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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1920
Page
1
Secretary Colby proposes that the United States and Mexico appoint commissioners to draft a treaty restoring normal diplomatic relations. The piece argues Mexico's election of Obregon signals stability and that peaceful commercial ties benefit both nations, with a hope Mexico will accept the proposal.
The passage argues that treaties should reflect the will of the negotiating nations and that the United States and Mexico share this goal. It contends that the commissioners face a manageable task in shaping such treaties aligned with public demand.
A commentary on criticizing others and the harm of unkind words. It notes the impact on hearts and reputations and compares praise to profit, suggesting deceit and competition harm. The piece ends with a tongue in cheek remark about mint and advertising.
The piece jokes about temptations for men and the distress of missing items. It contrasts the ease of finding tobacco with wives asking for shoes and notes that safes left open aid burglars. Umbrellas and self-respect, once lost, are rarely recovered.
The work on the new Baptist church progresses and locals expect a Christmas Eve basement tree. The congregation votes to bring K B Crimm and his evar gaelistic group for a May visit after completion. The church is described as large and modern and a credit to Benham and North Texas.
A damaged clipping notes advice on health and care for residents of Bonham. It mentions Paddy Donn Radney Dall, J. W. Barnard, and Mr. Wayiard with references to remedies and local shops in a period tone. The piece reads like a community medical tip page from a local Buffalo area circular.
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