08 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
1
The notice states Ashley Evans serves as City Editor and Solicitor and is listed at the Bonham Texas post office as a second class mail matter.
A reflective verse fragment contemplates honoring a life by deeds over fame. The speaker imagines praise for honesty, kindness, and service, accepting blame if the world feels diminished by their absence. The core wish is simple, to be remembered for good intent and care for others.
A New York editorial syndicate offers a series on Bolshevism at 25 dollars, urging the eradication of Nations League and lamenting wartime devastations. The letter praises Lenin and Trotsky while condemning Bolshevist advocates as insane, and warns against publishing such material in the law abiding press.
A fragmented item hints at a family newspaper standard with cautious praise and tempered timing. The readable bits suggest a sentiment about quality and readiness appearing later, with no specific names or dates.
A California paper portrays a beautiful young woman living as a hermit along the coast in overalls and barefoot, then rejects romantic notions of her look, arguing a wife’s role remains central and the fabric of home depends on both partners. The piece muses on hats of society, film history, and marriage duties, urging readers to consider responsibility and partnership.
The passage muses on animal ears as a task, argues that the most costly possession is often a gift, and suggests kindness should become a duty. It ponders whether esthetic dancing would remain popular if the danseuse wore a mackintosh and artics.
Health is not so good at this writ ing. Most every one has replanted corn. We had a nice rain last night. It will help the corn and gardens. The baby of Mrs. Maycll Brown is on the sick list. Mrs. Farr is also numbered among the sick. Roy Taylor and Miss Bertha Taylor spent Sunday in city with Misses Vera and Goldie Loyd Taylor.
A revival gathering led by Bro. Lovell drew good interest last Wednesday at the South Bonham Methodist church. The notice invites everyone to attend the ongoing revival services and to join in prayer and worship.
A collage of aphorisms and social comments reference William Jennings Bryan, hypocrisy of income timing, culture from books, poets sleeping late, money’s shifting role, a license to hunt trouble, and a call for unity. The piece reads as a playful, reflective tongue in cheek dialogue.
Fragment notes a purchase of three bushels of fine staple cotton seed with a bill totaling $10.00. No further context or identifiers are provided.
The Cive and Sanitary Club raised twenty dollars from a lunch and candy sale held for the April 7 event. Seven dollars paid for a set of reference pebs for fir Ticary and three dollars for oat sacks.
Jewelry shop offers remounting service in new pierced design ring mountings to enhance diamond appearance. Customers are invited to view the goods and are promised pleasing prices.
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