Man Plans Bathroom Overnight Plea for One Night
An odd remark notes a man’s wish to add a bathroom as a lavish gesture for a single night. He jokes about the impracticality of a bath night, calling it reckless extravagance in classic Tit Bits style.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1929
Page
1
Change of Address Instructions for Newspaper Subscriptions
Change of address in the paper’s delivery records requires both old and new addresses to avoid delays. The notice lists various payment options by city carrier and mail, including durations from 1 month to 2 years, with stated price amounts and a Swan My Mail option.
Notice on Entertainment and Event Admission Rates
notices warn that all entertainments dinners and other benefits with an admission or monetary charge will cost 7 cents per line five words per line obituaries and resolutions of respect cards of thanks also billed at the same rate cash with order required.
Notice to the Public Bonham Texas Publishers
Public notice states that any erroneous reflection on the character or reputation of any firm individual or corporation will be corrected if brought to the attention of the publishers. Advertising rates available upon application. Entered at the post office at Bonham Texas as second class mail matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham, Texas
Bible Thought for Today and Prayer
Bible thought quotes Ezekiel 16 60 62 about the Lord remembering the covenant with the young and establishing an everlasting covenant. Prayer lines ask to give to the Lord of Lords renown and the King of Kings with glory crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezekiel
Habitual criminals and the reach of prohibition laws
An editorial argues that society must detain habitual criminals regardless of their crime, condemning opponents of the eighteenth amendment for exploiting a Michigan case to oppose law. It condemns sensationalism and asserts justice targets repeat violators, not isolated petty theft. It also notes ongoing American relief efforts for famine in China and asserts American generosity and global brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Tving
Legislatue
Greal
Governor MOODY vetoes Sunday picture show bill
Moody calls the measure unconstitutional for allowing municipalities to override state law. He argues that prohibiting frivolous Sunday work protects the public’s rest day and prevents pursuit of gainful occupations on a sacred day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Confidence Shaken as Markets Wobble
A concise remark notes that confidence proves fragile under market pressures. Analysts caution measured bets amid volatility while investors seek clarity on policy signals. The comment reflects broader sentiment about risk appetite and economic outlook.
We Are Our Brother's Keeper In World Suffering
A commentator argues against narrow self interest in global distress. He links U S hunger in Africa and China to meningitis outbreaks in Shanghai, urging public compassion and action rather than indifference. He notes Americans claim to be their brother's keeper while debts of famine and disease demand civic response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanshai
America
Africa
China
Shanghi
Asia
Europe
United States
Russia
Shanghia
Texas
Shanghai
The Turn of the Road
A poem by Alice Rollit evokes coastal winds and summer scenes as a speaker imagines journeying with a companion. Vivid images of willow buds, bay winds, sea birds, and meadow tones frame a mood of shared travel toward a distant place. The speaker contemplates endurance through weather and time with a partner named you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Rollit
Irony and the Mexican property question spark civilizational doubt
The Bonham favorite praises a Dallas News editor for a pointed irony about property safety. The piece links Chicago cash transport fears to broader U.S. civilization questions, contrasting outward form with inward grace and the role of culture, education, and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
Mexico
Bonham
Chicago
Mars
America
Worth a Smile Can See Through It
A humorous fragment describes misunderstandings about money and intent. A young woman aims to open a bank account but reveals she wants a department store charge account. A visiting dignitary’s overnight stay prompts a hotelkeeper to prepare.
Lightning never strikes twice in the same place
A Pittsburg Gazette item ponders superstition and practical risk after a notable lightning event, noting that repeated strikes in one location seem unlikely yet questions persist about weather patterns and safety considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Bill Holloway Seeks Clinic With Surgeon to Cut Expense
Dallas News reports Bill Holloway continues searching for a clinic with a surgeon who can reduce medical costs. The item highlights ongoing efforts to find affordable surgical care and mentions Holloway's pursuit of financial relief.
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Bill Holloway
Dallas News
Paper farms on the horizon as seals go on dotted lines
A Denison Herald quote warns that in five years farms will be under paper. The observer notes many plots are already bound by paper like sheets with red seals and a name on the dotted line.
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Denison Herald
Oklahoma man wins $10,000 in alienation case
A Clarksville News item states an Oklahoma man obtained a $10,000 judgment against a preacher for alienating his wife's affections. The quip notes if preacher scales differ by state, the preacher may simply return the wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Texas
Clarksville
Italian scientist praises American love of beauty
An Italian scientist visiting America says the love of beauty is stronger in the United States than any other country in the world. He notes Americans may have more beauties to love, making the sentiment a good fit for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Sherman
Cincinnati University Considers Offering Monitoring Course
Cincinnati University weighs adding a monitoring course as education undergoes sweeping changes across campuses. The Dallas News notes trends toward new curricula and faculty discussions on program development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati University
Dallas News
Church Council Urges Sex Equality
The Longview Daily News quotes a remark about Afghanistan having one automobile for 1,200,000 citizens and adds a public digression about college boys. The Arkansas Gazette headline notes a push for gender equality with a practical sentiment. The Marshall County Banner comments on testimonials and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afghanistan
Longview Daily News
Church Council Urges
Arkansas ‘Gazette
No Soup From the Press Diner
A quip based on a printer’s misprint where the menu joke signals a printer’s fresh bill of fare mix up. The exchange hints at a humorous dining scene tied to publishing.
THINGS WORTH KNOWING A Thrift Clock
A small savings device issued to depositors of the Municipal Savings Bank at Darmstadt is a clock which will run only after a coin has been inserted.
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Municipal Savings Bank
Darmstadt
Hypocrite Refused a Bank Loan Draws Dismissive Comment
A Corsicana Sun quip notes it is doubtful any man would celebrate being turned down for a loan by his banker, implying hypocrisy in such pride.
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Corsicana Sun
Rising Industry Surges in US Aviation Value
A recent report shows the US aviation sector valued at 5 million dollars three years ago and now at 50 million dollars, indicating rapid industry growth and increased investment.
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United States
New York Budget Surpasses Midwest City Budgets
The article notes New York City's new budget is several million dollars larger than the combined budgets of Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia, highlighting New York's fiscal scale compared with major midwestern and eastern cities.
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New York City
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Wise Thinkers on Health Temperance and Quiet Mind
Sir Thomas argues health rests not on strict dietary rules but on temperate living and a calm, quiet mind. The notion emphasizes balance over rigid inhibitions as a path to well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Thomas Order
Faith in spiritual values urged to avoid self-destruction
Quote from Sir Philip Gibbs stresses reestablishing faith in spiritual values to prevent societal self-destruction and calls for worship of something beyond the self.
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Sir Philip Gibbs
Fosdick Quote On Power Misuse Cited By Historian
A historical quotation from Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick stating that great tragedies arise from power abuse rather than weakness, highlighting the danger of unchecked authority.
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Harry Emerson Fosdick
Genius as a new element in the intellect universe
Quote from Wordsworth notes genius as an introduction of a new element into the intellectual universe. The remark frames creativity as transformative, elevating thought beyond existing boundaries. It underscores the enduring link between inspiration and discovery in human knowledge.
Happy warrior interned in land of plenty
The line notes a modern figure described as a "happy warrior" and a Mexican soldier interned abroad, contrasted with unlikely magazine headliners Elinor Glyn and Calvin Coolidge, highlighting unlikely pairing in coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land of Plenty
Boston Transcript
Elinor Glyn
Calvin Coolidge
Indianapolis News
Ideals Like Stars Beyond Reach
A reflective note on pursuing high ideals, comparing them to stars that remain unattainable. The piece suggests perseverance despite the distance between aspiration and accomplishment.
Guiding Hands Like Seafaring Men on Desert Waters
A compact reflection on choosing guides akin to seafaring men amid a desert journey guiding toward destiny, echoing themes of leadership, direction, and purpose.
Fertilizer Crops Flourish Around Kerens Farms
Three of the commercial fertilizer shipments have arrived at farms near Kerens in the past two weeks. Most applications target sandy soils, improving soil nutrition and crop potential in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUYIG
Kerenal
Sandy
Summer hat sale promotes men’s hats at low price
A local ad touts a large line of men’s hats for summer with prices to three dollars and ninety-five cents. J L Ware & Co. is listed among sellers offering the sample line and value on hats.
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J. L. Ware & Ey
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