19 Aug 1936
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1936
Page
1
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A long reflective piece argues President Roosevelt spoke for world peace beyond U S politics. It praises his stance against war, notes his warnings to citizens abroad, and urges concerted action through international bodies while touching on liquor advertising reform and local editorials.
Marshall News argues loneliness and poverty haunt the elderly. The Denison Herald notes a suicide note referencing loneliness, and the piece urges humane old age pensions to ease suffering and provide basic support for those who worked hard but are left destitute.
The column gathers brief items from Texas papers noting Republican calls for federal action on a drought, a Detroit motorist derailing a train at a crossing with slim implications, and a Norfolk bandit’s failed robbery. The Stamford Leader quotes an opinion about sharp ideological clashes.
A collage of reflections blends biblical lines with memories of Devon seasides and childhood scenes. The piece ties gratitude, aging, and nostalgia to places like cottages and lavender, while shifting to notes on social welfare, old readers, and the fragility of life.
A Dallas readers group condemns removal of the daily poem on the front page. They recall saving Harry Marriner Ruth McCann and other poets and urge restoring the feature in its accustomed place.
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