29 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1921
Page
1
A portrait of a modest breadwinner known as Dad. He supported family through shrinking wages, paid taxes with quiet concern, aided daughters into marriage, sent sons to war, and faced a final voyage with dignity. Wise citizens placed him on his tomb as the stay and staff of the land. The text notes the difficulty of naming the disease.
A city note warns that small boys using slingshots and street pebbles create danger. They do not intend harm, but accidental eye injuries or window damage can be as serious as deliberate injury. The Favorite lacks authority to stop the practice but urges caution among playmates.
The text notes that the average man at a banquet endures two clear emotions. He fears being asked to speak, and when not chosen he worries about being slighted or mistreated, highlighting social nerves around public speaking and recognition.
A quirky report notes some people prefer a liver pill to humor, a stance that evokes a comic yet pointed stance on pork. The piece uses witty phrasing to contrast health fixes with laughter.
A pithy remark on people clinging to disputes and rejecting any view that aligns with theirs. The line hints at stubbornness and bias in heated discussions.
The article outlines New Hampshire’s road to ratifying the U S Constitution with the June 11 1788 completion by New Hampshire. It traces origins to Captain Mason and the colony’s naming and early settlements in Rye Dover Exeter and Hampton. It notes the White Mountains and a 9 847 square mile area with four electoral votes for president.
A terse remark suggests some women cannot find happiness even in heaven if the neighbor has a superior pair of wings, implying envy and unreasonable comparisons.
The note invites readers to expect occasional special features from the Favorite publication, promising timely inserts and varied content for attentive readers.
An editorial style piece muses on aging with humor and contentment. It urges readers to embrace cheerfulness, resist cynicism, and value simple pleasures as society evolves. The tone critiques excessive pursuit of civilization and fashion while celebrating enduring resilience and humor.
A man insists his wife should maintain the home and adhere to the Ten Commandments for him, framing household duty in moral terms.
A concise editorial note argues that men who avoid using profanity stay out of public debate, while suggesting that outspoken language shapes character and perception in society.
Community leaders urge a broader probe into the rising expense of addiction and its impact on families. Officials seek data on treatment funding, enforcement, and prevention programs to curb costs and improve outcomes.
A vociferous agent touts a book titled T'sychology and Disease claiming it will end disease. Mrs Curfon mocks the claim while a sick granddaughter and visiting Cousin Susan stir chaos, showing how illness sorts daily life in a rural household.
An Arabic region faces severe famine as a yearlong drought wipes out about 75 percent of Algerian sheep. The so called Drinkers of Sunshine and Arab shepherds, unable to work beyond guarding flocks, face dire conditions unless imported wheat arrives from America.
A fragment mentions a young woman telling a companion she loves to cook, prompting remark about warming methods from decades past. The dialogue frames a humorous view of traditional domestic skills.
A fragment shows Rob asking if Belle weighs more than thirteen pounds and Belle answering she is a bit heavier. The snippet notes a line about starting at nine and gaining half a pound.
Unclaimed letters advertised in Boerham Texas for the week ending April 27 1921 include Blair N C Burnett Miss Annie Bits Mrs A Chapman Miss Flora Ellsbury KE RB Henry and J Jamimison Lousie Joyce Mary Kincaid Bob Mankir J 2B Kea Miss Viola Ramsey Mrs Stuth Rakna Arastia Smith Prark Tucker Albert Thompson Mr Drugrgist Wright IL J Young Kim J Rh 8S Rodgers P M
A former heavy drinker claims chronic stomach trouble faded after using Mayor's Wonderful Remedy. He says constant drinking damaged his stomach and liver, but one dose convinced him, with a money back guarantee. J. W. Peeley and druggists promote the remedy nationwide.
The Masons plan cleaning of their corner lot at Main and Sixth Streets to create three tennis courts for member use. This development transforms the property into a recreational amenity for the order.
Fannin County Realty Co offers short term note purchases at discounts. Over Spivyés Store location noted for this real estate finance service.
The Revival Meeting at the First Christian Church gains footing with thirty four new members. The Thursday sermon on John eight three drawn from above fosters spiritual renewal as Mrs. Bland Smith delivers a sing along and a large baptismal service marks each gathering.
An article emphasizes prioritizing both quality and quantity with a minimum price, urging readers to demand this standard from dealers. It cites Nold's Big-Pandy read as supporting Quantity and Price principles and names Model Steam Bakery in Wyoming with J. Nold as proprietor.
A reader seeks guidance on purchasing power and asks about trying J I Bowling Prod Co opposite the post office to compare value across options. The note emphasizes locating where one dollar buys the most and invites recommendations.
Blankenship of Atoka Oklahoma is visiting his relatives and reports very damp weather in the community. He says farm work is considerably retarded by the wet conditions.
A breeder near Chickasha Oklahoma offers Acals cotton seed claiming earlier maturation by ten days and staple length of 12 to 16 inches. The seed is advertised as high yielding and suitable for planting in small quantities.
The notice announces updated bus times for trains North and South on Katy with departures from St Bonham Ar Bailey Ar Leonard at 8 50 a m 9 05 a m 9 40 a m 2 00 p m 8 30 p m 4 05 p m 8 00 p m 8 89 p m and 9 00 p m The public can depend upon this schedule rain or shine Bus starts from Alexander Motel For service cars to go anywhere Phone 372 R 1 Residence 372 Ford Service Car Station
An advisory note urges investigation to maximize buying power and invites contact with J. PF of Bowling Prod Co opposite P.0. The text promotes seeking value and offers assistance during research.
A short verse about stubborn fishing patience and perseverance. The speaker urges not to quit after initial failures, to keep fishing with bait and effort until success comes. It ends praising grit as sure to win.
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