New Era Faith in Roosevelt and Christ Guiding Nation
A historical prose piece praises President Roosevelt and Jesus Christ as guiding forces for economic reform and national unity. It argues that divine ideals and social justice should shape policy, urging followers to embrace the Great Leader and the Great Teacher to bring peace, prosperity, and preservation of homes through mortgage relief and moral governance.
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Weader
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Faith and Fear in Law and Politics in 1930s Texas
The column critiques McKinney editors doubts about prohibition era truthfulness while noting broad concerns from Huey Long in Louisiana to taxes and inflation. It mocks press opinion on Paul Farley postal rates and Louisiana politics, and comments on William Lyon Talley and the Federal Reserve Board nomination. It closes with a call to stabilize markets for wheat and cotton amid overproduction fears.
Christ's Incomparable Condescension in the Cradle to the Cross
A religious notice from A. M. McCormick of Paris Texas extols Jesus Christ as the divine example of selflessness. It contrasts worldly salary cuts with spiritual salvation, recounts His humble birth in Bethlehem and carpenter life, and proclaims His sinless death and resurrection with biblical quotes.
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Poverty Avenue
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Publication masthead and notice of correction policy
The Bonham Daily Favorite prints a standard masthead with publisher Ashley Evans editor Oras R Ingis and business manager AW McDoucal and notes a public notice that errors reflecting on firms or individuals will be corrected if brought to the paper's attention.
By City Carrier Rates and Mail Options Listed
A clumsy OCR item lists subscription rates for City Carrier and Mail options. It cites 1 month at 50 cents, 3 months at 1.50, 6 months at 2.75, and 1 year at 5.00, with irregular endings and a probable misread line about DL JOEL or possessos and a score around 3.00.
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Joel
AP News Dispatches Credit and Local News Policy
The article states that Associated Press content is exclusively credited for publication in this paper and includes locally published news. It outlines AP entitlement to use news dispatches and notes non credited AP material may appear as local news.
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Associated Press
Notice of Public Address Change
Public requested to update records with new mailing address and provide old address for verification. This notice stresses accuracy to avoid delays in processing the change.
Notice on admission fees for events and obituaries policy
Notices state that entertainments dinners and other benefits with admission fees will be charged at a rate of five words per line. Obituaries resolutions of respect and cards of thanks are also charged for at this rate.
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Notigce
Phrase from Kent on trial of guilder methods before war appeal
An old quotation states that every guilder method should be tried before a nation appeals to arms. The line reflects cautious diplomacy and avoidance of conflict. It emphasizes patience and preference for nonmilitary means in resolving disputes.
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Kent
Psalm Verse Quotation About No God and Corruption
The excerpt quotes Psalm 53 1 2 in which the fool declares there is no God and condemns corrupt deeds. It reflects biblical warning on moral failing and divine scrutiny from heaven.
Moonlit Desert Echoes of Hunnicutt’s Solitary Point
A lyrical fragment by Clyude J. Hunnicutt reflects night desert scenes with silhoutted giants like cacti and wary wildlife. The speaker warns against deeper exploration, fearing the sand, mountains, and ghosts may draw him into a silent, dreamlike vastness.
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Jonesy
Sandstown
Clyude J. Hunnicutt
Kaletdogrand
Roosevelt's New Deal Plan Aims Help for Small Homeowners
The piece argues President Roosevelt favors radical yet safe reforms to aid the needy and small debtors including homeowners. It suggests a plan to protect homes worth under ten thousand dollars, allowing debt scaling and conversion of mortgage claims to four percent government bonds, balancing wealth distribution.
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Roosevelt
United States
Bonham Favorite Faces Wheat Price Rise Amid Threats
The text references Commissioner Wallace threatening to plow up 10 million acres of wheat, triggering a price surge. It notes a debate over economic policy and a claim of a travesty in the approach to expanding planting by ten million acres.
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Wallace
Bonham
University prank smoke bomb disrupts play
VIk Drexel Triangle reports Minnesota students requested National Guard aid for a smoke bomb. the device, used to stage a play, caused widespread evacuation. Separate notes mention Edinburgh field smoke design and local campus rumors about fines funding gifts.
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University OF Minnesota
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Paragraphers Note on Markets and Politics Cited
The Richmond News Leader and Boston Herald quotes discuss market moves and public concern over stable money. Senator Borah critiques Roosevelt economy plans, while the San Diego Union and Portland Express reference Roosevelt, Prosperity, and Delano in a critical or hopeful tone.
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The Resurrection and Life in Martha and Jesus
The essay argues Easter message centers on God’s love and the gift of Jesus. It contrasts two resurrection ideas: the physical, literal last day event and a spiritual life-giving resurrection present now. Jesus declares I am Resurrection and Life to a doubting Martha, urging belief in life through him.
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Martha
Lazarus
Bethany
Littl
Timyself
Can We Believe in the Resurrection Dr Cranston Earl Goddard
The article from Sherman Texas presents a sermon outline by Dr Cranston Earl Goddard examining faith in life after death. It surveys theological proofs, impersonals modern doubt, and calls believers to trust in the resurrection through scripture and personal experience.
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Earl Goddard
Sherman, Texas
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