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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
6
Open seasons for doves quail wild turkey ducks and deer in the Northern Zone with bag limits and seasonal dates. Details on hunting and trapping licenses, penalties for violations, and issuing authority in Young County. Also includes a humorous anecdote about a boy and a bust of his great grandfather.
A humorous exchange centers on a new hair-restoring product. The inventor admits uncertainty about publishing a testimonial, while a friend questions its content. The inventor recalls his bald patches shrinking from three to one after using the product, then smiles.
The American Bankers Association Journal highlights California’s community property system as reducing state and federal death taxes. The 1925 amendment extends non-resident immunity, boosting property taxed at death by about 15 percent, with roughly 80 percent of California estates likely enjoying the lowest taxes in the nation. The report notes favorable treatment for stock in California corporations held by non residents and no tax on foreign securities or bank accounts located in state at death.
Two story garage available in Elk 7, Shawnee Addition on South Plum Street. Upstairs is nicely furnished. Inquiries to W. E. Stepp of Monroe Production Co. 2tfe.
On September 15 Miss Zelma Caudill will open a kindergarten in a church building at the corner of Grove and Second Streets. Tuition is four dollars a month at the Art Needle Shop.
An opportunity that may never come again in South Palo Pinto County for a Rawleigh retailer. Permanent and profitable business with limited capital needed to start. Prompt action necessary. Contact R. C. Tate in Graham Texas. Also note Ramsey Nursery, Austin Texas requests orders. W D Spivey seeks Vendor's Lien Notes or land loan buyers via Marshall King & Hinson at Graham National Bank.
In Waco on September 8 Judge Richard I. Munroe told the McLennan County grand jury that critics of liquor law enforcement ignore other crimes. He said national and state courts are crowded with liquor law cases, while offenses like murder and burglary receive less attention.
In a brief exchange, First Mother boasts her boy’s voice surpasses another, while Second Mother retorts that he should perform nightly selling tickets at the Music Hall, underscoring neighborhood pride and local talent.
A confrontation unfolds as a wife declares she will seek employment and earn her own money, vowing to ignore male orders. Her husband counters by advising against taking a sales job. The exchange highlights tensions around independence and traditional gender roles.
In a sharp witticism, a man declares to Edith that a dentist will thrill and tremble her. The sister-in-law asks for identity, and the punchline reveals the speaker’s intended match is indeed his own dentist.
A playful exchange notes brown suits coming back in style as a married man quips about consistency while another person calls out the trend. The lighthearted dialogue centers on clothing choices and a return to familiar hues in menswear.
He asks about the world, she replies with a witty line. The exchange frames a light moment where one character dismisses scale as overshadowed by personal ease. The dialogue hints at a carefree outlook and simple satisfaction.
A tense exchange unfolds as a man invites a ride in his car while the woman dubs the offer risky due to potential skidding. The dialogue hints at caution and reluctance in a casual dating moment.
A humorous country exchange features a fat motorist boasting about driving 18 000 miles without removing a tire for puncture repair The Goat retorts with a quip about punctures and the motorist replies that he has had several punctures but always hires repairs.
A playful exchange between a wife and husband jokes about modesty and present day girls. The husband quips that time will change attitudes and appearances, suggesting women will have little left to reveal.
A brief exchange shows an applicant requesting advocacy while the boss responds with a terse exclamation Skiddoo. The dialogue hints at workplace humor or a witty shorthand used in hiring or office banter. No further context is provided in the fragment.
Blonde Bess comments on Jimmy saying he was glad to be the second man to kiss her after she admitted he was not the first. The remark appears as a playful aside in a gossip-item style note from a society column.
A professor quips about a motto to have and to told, while a student counters with a plate of hot gravy. The light exchange captures classroom humor and wordplay.
A group debates the top inventor, naming Edison Marconi and Morse. A witty participant quips that the German who invented interest was no fool, delivering a humorous punchline about value and invention.
A local line from a humorous piece shows Dick Dexter and his flivver struck by an oncoming express at the mill crossing. Authorities note no superstition in the incident, as Dexter dismisses signs and moves on.
A reflective aphorism about valuing life and time. It warns that neglecting the life God grants leads to wasted days and unfulfilled purpose. The line emphasizes personal responsibility and moral living.
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