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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
2
A Graham Texas newspaper notice states that any erroneous reflection on a person, firm, or corporation in The Leader will be corrected promptly once brought to the attention of the publishers. The item lists the paper’s affiliation, price, and mailing details.
The October report to the State Board of Health by County and City Health Officers shows only three dengue cases in Texas, marking a notable improvement over recent falls. Other diseases listed include tuberculosis 155, chicken pox 7, diphtheria 78, dysentery 2, influenza 11, measles 3, meningitis 3, mumps 8, pellagra 2, polio 1, pneumonia 1, scarlet fever 46, smallpox 1, typhoid 68, paratyphoid 7, trachoma 1, and whooping cough 67.
The country store confronts a shift as roads and cars draw country shoppers to city stores. Merchandising becomes easier with electric lighting in farms aiding display. Electricity expands rural stores and eases the town-trading pull, offering a practical solution for local retailers.
W C Kutch longtime county pioneer and Indian fighter died Sunday at his daughter Mrs W E Ruths Bryson home and was buried Monday at Halsell ranch cemetery Funeral services were led by Reverend Sam P Farler and Reverend D M Dennison Kutch born March 7 1833 in Murray County Tennessee came to Texas in 1837 and later lived near Huntsville He helped organize Jack County and voted in its 1857 election Survived by two sons Ira B Rutch and D L Rutch two daughters Mrs Amanda Rather and Mrs W E Ruth plus a granddaughter and other relatives.
In ten states, Bible reading at public school times is banned or restricted per Hood of the Bureau of Education. Three states have Supreme Court rulings against such reading, seven rely on other officials to bar it. New York City permits Bible reading by City Charter. Six states require daily readings. nineteen plus DC leave it to general law where reading is often permissible.
A compact reflection noting that small minds perceive disbelief while large minds understand belief. The line contrasts perception across intellects and hints at humility in interpretation. It reads as a pithy quotation suitable for a periodical card urging thoughtful consideration.
An East Side office near City Drug Store advertises eye care teaching that normal optics rest and redraw attention to strain from abnormal optic media. It notes voluntary nerve impulses adjust the eye to view objects, but stresses overall strain and suggests a thorough examination for a correct diagnosis.
Marshall News argues the United States funds Liberty bonds to loan France while France owes over four billion dollars. The piece decries demands for repayment as unfair and implies force might be needed, noting Americans do not want war and Paris accuses the U.S. of being shylocks for seeking a three point nine percent annual interest over five years.
A vintage ad emphasizes iron's role for health, noting iron is essential for red blood and vitality. It touts Bull's Herbs and Iron as a longtime revitalizer and urges readers who feel tired or weak to obtain a bottle from Ramsey Drug Co. in Graham, Texas.
Doctors and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or cut short grippe flu sore throat or tonsillitis. One or two Calotabs at bed-time with water cleanses the system without salts or nausea. Next morning the cold vanishes and appetite returns. family package with directions only 35 cents at drug stores.
Advertises Lavoptik eye wash with camphor hydrastis witch hazel and other ingredients. Claims quick action to ease weak sore or strained eyes. Aluminum eye cup offered free and L M Davis Drug Co listed.
Advice on aging, health, and the doctor patient bond urges embracing Nature in healing. It stresses staying active in later life, avoiding idleness after meals, and resisting passive decline. It cites Cato and Faust as examples that nothing is truly impossible with effort and mindset.
A column by Eugene Butler argues advertising pays farmers by lowering selling costs and letting them set prices. It compares advertising to fertilizers boosting yields, noting ads attract attention, create desire, and drive sales. Repeats build reputation, making products worth higher prices for readers familiar with advertising.
Willie asks Mr Wilkins to fix a sofa by eight o clock Wednesday evening. The cabinet maker replies the repair will take a day or so after sending it away for a new leg. Willie notes his sister will pay a dollar more for the earlier completion.
The remark likens banning Greece and Bulgaria from combat to testing a difficult idea on a dog. It contrasts official restraint with the impracticality of enforcing such a prohibition and hints at skepticism toward the policy.
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