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17 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1922
Page
1
Readers who missed yesterday's fashion show can dress in their new spring clothes this coming Sunday and showcase them at a community event.
A fragmented report notes varied Easter observances by groups described as Knights Templar in Texas. The text mentions weather and farmers hoping for weeks of sun to plant a cotton crop.
Two major storms ripped through Beardstown within seven days, causing damage and disruptions as residents cope with the aftereffects of consecutive severe weather events. Strong winds and possible flooding affected homes and infrastructure. Local officials assess damage and plan recovery efforts.
Russian delegates at Genoa appear empowered to act as Moscow demands yet Moscow is too distant for others. Ireland woke to Easter riots with no deaths, surprised by the day’s use for worship rather than violence.
The article notes Senator Borah’s cautious projection that the U S will soon join the League of Nations despite personal opposition. It also mentions Jim Reed’s desire for party peace in Missouri amid fears of losing a position and reports on aggressive church campaigns in Fort Worth resulting in about two thousand congregants gained with more expected.
A Clarksville Times column argues that boys who stay busy after school with chores and duties become productive bankers, lawyers, ministers, teachers, merchants, and editors. It laments excessive play and insists healthful work builds muscle, brain, and character while steering youth away from bad paths.
An item from the Dallas scene criticizes a proposed durbar of flowers as a vehicle to attract crowds. It ridicules the focus on specific brands like Four Roses and mocks plans to lure visitors, while joking about wine and prohibition context and inviting locals to visit.
A humorous line from the Mt Pleasant Times-Review plays with medical and legal imagery about doctors and a grand jury. The fragment suggests a satirical note on cooperation and the fate of dandelions among peers.
In Clarksville the Timesling prints a special Sheriff sale edition each month’s first week. The Bonham Mavorite comment notes the excitement centers on the auction. The Joney Grove Citizen adds a lesson that business must advertise.
The failed man offers more guidance than the successful one as he understands the pitfalls to avoid. Aiming for prosperity requires analyzing conditions that lead to downfall. The successful person often credits luck and personal management, yet may miss warning signs the failed have seen.
The letter recalls a teacher urging that children can be trained to enjoy work as they mature. The author reflects on past schooling in farming tasks and crafts, noting mixed feelings about those duties learned as youths and the long view of labor expectations.
The Dallas mayor seeks Governor Neff to supply evidence that gambling houses and bootleggers operate in Dallas. The exchange follows a public dispute over lawlessness and a contested order targeting city hall employees, with the governor denouncing Dallas as lawless and the mayor denying the claim.
William Lyon Mackenzie King becomes Canada’s new prime minister. The article notes his relation to the historic 1837 rebellion leader and references a grandson connection. It also briefly discusses biblical trial details and a claim about the cross being made from pine wood.
In San Francisco on April 14 Roscoe C Fatty Arbuckle was acquitted in a manslaughter trial over actress Virginia Rappe. The verdict came after less than a minute of deliberation with no crowd reaction. Arbuckle expressed relief as jurors and spectators offered congratulations.
Advertisement notes a trusted repairman W. Y. Thomas offers sharpening and repair for lawn mowers claiming reliability and skill. The terse notice urges readers to rely on his expertise rather than uncertain alternatives.
For sale items include air valve grinder portable forge hand or power drill welding and cutting torch amniwanee 20 ton weaver press 160 pound anvil two vices two hoists three auto twin jacks and other hardware. notice states owners Mrs A RB Toward North MainGt
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