01 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
1
A Sunday tribute in New York honors Tom Noonan who, after a Sing Sing release thirty years ago, built a Bowery mission offering food clothing and shelter to all races and classes. His selfless commitment inspired thousands toward a better life and saw him hailed as a salt of the earth.
Commentary argues Texas Centennial funds are misallocated with six million dollars raised locally, calling for larger federal and state appropriations. The piece notes demands for monuments and museums across many communities, questions lobbying and politics, and cites a Galveston Lafitte monument idea. It also touches on Germany's protest over anti Nazi acts in New York and broader wartime anxieties.
The commission in charge of the work to grant funds faces criticism for distributing money to places that may not deserve it. Fannin County Bonham is praised for its role in early Texas history and education, arguing it merits greater Centennial support than some others. An Atlanta man sued for five dollars and fifty cents for a marriage license, but the court ruled he was not injured and should be happy, noting the Georgia cost contrasts with cheaper Texas marriages.
A collage of quips and opinions from Texas papers on money, divorce, media, and tax themes. Observations include inflation, custody debates, editorial caution, and satirical takes on government and taxation. Changes in spending power and public perception are noted with regional flavor and wit.
A fragmented passage cites lines from the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin and San Francisco Chronicle. It references Mustapha Kemal simplifying Turkish and an aphorism about earnest work, with stray phrases and mispunctuated wording.
A worn traveler asks if she can board sleeping car No 6 before it starts. An information desk clerk replies she must wait. Mixed Up Ye discusses his son joining the family business and his progress toward big shoes to fill.
A fragmented European and American press swap quotable fragments on morality and public conduct. One remark questions national standards while another notes a dancer fined in Paris. The mix shows cross national reflections in a disjointed snippet.
Edson BRB Waite Shawnee Okla notes that strong newspaper advertising boosts demand in good and dull times. The piece urges timely, honest ads to stay ahead and reach customers, ending with a call to action about pursuing business opportunities despite difficulties.
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