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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1934
Page
5
Public notice outlines advertising rates and subscription options for Bonham Daily. It lists price structures for city carrier delivery and mail, plus a general statement offering corrections if any rejection harms a firm or individual’s reputation.
Notices of entertainments dinners and other benefits with admission or monetary consideration will be charged at the rate of 7 4c per line. Five words per line. Obituaries resolutions of respect and cards of ranks also charged for at order.
A notice indicates the mail item was entered at the Benham Texas post office and is processed as second class mail matter.
A Dallas News writer imagines Christ directing world affairs at the start of a low mood. He argues Christ would not interfere with business, but teach voluntary living to prevent wars, depressions, crime, and poverty, with change coming only if people accept his teachings and example.
The piece notes farmers shifting toward subsistence farming on government land, with townspeople returning to rural life. Marginal lands are sold to the government for forests, while richer lands gain irrigation subsidies. It cites Josie Jones on the Reconstruction Finance Corporation’s success and implications for private business and public aid.
A cautious unofficial note from a Japanese official source signals displeasure at foreign governments lending money or supplying air equipment to China without Tokyo's consent. The note prompts John Bull to seek Tokio's classification of its objection, implying Japan seeks clarity on the meaning of such aid and its yen implications.
Chicago writer Paul Hutchinson argues Japan seeks sole control of China’s government finance and commerce, plans to expel whites, and urges Western powers to reassess open door policy. He warns only forceful change could stop Japan. doubts remain if Britain and America accept his forecast.
A $300000 trust fund bequeathed to the Littl sisters of the Poo is rejected by the order. The charity cites risks of overreliance on funds and potential loss of public contact, preferring ongoing fundraising to sustain mission and accountability. The piece cites opinions from Denton Record-Chronicle and Dallas News with other editorials.
A garbled collage of quotes and snippets from various papers includes playful lines about love longing and imagination, a fireman anecdote, a poem about simple living and nature, and a wry exchange in a residential column. Fragile snippets hint at humor, romance, and small-town chatter across multiple sources.
A fragmentary devotional line recalls Isaiah 40 31 about renewed strength. The text suggests a proverb style reflection on patience and resilience, quoting a mix of refrains about hoping in the Lord and rising with wings like eagles. The source presents garbled OCR of a religious quotation.
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