Graham Girl Opens Music Studio Here
Miss Lillie Mae Calvin, a Graham native educated at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, returns to Graham to teach and open a studio near the public school. She earned a diploma after three years of study, taught harmony, and bought a Baldwin grand piano for her pupils, promising the best talent with top equipment.
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Graham
Lillie Mae Calvin
Marksey
Miss Calvin
Calvin
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Leo Paalz
Marcian Thalberg
Earp Music Company
Baldwin
John Horn Aims for Young County Fair Begin Graham
Mr John Horn of the Loving community visited the city Saturday and plans to go to the gin after Monday. He dislikes hard work and prefers diversions at the gin. He looks forward to the Young County Fair starting in Graham on October 7 with five holidays.
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John Horn
Young
Graham
Mrs Wood Heads Auto Trip With Poindexter Party
Mrs John Wood leaves Saturday for an auto trip with Miss Poindexter and sisters of Dallas. Ed Wood joins the party. Mr Wood reports they expect to reach New York by week’s end and are enjoying a grand journey to Virginia New York and other points.
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John Wood
Pupil Motto Inspires Diligent Study
A motto guiding students to follow in a teacher’s footsteps prompts diligent application and steady effort among pupils.
India to headline Texas Oklahoma Fair fireworks show
India the greatest fireworks spectacle of modern times will be the featured event at the Texas Oklahoma Fair from September 29 to October 5 1924. Secretary R E Shepherd announced contracts with eastern brokers and called India the super spectacle of all time bringing vivid color mystic charm and Orient pageantry to northwest Texas and southern Oklahoma.
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India
Texas
Oklahoma
R. E. Shepherd
Cleveland device blows electric light bulbs
A machine in Cleveland Ohio performs all operations of blowing electric light bulbs with a capacity of fifty thousand bulbs daily.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ambitious Youth and Ship Shenandoah Break World Record
A historical note recalls the dirigible Shenandoah setting a world record by cruising forty hours and covering 1,300 miles with 450 miles offshore at times, then returning home safely. The quotation from H. W. Beecher frames challenges as proofs of divine confidence.
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