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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
11
A guide on humane poultry handling stresses calm, gentle actions to keep flocks tame and productive. It recommends quiet, patient labor, proper catching methods, and correct carrying techniques to avoid stressing birds. It notes breed temperament differences, favoring the American and Asiatic types for steadiness over Mediterranean breeds.
A compact portrait follows Susan Simpson as she encounters Stephen Slocum amid a lingering summer scene. The alliterative meditation traces Susan’s quiet emotions and a hinted proposal, weaving a playful, stylized message about names and seasons.
A license clerk questions a mother about her son’s age for a driving permit. The mother recalls the boy was barely six when she last rode a train with the clerk, who notes the child now appears nearly sixteen.
Austin reports that a new game law effective September 1 prohibits shooting game from an automobile. Commissioner Turner E. Hubby explains that while shooting from a vehicle in a proper locality is not automatically illegal, firing at protected wildlife from any vehicle is unlawful. The law also requires a hunting license to hunt outside a hunter’s resident county. Carrying a gun in the woods is prima facie evidence of hunting.
Reginald Denny stars in the Universal Jewel feature as the town's sights unfold in a humor filled tale. The piece highlights modern travel with airplanes outpacing old hackney coaches and wagons and taxis, presenting the flying machine as the ultimate in efficiency per pilots.
A lightning bolt hit one of the Magnolia Company's 37,500-barrel tanks about four miles north of Electra shortly after 7 pm Thursday, sparking a spectacular fire. Losses are estimated near $40,000 as flames lit the sky for miles around.
Paul Atwell and Miss Erma Smith, 0. C. Brown and Miss Jewel Atwell. Pearl Bennett and Miss Lillian Jewel Hazel. Wm. Henry Craig and Miss Winnie Frances Dees.
A playful passage links birthstones to occupations and objects of craft. It pairs laundresses with soapstone, diplomats with boundary stones, architects with cornerstone, cooks with puddingstone, taxi drivers with milestone, shoemakers with cobblestone, borrowers with touchstone, burglars with keystone, beauties with peachstone, and most people with grindstone.
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