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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1924
Page
2
Public notice from The Bonham Favorite detailing subscription rates and publisher staff information. Includes notice policies on corrections, event notices, obituaries, and paid notices with rate details and change of address instructions.
A historical notice calls ministers and congregations to observe Golden Rule Sunday to aid Near East sufferers. It urges self denial and donations, but says daily practice matters more than one day a week, urging actions like feeding the hungry and respectful deeds as true observance.
A Benham Favorite sepo recalls missing the Graphic editor on press day and defends attendance at the Leonard versus Van Alstyne football game. Editor White of the Leonard Graphic is teased as a surveyor chasing a chain, while witnesses Crawford and Will Nevill are called unreliable. The piece mixes playful digs about reporters and football quirks with local rumor and banter about who saw what at the game.
A brief devotional note cites Psalm 121 verse 7 about divine protection. The text emphasizes God preserving the reader from all evil and guarding the soul as a source of spiritual reassurance.
A collage of quotes from Honey Grove Citizen and Clarksville Times debating wives, prosperity, and women's roles. References to Mrs Carry Chapman Catt, Texas voters, Klans, and gender expectations highlight tensions in public discourse and evolving attitudes toward women's suffrage and obedience.
An archaic lament explores human vices and social indifference. It denounces the alienation of those who fail and fall into crime, noting how “nobody cares” echoes as a cold excuse while honest pleas and hopes drift in a stormy sea toward eternity.
A nostalgic plea urges restoring Christmas sweetness beyond price. The author argues joy should come from thought and heart, not costly gifts, and encourages simple happiness for babies and families with goodwill and shared cheer.
The Clark MG church group met at the parsonage with Miss Noma Pritchett as hostess. A fine program featured a stringed orchestra from South Bonham. Refreshments were served and attendees enjoyed a delightful evening. Watch for future meetings.
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