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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1926
Page
2
CHANGE OF ADDRESS In order ing address of paper changed give old address as well as the new This is important and will avoid delay in waking the change Foreign representatives E J Powers Chicago RK Northup New York W Papert alias Tex Advertising rates on application Notice to the public.
Grace Strickler Dawson writes a communal gathering urging abundance and welcome for all at the harvest table. The piece emphasizes friendship charity and music while condemning loneliness and silence. It calls for joy rhythm and minstrelry to mark a shared feast.
Dispatches from Puerto Mexico detail how two officers J B Mathews and J B Handley commanded the French ship Arsenel after disarming its crew. Despite a storm and a malfunctioning cutter they maintained custody for seven days until water ran low and Mexican officials took custody. The incident highlights courage and duty in enforcing prohibition laws.
A fragmentary page notes political quibbles from Mexico to Maine and a Texas view. It mentions reopening gun concealed-carry debates, dismisses Bolshevik links, praises Honey Grove girls for cotton wear, and mocks male resistance to reform. It also references a Maine senator bribe accusation, Jugo Slavia Italy Albania tensions, Santa Claus endorsements, and a Memphis bank cashier's suicide after a large embezzlement.
A collage of jokes and quips from newspapers including light humor about family life, mistaken phrases, and playful misunderstandings. Items reference jam tastes, travel talk, a pharmacist quip, jokes about shadows and vanity, a maid’s manners, and a ribbing epitaph.
Fragmented notice describes Jinks and Bill bear hunting and a violent scuffle inside a cave. Rescue exchanges and a tense scramble follow as they attempt to subdue the bear. The piece then shifts to local notices including an obituary for Mrs J G McGrady of Honey Grove El Paso.
The article recalls Vice President Dawes delivering a dedicatory address in Chicago honoring fallen soldiers and the cost of liberty. It emphasizes memory, service, and preserving freedoms, urging Americans to remember sacrifice to avoid repeating costly mistakes. A disjointed hospital vignette and a line about Kansas City Times appear as fragmented text.
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