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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
10
Fayetteville NC Nov 16 Bishop Collins Denny urged all men to wear a mustache as the final badge of masculinity women have left them. Speaking to about 300 delegates at the North Carolina Methodist Conference he said, wear one, that is all the women have left us. The bishop himself wears a mustache.
Mrs. Janie McCurtain, 92, widow of Choctaw Governor McCurtain, died and was buried at Tuskahoma last Thursday. Full blood Choctaw educated to Washington, she was linked to Hugo relatives and among the era’s best educated Indians in the territory. Her husband led a Confederate unit and funded part of the Choctaw capital building after funds ran out.
A real estate salesman presses a pitch to newlyweds. The wife jokes that she has lived through hospitals, boarding schools, colleges, cars, churches, apartments, and social pastimes. She claims all they need is a garage with a bedroom attached, summing a modern wish for minimal yet practical living.
Douglas MacLean compares a college 440 yard dash runner to a film comic. He notes both need a fast start and a faster finish, saying speed is essential to a good comedy and a good quarter miler. The Paramount star promotes Seven Keys to Baldpate at the National Theatre on November 27 and 28.
Peter A Becker 83 longtime White House guard at Lincoln assassination, chief of army scouts under Gen. Custer and Buffalo Bill sponsor, died in Colorado Springs. An Oklahoma pioneer who entered the Cherokee Strip opening in 1893, he later served in the Oklahoma Legislature before moving to Colorado Springs six years ago.
A reader requests a painting of her mother in everyday dress captured with a pocket camera. The piece recalls evening shadows, worn wrinkles, and a cherished memory of a mother who rocked her child to sleep.
Irene Astaire, country girl turned chorus dancer, seeks Broadway fame and gets drawn into a tangle with two men. Cookie Dale helps untangle the plot as Broadway glamour and opportunism play out on screen.
Texas leads pecan production with about 1.5 million dollars in annual crop value and an estimated 8 million trees. The tree offers beauty, shade, and drought resilience, thriving along streams and in plains, with potential to become a common farm and roadside feature across the state. It highlights Joyce Kilmer’s poetry and promotes widespread planting for aesthetic and economic gain.
At 81 Isaac Governeur Ogden remains the Great Canadian Pacific System’s master financier. He handles the payroll twice monthly for the company’s 100,000 employees and recalls the days when the firm struggled to meet its first payroll.
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