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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
8
A winter poultry house must be warm dry and well located to maximize egg production and minimize disease. Wood concrete and board floors are discussed with emphasis on sun exposure south facing walls elevated floors and proper ventilation to reduce dampness and mud while avoiding backdrafts and drafts.
A cryptic remark references the film Bull Durham and a claim that foreign nations are paying for something, noting the word bull without Durham. The statement appears as a quip about a monetary arrangement and uses the phrase Bull Durham as a pun.
Dabney White of Tyler reports millions of dollars in cotton burs are being destroyed across the Staked Plains and Panhandle. He says burs are worth over ten dollars per ton as feed or fertilizer, suggests grinding for about one dollar per ton, and notes a $150 machine cost with potential profit for ginners. He warns burs ignite and threaten gin fires, urging disposal by grinding rather than burning.
An advertisement touts Mexican Mustang Liniment as a fast relief for rheumatism. It claims deep skin penetration, no burning, and rapid easing of pain, with easy application opposite the pain seat. Druggists and wholesalers supply Mustang Liniment for home use.
Doctors and druggists now recommend Calotabs a purified calomel tablet to break up colds and grippe overnight. One or two tablets at bedtime with water purges the system causing no salt taste or nausea. Next morning the cold vanishes and appetite returns. Family package with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
An advertisement by Scott-Long Drug Company pushes BLUE STAR REMEDY for skin diseases with promises of non staining formula and pleasant odor. The pitch emphasizes relief from itch eczema tetter cracked hands poison oak ringworm and sores on children.
An old advertisement touts 666 as a remedy for colds grippe influenza dengue bilious fever and malaria claiming it kills the germs and cures multiple ailments.
Social life in Philadelphia before the Revolution focused on tea parties and pun filled banter. Ads note Mrs Holliday offering a hair removing eyebrow arching compound for all ages, while Dr LeMayeur arrived in 1769 proposing tooth transplantation and describes ladies implanting teeth with slow adaptation for eating.
A brief reflective line noting humility and love as central to a meaningful life, attributed to F. W. Robertson.
A commentator argues that unchecked power mirrors the lack of accountability seen in Mitchell's case, likening it to Sherman’s march to the sea to illustrate potential overreach and consequences.
A concise reflection argues that some men break the law to indulge in custom, highlighting tension between formal rules and traditional practices.
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