Leader correction policy notice
The Graham Leader states it will gladly correct any erroneous reflection on the character standing or reputation of any person firm or corporation that appears in its columns upon notification to the publishers.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
2
The Graham Leader states it will gladly correct any erroneous reflection on the character standing or reputation of any person firm or corporation that appears in its columns upon notification to the publishers.
A call to shoppers to skip browsing and buy from ads in the paper. It argues ads list the best goods, ensure satisfaction, and reflect seller credibility built by real investment. The piece urges readers to use ads to avoid aimless shopping and overpaying.
A historical call urges all Americans to honor the Revolution’s blood by upholding and teaching reverence for the law across families, schools, and society, warning that violation tramples liberty and memory of forefathers.
The quote urges making liberty a national political religion proclaimed from pulpits and legislative halls and enforced in courts. It calls for all people to sacrifice upon its altars regardless of age gender or status, unendingly.
The Daily Tilini cites Miss Maria Leonard of the University of Illinois outlining ten simple health rules: eat less, chew more. ride less, walk more. clothe less, bathe more. worry less, work more. idle less, play more. talk less, think more. go less, sleep more. waste less, give more. scold less, laugh more. preach less, practice more. She notes that from every 100 people 36 die from preventable disease before age 65, urging follow these rules to join the 64 who reach 65. Health at its best means disease resistance, mental ease, regularity, recreative power, and a vibrant life.
A guide from The Progressive Farmer advises dehorning calves early to prevent herd injury. It endorses caustic applications at ages three to five days, detailing steps to protect skin, use of a coin as a guide, and cautions about alternative methods like clipping or cutting if done late.
The article traces pumpkin pie from old English roots to American adaptation, noting New England housewives improved the dish. It provides a complete recipe with butter sugar eggs milk spices pumpkin and baking directions, plus a method to preserve cooked pumpkin in sterilized jars.
Despite a shift toward closed autos, touring cars remain the top seller in the United States. Ford reports unusual October demand, planning production of 100,000 touring cars. The five passenger open type gains appeal from new comforts like a left side door, storm curtains, more leg room, and improved styling.
A 1923 Dog World excerpt highlights the bulldog as a model of tenacity in work and sales. The piece contrasts the bulldog with other breeds, praising its relentless drive to act, finish tasks, and never quit.
The State of Texas issues a weekly publication citation in Young County for Mrs. W. L. Howry's petition for Letters of Guardianship over the minor Orval Bryan. The hearing is set for the first Monday in January 1926 at Gra ham County Court, with notice to all interested parties to appear and contest.
A devotional poem pleads for a life of self-forgetfulness and service. The speaker asks divine help to act for others in all work, crucify self, and seek heavenly rewards only by living for others. The refrain centers on making Others the guiding motto to live for Thee.
Mr Homer Wallace and Miss Ver ma Vermillion both of Alvord surprised friends by driving to Graham for a wedding. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Vermillion. the groom is a young Alvord businessman. Congratulations are extended.
The world’s largest Bible, weighing eighty eight and a half pounds, was completed by the Maine Bible Society. The volume was created to attract attention to the Scriptures and was the result of 1,607 contributors over the past year.
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