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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1934
Page
1
A column discusses poverty not causing crime but shaping hearts, arguing only changing hearts ends both poverty and crime. It notes editors age and die, citing regular habits and abstemious living as keys to longevity, contrasting editors with wealthy readers and harsh diets.
A collage of quotes and quips from Texas newspapers humorously chronicles public figures and issues. It cites Tim Medlin Marshall News Tyler Courier-Times Comimittee Journal Greenville Banner and others with wry takes on debt government pay rolls and Congress.
In Dallas on Friday Ferguson announced he will end active political participation after year’s end. He plans to devote time to his farm, law practice, editorial work, and newspaper. The piece reflects on his long Texas political role and compares him to Cincinnatus while noting public scrutiny and ongoing interest from rivals.
The passage argues that crime and poverty cannot be abolished by current theories. It suggests true change will come only when ancient principles from a rarely read book are learned and practiced by people. The author notes these ideas have persisted for centuries yet remain untested in practice.
A clipped column argues for issuing currency under U S control to restore monetary value and reject Morgan Mellon and Co. It suggests inflation fears, warns Congress against excess money printing, and cites mixed quotes on gold, silver, and debt payment in gold. The piece references various newspapers in a collage of opinions.
Readers are invited to email a letter explaining why they deserve a specific autograph. Two different fans will receive autographs each day this month. Each submission must state the chosen autograph and the sender’s case, with no stated limit on entries.
A maxim on choosing the right tool for a task. It notes ingenuity using available implements like a jack knife when a perfect foil is absent, urging practical resourcefulness over waiting for ideal equipment. Anon.
A reflective poem meditates on autumn leaves and beauty in nature. The speaker hears a guiding voice as red maples and ash trees frame a country road and city street, expressing nourishment for beauty-hungry hearts.
A composite of social items from a small town includes modest remarks on Mrs Brown’s discreet public presence, a new son-in-law's finances, and several weekend visits. Local church events and a Thanksgiving program at Sunday school are noted, along with illness and recoveries, marriages, and parish preaching plans.
Local residents share visits across towns including Lonnie and Maggie Price in Bailey Ina Rollins in Sherman Fae Bushby in Commerce and other guests. County Council met in Bonham. baby born to Cleland Corder and wife Melba Jane. H D Club met at E H Kincaid home with hooked rug demonstration. Reverend Cidfield of Fort Worth preached at Ravenna Baptist Church.
Edson R. Waite argues for consistent newspaper ads to reach local buyers. He says businessmen should boost the home city, support local industries, and promote products to attract customers and aid communal growth.
Atlanta reports the engineering experiment station at Georgia Tech has devised a process to produce rayon using the same pine pulp previously used for newsprint developed under Dr. Charles H. Her ty.
Philadelphia reports 57 streamlined electric locomotives ordered by the railroad for service between New York and Washington. The move promises the most powerful trains yet, though farmers express tepid thanks for bumper crops amid the news.
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