15 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
1
A sermon against short lived regimes. The talk argues no government lasts without justice and mercy, and that the United States will endure only if rulers and people alike follow the golden rule and seek collective good over individual greed.
The piece argues banks merit greater public appreciation for their role in business and community projects in Bonham, noting their contributions to new enterprises, farm improvements, and stability, while acknowledging reader frustration with financial matters. It mentions hog prices, government pension costs, Huey Long’s 1986 presidential bid, and Mussolini’s actions amid Ethiopian tensions with England.
A humorous cartoon caption shows a character debating how to escape biting mosquitoes. The strip notes the insects are pursuing the characters and jokes about saving their heads from bites.
The Union Pacific Railroad merged four subsidiaries and paid a full year of wages to clerks displaced by the consolidation. The company covered transfer costs, helped with home sales losses, and promised reemployment when possible. The gesture is cited as an example of business using goodwill to reinforce its public standing amid critics.
A collection of humorous vignettes and quips about everyday life and business. The pieces poke fun at shoppers, managers, family moments, and cultural stereotypes with light wordplay and irony.
The line notes Emerson's view that money costs more than its price and weighs on the mind, reflecting a timeless critique of wealth's burden. It presents a compact moral reflection suitable for a daily quote feature.
A religious quotation asks for divine wisdom to know one’s end and the measure of days to reveal human frailty. The verse reflects on mortal limits and self awareness.
A nostalgic note from the Chicago Journal Commerce recalls a traveler longing for youth by a willowed stream. The piece contrasts barefoot memories with present gear a split bamboo rod Shakespeare reel and fresh tackle sparking wistful desires to fish as in days gone by.
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