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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
10
New York September 12. Sixty of the 68 Chinese arrested in a tong outbreak roundup were sent to Ellis Island for deportation after a hearing by U S Commissioner Cotter. Only two prisoners proved citizenship. six were held without bail for further hearing Monday to decide if they also go to Ellis Island.
Breckenridge Texas September 15 rapid progress on the new exhibition building at the Oil Belt Fair grounds for the September 29 to October 3 fair. The 90 by 160 foot reinforced concrete structure with steel roof will host matinee and night performances by the Red Hussar Band of Dallas and seven Hippodrome acts including balloon ascensions and automobile races. The Women's Department leaders strive to present the best division, as citizens anticipate a gala first fair in the town's history.
Civic pledge praising town loyalty and local support. Emphasizes belief in institutions schools churches stores and chambers of commerce. Advocates clean streets trees and local spending to strengthen the community and keep wealth circulating locally.
Florence Macbeth of the Chicago Opera Company agreed to sing six songs as a lightly spoken promise two years ago. A Paris impresario boasted Macbeth would sing anytime anywhere, then chose London as the city to perform when demand from U S concert managers grows strongest.
A cautionary note warns investors not to rush into stock deals. Fast talking salesmen push ground floor promises and claim vast profits to spur hurried decisions. Urges thorough fact gathering and time to evaluate legitimate offerings before committing funds.
A historic set of ten sportsman commandments promoting fair play discipline and respect in competition. The list condemns quitting alibis gloating unfair advantage rash judgments overconfidence and pride while praising honest hard play and recognizing that winners and losers uphold the game's honor.
A comic dialogue sketches a flirtatious driving lesson with repeated kisses between teacher and pupil. It features car gear actions, footwork, and mounting humorous mishaps, ending with the narrator stepping in as the driver. The piece plays on social flirtation and a playful auto lesson tone.
This article urges drivers to plan steering smoothly to reduce risk and wear. It stresses gradual curves, continuous feel on the wheel, and avoiding sudden maneuvers to improve safety and comfort for all road users.
A collection of aphorisms on daily life morals and emotions. It contrasts traits such as enthusiasm, forgiveness, common sense, and gentleness with faults like vanity jealousy and fear. The piece highlights the value of training in democracy and personal growth through inner virtues.
Edison argues that true success depends on accepting criticism. He condemns the petty person who dodges feedback with excuses and sulks, insisting growth comes from using criticism to improve rather than defending ego.
The Palo Pinto Mutual Life Association of Weatherford Texas announces a new Juvenile Class for children aged one to fifteen with automatic transfer to adult classes at fifteen. Membership costs 2.50 with semiannual 0.60 dues and 0.60 assessments on death. Beneficiaries receive 0.50 per member in good standing up to 500. The association screens applicants by physician referral to limit claims. Weatherford, September 10 1925. MR E A SMITH Secretary.
The snippet urges planting paper shelled pecans along yard or barnyard edges for moist, productive sites and notes popular varieties such as Schley Stuart Delmas Success and Moneymaker. It then shifts to a homily praising the E letter and the value of going to church every Sunday with family friend and cash in tow, framing worship as a blessing.
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