06 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
1
A terse high line attributed to Confucius declares that seeing the right path yet refusing to act is cowardice. The saying emphasizes moral courage in choosing action over inaction.
A Bible verse reflects on earthly and heavenly natures, echoing Paul’s teaching in First Corinthians. The line contrasts earthly existence with heavenly pursuits, inviting contemplation of spiritual states and destiny.
The piece argues a Roman Catholic official overreaches in claiming Italy's war to open Ethiopia and free slaves serves Christ. It notes Ethiopia’s Christian history, condemns empire aims, and suggests buying slaves would be cheaper than war, criticizing Mussolini for preferring subjugation to liberty.
A reader asks why newspapers set editorials in larger type than news matter. The answer suggests publishers design for aging readers, noting old eyes and bright minds. The piece also touches on the AAA program, land ownership issues, and Postmaster General Farley on Hoover's GOP candidacy.
A woodman cuts the sandal tree as incense breathes with each blow. The tale urges a brotherly response to harm, teaching that wisdom comes from blessing one’s foe rather than returning hurt. Louis H. Victory quotes illuminate the message.
Wilbur Trust Company of Bethleham Pennsylvania closed on November 16 owing depositors 4.5 million and reopened November 20 as Union Bank and Trust Company with no losses to depositors. FDIC used powers under the 1935 act, aided by the RFC which subscribed 350000 dollars. Slow assets were taken over by the FDIC for eventual realization.
A new bank and local interests subscribed 100000, with the bank starting business on 450000 capital fully paid in. Confidence is restored as normal banking functions resume and deposits return, reflecting faith in banks and business recovery. Corsican Sun report.
A man at the docks fixes on a dredger bucket line while friends party. He counts 11 963 buckets and vows to stay all night to see the last bucket, insisting train time matters not to him. The piece blends humor and stubborn dedication in a crowded harbor scene.
Miss Grace Darling of Bonham and Raymond Bates of this city were married Monday in Greenville. Bates is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs Lon Bates. Mrs Bates is the daughter of Mrs J M Darling of Bonham. The couple have many friends hoping for health and happiness. The report notes a recent baby arrival at Forest Hill then a death in the same family, with burial the funeral held Wednesday morning.
At 10 o clock with burial at Forest Hill cemetery. Our heartfelt sympathy goes on to the loved ones in this sad hour. Miss Johnnie Mann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alice Mann, who has been seriously ill in the Paris Sanitarium, as reported improved Wednesday. Miss Cynthia Ella Crowson of Sanger spent the week end here with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Erwin and son, Ray. Mr. Henry Allen Jr., suffered an attack of appendicitis Thursday and was rushed to the Paris Ganttarhun.
Memphis magistrates drop collection of garnishments until after New Year’s Day following an old custom. Officials say the delay gives debtors relief during the holiday season.
The Bureau of Investigation has produced 4,200 denomination one hundred thousand dollar bills. The previous year’s largest was $16,000. Only 104 notes have been issued to date.
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