warns of hydrophobia, dog bites, and stray animals roaming cities and countryside, noting the public safety risk and complex human affection for dogs.
Mrs F M Berry remains ill at home with her daughter Mrs Wadkins and son Geo Berry with her. Geo Weldon has improved from illness earlier this week. The community plans a county singing convention next Sunday with well filled baskets and a provided dinner. Mr C V Topsco tt is ill. A L Owen brought home his bride formerly Mrs Slatton of Olney. Owen family visited Moran with Mrs Ralph Norman. Arthur Owen and Geo Mahaney were seen driving new Ford roadsters.
Brian Kent, hero of The Re Creation of Brian Kent, arrives at the National Theatre on Monday for two days. He endures three loves: a superficial beauty, a mountain girl’s wild passion, and a girl who embodies American womanhood. Harold Bell Wright story, translated to the screen by Principal Pictures Corporation. Sol Lesser presents it as a Master Attraction.
A rural quip about a neighbor's blossoms prompts the punch line Dutchman's Knickers, as Pa and Ma exchange banter on a yard display.
Warners Bros Classic Find Your Man features Rin Tin Tin in a wild Oregon setting with no sets. June Marlowe leads the human cast while Pat Hartigan stars as the villain. Mal St Clair directs. Open next Friday and Saturday June 5 6 at the National Theatre.
A Carlyle quote urges readers to find a purpose and apply full strength of mind and body to work as a divine gift. It emphasizes intentional effort and discipline in pursuing one’s calling with resolve and vigor.
The Breckenridge American notes that thirty eight state legislatures met in January with more sessions to come and that over 60,000 laws were filed since 1923 with about 15,009 enacted. It cites total US laws near 2,000,000 and 200,000 new annually, plus state costs rising from 182 million in 1903 to 1.45 billion in 1923 and national government spending reaching 15 percent of national income in 1923, up from 7 percent in 1903.
Sayeth Solomon warns of a dangers of inner union and appearance. The speaker cautions a son about a woman who harbors romantic intent in her heart rather than openly pursuing marriage.
A mother warns about curiosity with a proverb while a teen reframes it, noting that blunt speech can cause harm. The dialogue centers on how well intentioned curiosity may lead to unintended consequences for vulnerable animals and people.
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