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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
2
The Graham Leader lists publication terms for letters to the editor and corrections policy. It notes it is entered at the Graham Texas post office as second class mail matter and presents rates for one year six months and three months.
The Young County Fair in Graham opens its third annual exhibition with county displays, arts, flowers, and livestock praised despite dry weather. It runs through Saturday, urged for broad public support from Graham residents and country visitors alike.
School opening brings hundreds of children onto streets near buildings at 12 and 4 pm. Teachers and parents should stress sidewalk use and drivers should avoid affected streets during dismissal. Past fatalities underscore need for caution to prevent injuries.
A pamphlet argues that farmers feed the world and farm boys move to the city. It highlights a rising shortage in farming and promotes the modern farm home with electric power as the solution. Electric lighting, bathrooms, and power reduce farm chores, aiding water pumping milking separating and churning.
Quote from Jack Neji in Kansas City Freemason reflects on manhood as earned through trust, self reliance, restraint, and resilience. It emphasizes facing loss without complaint, honoring others’ opinions, and living with integrity despite adversity.
The Dallas Times Herald calls buried wealth idle wealth noting a 60 year old Arkansas resident hid ten thousand dollars in gold in the Ozarks. When unearthed it retained its face value but would have grown to fifty to seventy five thousand if invested. The piece argues money works when invested not buried.
A new Buckner Orphans Home water well proved to meet demand with a tested 782000 gallons daily capacity. The 3360 foot well sits 2 feet from the surface with water at 115 degrees requiring treatment before drinking. The pump will serve domestic uses and may later supply a natatorium.
Louis Burnett, a prosperous farmer from Line Branch east of Bogota, exhibits a boll of wool cotton grown on his place. The cotton appears to contain wool due to exceptionally strong fiber and is said to be sufficient for a bale. The ball holds four locks.
A fragment discusses digestion and absorption as a continuous natural process. It warns against overloading the system with heavy meals and fluids, opposing excessive sweating or physical culture as remedies, and recommends walking and rest for the absorptive organs. It notes overburden can lead to fermentation and poisoning of the mind.
W E Steaddham wed Velma Brown L C Flanagan wed Lois Lockaby John Gibson wed Minnie Keathley and W B McCary wed Opal Shelton are recorded as licensed marriage pairs in the local notices.
A provocative line questions bribing juries by suggesting placing a man and his wife on the jury, implying a direct approach to tilt a verdict. The remark hints at corrupt tactics and public skepticism about fairness in the legal process.
A supposedly ancient dinosaur egg was found in Mongolia and is claimed to be about one million years old. The report hints at possible tampering with the sample, noting the egg may have been buried after retrieval from cold storage.
An undertaker purchased a new car to grow his business and on its first day of use he attracted several new customers.
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