22 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1921
Page
1
Inserting a paper address change requires the full old and new address. Notices for entertainments and dinners with admission fees or other monetary consideration will be charged at one cent per word. Obituaries resolutions of respect cards of thanks also incur the same rate. Cash must accompany the order.
Editorial notes Charles the Last and Belgium offer a method to collect indemnity while Greece misses its share of the gravy, reflecting postwar reparations tension and foreign policy tensions in Europe.
An essay touts hard cider humor and satire on religion unselfishness and public life. It cites an Indian councilman voting to raise his own taxes, notes health and happiness boost output, and recalls a 118 year old smoker. It critiques diplomacy, gender roles, and regional politics with humorous anecdotes and aphorisms.
Bonham residents endorse Dean's Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy for kidney trouble. A farmer, W. Q. Chaffin, shares relief after two boxes, noting back and head pain diminished during heavy work. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
A melancholy boarder muses on death and adaptation, noting that people may endure grim events if they can discuss them later. He recalls resisting a dentist due to feared pain, then enduring it. also reflects on marriage rites, repeated nuptials, and becoming desensitized to family boarding-house life.
The notice states that any erroneous reflection on the character or standing of a firm individual or corporation will be corrected if brought to the publisher’s attention. It outlines the commitment to fairness and accuracy in published material.
A compact catalog of aphorisms and social observations noting quieter crowds, political platforms, and practical remedies. It contrasts scarce ivory domes with plentiful imitations while reflecting wartime rhetoric and daily life.
The piece notes fashion shifting toward Palm Beach suits while weather grumbles persist. It recalls old ad men washing sins in the Jordan, calling the river the world’s most crooked, as the era's humor and attitudes surface.
The text argues that inner awakening shapes life and behavior like soil and care shape a plant. It likens children to plants influenced by environment, notes women as angels among average men, warns against minding others, and urges not burning bridges or rushing ahead.
A Franklin mother teaches Christmas meaning to her two and a half year old son Robert. The boy's ten year old cousin Gordon is described as the hero in all that occurs and his approval seems to settle every action. The night ends with the child answering that Christmas celebrates Santa and Gordie.
The piece traces New Jersey becoming the third state six days after Pennsylvania ratified the Constitution. It notes its size of 8,507 square miles, its origin from New Netherlands, and the 1702 unification of West and East Jersey under English rule. It mentions Carteret Berkeley Lords and electoral votes for president.
Bonham readers note an eclipse of the moon observed around two o'clock this morning. The dimmed sky drew Club ladies to a scheduled program that included the celestial sight, though it was not listed in the official agenda.
A mighty preacher from Evangelist McMurray Christian Church announces nightly gatherings at 7:30. Readers are invited to hear him deliver messages each evening.
Announcement by a major farm loan company offering quick, low interest financing. Ad promotes liberal terms and speedy processing. Includes location at Fannin County Realty Office over Spivy's Store.
A colored pugilist hurls taunts at his opponent as they square off. The rival retorts that the other is headed for the same fate, foreshadowing a deadly conclusion with forceful speech.
A terse exchange describes a damaged meal trade where a diner pressures for a partial refund. The terse dialogue hints at a rushed finish and unclear pricing.
Bates' improved antiseptic liniment advertised for both humans and animals. The notice markets its use as a trusted remedy for wounds and sores, highlighting versatility and availability.
Ben Hassell of the Den ham club announces a schedule change from Paris April 26 to a home opener at Sherman April 28. Manager Hellman will field a strong club after forty players tried out, many paying their own way.
Public notice advertises dry goods nations and groceries at right prices from J F Bowling Prod Co. Buick sales promote a 0 model with starter in first class condition available from Bonham Buick Company with bargain terms.
Advertisement offers a four room house on West 7th Street adjoining Will Nevill's home for sale with easy terms.
A Wisconsin Historical Society member announced plans to search for Norse relics from Minnesota in 1362. He suspects white explorers visited the northern American continent about a century before Columbus.
A. J. Stevenson returned from the twenty first annual Texas Poster Advertising Association convention in San Antonio. He was elected president for the fourth time, with by law changes needed to allow more than two terms. The association, with 385 towns and cities, praised his service and chose him without opposition.
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