13 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1921
Page
1
Publication line from Bonham paper credits Ashley Evans as City Editor and Solicitor. The piece appears as a local notice with print service details and postal posting at Bonham.
A call for leaders with strong minds and great hearts who refuse to be swayed by office, fame, or flattery. The verse honors men of honor who stand tall, face demagogues, and act with public duty and private integrity.
A reflective essay discusses how sensitivity and irritability color daily interactions. It argues that misread motives arise from personal mood and indigestion rather than real offense. Charitable view and frankness can turn obstacles into stepping stones and shape success.
A high brow marrazine cites Thomas Addison claiming indifference to the time, prompting speculation on his possible interest in a secondhand deal.
A possum dog in Dallas County treed eighteen quarts of illicit moonshine. A Honey Grove editor seeks to buy the dog as the town chuckles at the odd caper and the editor eyes a possible boastful scoop.
The Clarksville Times pokes fun at Bonham rumors of a local candy factory. It recounts a Board of Trade pose and a rival paper’s claim while questioning if any candy exists, prepaid or not, and whether editor Tray Lipscomb knows candy making.
Commissioners Court met Monday in regular session to finish work and file a report. Major items include remodeling the courthouse with nearly every room overhauled and a new roof likely, with several proposed plans under review. A revival sermon titled Decision and Life, or Delay and Death, was announced for tonight at the Christian Church.
Miss Hughett recounts relief from back pain headaches and fatigue after using Cardus with her mother’s recommendation. The text promotes Cardus as a long trusted female tonic and urges readers to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women’s ailments. It also notes a Knights of Pythias meeting in Bonham on April 15.
A local advertisement from Yannin County Realty Co offers fast, low interest farm loans through their office near Spivy's Store. The message also notes furniture repair and storage services with a promise of first class, prompt work from the East Side Square shop in Imo, W Y.
A Tuesday night service drew strong attendance despite threatening weather. The quartet of Ben Nassell, Jne. W. Russell, Chas. Cowan, and Oliver Heffner performed as the congregation reflected on Daniel 8 1. The class, about 50 members, praised the program and plans for future services. The Wednesday topic will be Decision and Lift Delay and Death as Scripture illustrates startling facts. Come out to hear.
The piece argues that summer weakness comes from impoverished blood and praises rich wholesome blood as the basis of vitality. It claims those with poor blood cannot work or enjoy life and will be limp in hot weather.
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