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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
2
Notice warns that any erroneous reflection in The Leader will be corrected upon notification. The text also mentions subscription rates and mailing details for Graham Texas, indicating the second class mail matter designation and publisher contact.
The presidential election is a large undertaking every four years. The public works through Congress and political noise, using demagogues as a safety valve. Citizens demand sound business principles in public affairs and higher efficiency from officials.
A reader reflection on sharing the road after an auto ramble bears a telegram like motto Half the Road is Yours. The piece praises the sentiment as a fine phrase for both travel and life and contrasts it with drivers who hog the road amid the era’s business struggles.
A reprint from The Graham Leader dated September 1, 1877 presents a punctuation driven moral piece. The text portrays a conflicted old man described as both very bad and very good depending on punctuation.
A mother in Progressive Farmer offers seven steps to guide a daughter toward a suitable husband. Emphasizes valuing character over wealth, knowing friends as peers until adulthood, education, steady occupation during breaks, pride in home, regular church and club involvement, and guarding the reputations of her associates.
Mrs J W Boyd of St Elmo Illinois recounts using Black-Draught for constipation and stomach burning with relief. She notes its liver benefits and even helped a visiting pastor, promoting the remedy as a natural way to expel poisons. Local druggists advertise it at a penny.
A father laments his dwindling funds saying money has wings and rent makes it fly. His son responds with a pun about a house fly, and the exchange ends with a quip about a chimney flue as the sensible part of a house.
The county court of Young County requires publication of a notice about Annie E Robinson filing for guardianship of Arlie V Robinson, a minor. The hearing is set for July 7, 1924, at Graham courthouse. interested parties may contest.
Mrs. Sniff questions the depth of family tracing. Mrs. Sneed notes the great grand father was a city bank cashier traced to Canada before records disappear. The exchange highlights gaps in genealogical records.
An old-time offer promises a trial set from Chamberlain Medicine Co of Des Moines Iowa. For 5 cents readers receive Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs colds croup bronchial throat tickling, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion and pains, and Chamberlain's Salve for burns wounds and skin ailments.
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