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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
2
The Graham Leader states that any erroneous reflection on a person, firm, or corporation in its columns will be corrected promptly once brought to the publishers’ attention. The notice emphasizes the newspaper’s commitment to accuracy and fair treatment.
A local editorial urges residents to boost and attend community entertainments in Graham. It argues citizens neglect social activities, preferring only cash donations, and calls for renewed interest, personal support, and steady participation to elevate the town’s social life.
Farmers and stockmen facing short feed are urged to plant a large acreage in small grain this fall to secure pasture for livestock. Planting between now and mid November could cut livestock feed costs by about half on average. Recent rains improve fall planting prospects with wheats, oats, barley, and rye all suitable for this region.
The piece notes that nearly double the grain should be sown for winter grazing than for grain crop. It reports that many farmers are planning winter pastures and urges each farmer to provide pasture for stock by sowing small grain this season.
Communities grow when residents support local merchants. Do not chase lower prices elsewhere. Home merchants rely on the community, offer fair value, and will address issues. Out-of-town sellers aim for one sale and do not build lasting goodwill. Keep money at home to strengthen the local economy.
One cold February morning John Ferris woke at 3 AM and saw a reflection outside his window. The woodshed beside the kitchen was on fire but not large. He acted calmly, grabbing his slippers and hose to flood the fire from a basement faucet, preventing a bigger blaze.
The Lone Oak News recalls a roadside scene near Gladys street where a Ford two seater carried a couple with jellybeans around their necks and flappers, the driving boy and embracing girl. A later car had one couple, with the girl guiding affection. The editor laments modern “good times” and fondly recalls older buggy courting with Old Gray and free hands.
Two Texas women share testimonials on pellagra recovery after using W C Rountree M D Pellagra Treatment. Mrs Edna Murphy of DeKalb reports weight gain from 115 to 175 pounds after relief from stomach trouble nervousness and skin changes. Mrs L H Young of Yantis notes loss of 35 pounds and relief from stomach trouble nervous spells and crying fits after treatment.
Dallas welfare director Mrs Albert Walker will sponsor a law to make wife desertion a felony. She asked district attorney help to draft the bill for lawmakers. She cites rising desertion cases and says penalties should apply when fathers desert their children. Walker handled seven cases involving 20 children.
A reader notes long standing gas on the stomach and nervousness improved by Adlerika. The ad claims one spoonful clears gas and bloating, cleansing bowels and removing unseen matter, with L. M. Davis Drugs Co. selling Adlerika at Nelson's Drug Store in Eliasville.
A quirky local item notes the adage that what some people fail to know about driving an automobile could fill a hospital. It highlights a humorous take on common driving myths and cautions.
The article warns cold as a powerful but dangerous agency affecting blood circulation. Prolonged cold can force blood to internal organs, cause stasis, and invite pneumonia arthritis or meningitis. It advises cautious use, noting winter bronchitis risks for elderly and urging stable room temperatures and avoiding sudden cold exposure.
An amateur aviator voices concern that the expense is less about the cost and more about ongoing upkeep. The remark highlights practical challenges of aircraft ownership and maintenance responsibilities faced by hobby pilots.
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