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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1922
Page
4
The piece urges teaching children to honor the flag while also improving national highways. It argues that a great nation must provide good roads to enable education, mobility, and broad social and economic benefits, emphasizing long-term effort and public education.
The text argues honesty is superior and universal, while wrongdoing stems from degeneracy ignorance or mental imbalance. It contends clear thinkers pursue the right thing as the only clever choice, contrasting with those misled by ignorance or insanity.
In a courtroom exchange a judge chides a man for appearing in court and questions his character. The prisoner quips that the room could use paint and fixing up, reflecting a tense, informal moment in the proceeding.
Bargain sale offers hundreds of pumps and oxford shoes for ladies, misses, and children in a bar gain balcony area.
The quote links grooming with inner discipline and regard for oneself and others. It suggests grooming signals respect in social and professional settings and reinforces orderly behavior as a social courtesy.
Local ad urges readers to buy staple cotton goods including sheetings domestics and cheviots as prices rise. It emphasizes timely purchases to lock in savings on fabrics and textiles.
WBAP daily program outline covers cotton and grain quotations from New York New Orleans Chicago markets at 9 and 12 noon and 2 and 4 p m closing quotes. It adds livestock feeds from Chicago St Louis Kansas City weather bulletins sports results including Major league and Texas League standings with evening summaries and church services on weekends.
A playful exchange shows a customer asking for the piece Yes We Have No Bananas and the clerk replying with the witty twist No we have no bananas. The brief moment captures a music shop banter vibe.
The painting titled America was presented to the American Legion by the French Ministry of War as a symbol of France's admiration for U S Army soldiers. It depicts an American soldier supporting a wounded French comrade in a wartime scene.
Messrs. Henry Schlittler Jr. and Jeff Whitfield left Saturday afternoon in a car for Fors Worth.
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