Dona Am Daily Fave Published Daily Except
A compact notice from FAVORITE PRINTING announces the Dona Am Daily Fave publication schedule.
23 Apr 1930
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1930
Page
1
A compact notice from FAVORITE PRINTING announces the Dona Am Daily Fave publication schedule.
The text presents a newspaper masthead listing H. A. McDougal publisher Ashley Evans editor and various city subscription options. It includes phrasing about subscription terms and a note that any erroneous reflection on individuals or firms will be corrected when called to the publishers' attention.
A brief religious note references Psalm 100:2 urging joy and service to God as a call to worship. The fragment mentions serving the Lord with gladness in a compact citation.
A brief quotation from Southey notes that love can halt only at the point of possession, reflecting a fixed, ironic view of romantic pursuit. The line presents a stark reminder of desire and ownership in relationships.
An author argues advertising elevates a business, noting Will Rogers and other public figures profit from exposure. The piece contends a vendor must keep the name before the public, using newspapers to tell customers about goods, prices, and reliability, asserting advertising drives credibility and sales.
Fragmentary line notes concern about ballots and primaries with no observers or guidance from the Office. It asks why questions about ballot handling are not being addressed and who holds responsibility. The text implies voter uncertainty about election processes.
A letter questions Moody’s assertion about ret routing a third heat and tossing votes to Love. The writer mocks politicians who rely on strutting rhetoric and laments Moody’s shifting stance, likening him to a “parrot” and a wandering “tourist printer.” The piece Jeeps at the notion of a traveling professional class under pressure.
Cornell researchers show roosters aid the spread of bacillary white diarrhea in baby chicks. Experiments with infected and uninfected pens reveal males accelerate transmission over months. Local labs in multiple counties and on Long Island test nearly 52,000 chickens, reducing mortality.
Jones asks what’s wrong as a joke falls flat. The solemn one replies he must buy flowers chocolates and theater tickets. His friend quips about mental arithmetic while the young man speaks of sentimental arithmetic.
A crude joke about George and Worry recounts a tale of near drowning, a brave girl rescues Jim, and a later twist as the same girl marries him. The exchange suggests comic misfortune and ironic romance in a fragmentary dialogue.
Fragmentary lines describe a chaotic brawl with references to rockets and sticks. The text suggests a tense scene where participants struggle and fail to recover, but missing context leaves the event, participants, and location uncertain.
Bonham city votes to prohibit constructing or maintaining tents within two hundred feet of private residences without written consent. Violators face fines up to one hundred dollars. Ordinance No 359, issued May 12 1930, suspends typical committee review and goes into effect immediately.
A science note claims a group of stars could head toward Earth at 200 miles per second and collide in about a million years. The cartoon reads that such distant doom is less worrying than a car approaching at 40 miles an hour and reaching in about one second.
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