05 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1935
Page
1
A public notice states the Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights for dispatched news and local reports. It invites corrections if any erroneous reflections surface about firms individuals or corporations and requests notification to publishers.
The Farmersville Times has served Farmersville for over fifty years promoting town growth and unity. It notes local readers sometimes favor out of town papers yet insists the paper is a real asset yielding dividends to Farmersville and similar to Bonham's Favorite which spends more locally than it takes from readers.
A mid‑century editorial builds on Beecher's sermon to urge personal and collective action against social evils. It links hell on earth to poverty crime greed and government reform and calls for repeal of State prohibition while debating pensions school books and dole policies.
The article argues that law and order exist to curb selfishness and protect the innocent, claiming laws and social rules compel cruel people to follow the principle of love. It notes the Protestant Reformation and the 1537 English Bible date as pivotal, framing the 1611 Authorized Version as its enduring Bible.
A discussion by Anglicans and Nonconformists weighs four possible dates for the English Reformation. Some cite 1543 when Henry VIII declared supreme head of the Church, others point to 1536–1540 for monastery dissolutions, and a few argue the doctrinal settlement is the true date, delaying quadricentennial plans.
A collage of brief clippings from Texas papers covers advertising warnings about a black widow spider, government openness, public liability insurance for mobile owners, poll taxes for voters, and light prose excerpts. The mix shows civic debates and cultural notes across multiple Texas communities.
A brief aphorism notes admiration for those who build and dream, reflecting on progress and aspiration. The lone line hints at a youthful voice praising makers who shape the heavens.
A devotional quote from Corinthians urges focusing on unseen eternal realities rather than temporary visible things. The passage contrasts the temporal nature of earthly matters with the enduring nature of spiritual truths.
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