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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1927
Page
2
A political column discusses voter honesty in elections, noting some act from motives to aid their party, while many are wary of big campaign funds. It reflects on journalism’s challenge to please all readers and recalls that even Bible-era reporters faced criticism.
Public notice states erroneous reflections will be corrected upon notification to the publishers. Includes advertising rates and mailing details. post office entry in Bonham Texas as second class mail matter.
A fragmentary poem by A Morgan laments judgment and seeks a secret place between earth and sky to share a first embrace with a beloved. The speaker yearns for a secluded spot where they can speak and be together without prying eyes or society’s scrutiny, hoping to find a divine setting for their kiss.
The piece condemns over spending by senate candidates in both parties, arguing voters tire of undemocratic practices. It notes the shift from political favoritism to self announced campaigns and calls for transparent funding and clear reasons for voters to trust candidates.
The American Peace Society marks a century of quiet growth with invitations to statesmen including Briand Stresemann Chamberlain for a Cleveland centenary. A discussion on outlawing war and unified investment policy for backward nations is planned, highlighting global cooperation and the role of press freedom.
A collection of light quips and banter from readers and column snips. Snippets include jokey lines about bosses and tides, a playful demand to see a prize, a flirtatious exchange, and family humor.
A fragmentary regional item jokes about harsh conditions for hogs and cotton pests and wishes for a hard freeze from the Gulf to the North Pole. It then shifts to a farmers saying about chickens and people facing losses in a light moralizing tone.
The text presents a mix of aphorisms and reflections on prejudice religion youth and age. It contrasts belief and brains while noting people follow bias over reason and mocks the mismatch of youth and wisdom with a casual skeptical tone.
The American Peace Society plans a centenary event highlighting international justice and ending war as a justifiable tool. President Theodore E Burton and secretary Arthur Deerin Caill led invitations to foreign delegates, with Washington reps also invited to emphasize the issue.
A Bits of humor column quotes two quips about cooks and singing while a farmer and Fa m ey Fumblegate exchange a baffling reaction to Grand Canyon questions. The gag hints at humorous misunderstandings and touring misadventures.
A quirky reader asks about preparations for Santa’s arrival and Christmas plans. The note expresses hopeful questions about what Santa will bring and how families can get ready for the holiday season.
A Boston factory paymaster’s window scene ends with Alec from Aberdean, waiting for a $12.48 envelope and refusing to loan his pencil to the man before him as he signs his slip. The exchange is noted in the Kansas City Star.
President Carles reports relations improved with Mexico after efforts by Ambassador Morrow. The White House cites renewed cooperation and steady dialogue as key outcomes of the diplomatic outreach.
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