McCombs and Boyle Tie The Knot At Graham
J Bud McCombs and Miss Ida Boyle wed at Graham with Bro C R Taylor officiating. The couple, longtime sweethearts from White Rose, were greeted by a cheering crowd of friends as they began life together.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1922
Page
9
J Bud McCombs and Miss Ida Boyle wed at Graham with Bro C R Taylor officiating. The couple, longtime sweethearts from White Rose, were greeted by a cheering crowd of friends as they began life together.
D W Griffith presents One Ex citing Night a motion picture shown at the National Theatre September 10 11 featuring a spoofed mystery with Romeo Washington seeking a job while investigators chase a tangled plot full of disguises suspense and comic mayhem.
The text presents a quotation praising chivalric ideals and the duty to right wrongs. It emphasizes faith, perseverance, and divine support in pursuing justice, suggesting the timeless relevance of knightly virtue.
Instructions describe submerging a cup or pail deep under the surface then lifting quickly to pull clean water from below. The rapid upward rush carries off surface dirt, yielding cleaner water for drinking.
The editor previews the new school year in Young County outlining openings on September 3rd and by October 15th, noting increased faculties at Eliasville Red Top Hunt Ingleside and overall district growth. It highlights new buildings a $12 000 investment teacherages in Eliasville Jean Padgett Colston and plans for Indian Mound and Shearer. It also mentions an upcoming county wide education publication and plans to discuss school consolidation with comparisons to New Mexico and Texas rural high schools.
Sonny returns from the war to a town that believes he is dead. He faces accusation, heartbreak, and threats as his sweetheart wears another man’s engagement ring. A comedy drama starring Thomas H. Ince screens Friday and Saturday September 14 and 15.
An educator at home describes craps as a universal language spoken in twenty three tongues since 1917. He claims it creates instant familiarity, with strangers becoming as close as old friends in fifteen minutes. Mrs S challenges the speaker, who clarifies the topic as the great American game of craps starting in Alabama and now worldwide.
The method describes punching a jagged hole in a satin can to insert a candle and light it. The can is set with its bottom toward the wind to create a stable, well reflected flame. A wire bail is attached fore and aft to carry the improvised light.
The guide advises divers to take several minutes to breathe deeply through the mouth until dizziness signals readiness to dive. This breathing method is claimed to let divers stay underwater longer than usual.
Mr. J. O. McCloud is visiting Dallas for a week with his family, enjoying time away and sightseeing in the city.
Mrs Florence Gling Harding will receive the salary that would have gone to President Harding for the remainder of his salary year, amounting to about $65 000, plus a possible $5 000 annuity from Congress and franking privileges for life.
A vacationer in Arkansas stopped at a fence to ask a local why a resident drives a pig up and down lanes. The driver replied that a pig’s time isn’t worth much, and he offered a dismissive reply implying the activity is a joke or waste.
The oldest riddle recorded was posed by Samson to his thirty companions at his marriage feast. He offered thirty sheets and thirty changes of garments for the answer but told his wife and she betrayed his secret. The riddle’s answer is in Judges 14:12-20.
Arabs along the Arabian coast exchange old copper utensils for aluminum ware in Aden. Trade items include teakettles plates pans dishes and water cups with supply largely via India and some shipments from Germany.
The piece argues that while thrift demands some present self denial, the resulting independence and future security justify the cost, emphasizing long term benefits over immediate discomfort. It frames thrift as prudent self restraint leading to personal stability and lasting advantage.
Readers from Genevieve Montana ask etiquette questions and receive practical guidelines. Topics include refusing a dance politely, hosting a young man on afternoon calls with tea and light treats or games, when to unfold a napkin, and how to handle a spilled drink with or without a maid present.
A. B. Brooks and Miss Vera Jordan, J. G. Carter and Miss Tennie Vann, Erwin R. Senkel and Miss Vera Counts are named in brief pairing notices. A prosaic maxim follows: true character outshines boastful speech as a wiser guide to persuasion.
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