30 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1935
Page
1
CHANGE OF ADDRESS In ordering address of paper changed give old address as well as new This is important and will avoid delay in making the change NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Any erroneous reflection upon the character reputation of standing of any firm individual or corporation will be gladly corrected upon it being called to the attention of the publishers.
The article argues Congress spent over ten billion dollars in recent sessions, swelling the national debt near WWII levels. It predicts higher debt from the next Congress, ongoing relief costs, and looming taxes to fund Social Security and veteran benefits. It warns the Democratic party must govern wisely or risk voter backlash and a lost political course.
The article discusses a conflict between Texas state rights and federal wildlife rules on dove hunting. Texans favor local control yet may follow federal limits. state law allows hunting sunrise to sunset from Sept 1, while federal rules permit hunting 7 am to 4 pm for 30 days from Oct 1.
The piece notes Austria and New Zealand backing different sides in the Ethiopia conflict, Japan signaling support for Ethiopians and ready to ship arms, and Italy facing possible direct clash with Japan. It also mentions France and England opposing Mussolini, with commentary on contentment and public welfare actions in Dallas.
A stenography style recap notes a poker hand where a seasoned player holds five Pat treys and four wild deucers. He discards the trey and one deuce, draws two cards and hits a king to complete four kings, denying opponents a potential steal.
A chaotic hand ends badly as the wild card changes fate and the dealer draws to three bullets. The player fails to catch the wild deuce and the game collapses with a grim finish amid confusion and disbelief.
A fragmented panel teases Popeye in a Thimble Theater cartoon. The comic text hints at an adventure with Sailor Olive Oyl and a boast about a windmill, promising audience a light around the cake moment.
The passage notes that doves killed in Texas are raised within the state and that doves migrating south in autumn return next spring to raise their young. It suggests federal authorities should defer to state laws in this case.
A mosaic of editorials and quotes critiques war in Ethiopia Italy clashes. It argues that neutrality fails to deter aggression and that some form of international policing is necessary to enforce peace, contrasting pacifist ideals with practical security needs.
An imperturbable demeanor comes from perfect patience. Quiet minds cannot be perplexed or frightened, according to R L Stevenson.
A Bible quotation emphasizes endurance in faith, urging believers to lay aside sin and encumbrances and run with perseverance the race set before them. It highlights the cloud of witnesses as inspiration for steadfast living.
A collage of comments from Texas newspapers includes a wry note on wedding rings and a quip about Charnel Fr. Risk a Rhode Island Republican aiming for Congress with an open mind. A remark on Aunt Lucy traveling, always rushing to the next stop, adds to the collection.
A correspondent recalls a scent visit to an old English village where beauty captivated him as a correspondent notes. The piece touches on driving lessons and playful media quotes as satire from multiple papers.
Prudence Pease reflects on obstinacy and judgment in a Kaleidograph piece. A meditation on will, silence, and double standards contrasts civic manners with personal restraint. The poem questions what people call firmness and discernment in everyday interactions.
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