12 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1935
Page
1
A collage of quotations and poetic fragments. It blends Ruskin on love and skill with a Bible verse from Romans and a vivid lyric about the Queen of Night moving through scattered clouds as the Moon breaks through and the sky clears.
Comptroller figures show state operating costs climbed from 42 million in 1923 to 115 million in 1934, with population growth not keeping pace. The piece argues for restraint, efficiency, and permanent, businesslike employment, while urging fiscal prudence and Christmas reflections.
A collage of humorous quotes and fragments from Texas newspapers. Jokes about cars, suitors, and curious misreadings blend with light notes on culture and daily life across Dallas Tyler Marshall and Corsicané Sun archives.
The article lauds John D. Rockefeller for funding Dr. Jas H Breasted’s Egyptology projects and details broader charitable deeds. It notes Rockefeller's support for medical schools in Peiping, malaria and yellow fever eradiation efforts, a Rockefeller funded archaeologic institute in Jerusalem, and three International Houses in San Francisco New York and Chicago aiding university students.
The Supreme Court in Washington held the Federal government cannot license liquor dealers in states that have outlawed the traffic. Texas officials criticized the federal licenses issued to liquor sellers despite state prohibitions citing 2% common sense and morality.
A Cooper Review critique weighs costs of pension plans and administration while arguing employment goals and bureaucratic overhead. It notes Ennis voting against bonds for a gym and questions spending own funds to gain federal matching grants. It cites Senator Pepper on tariffs and farmer aid, condemning both processors and manufacturers as robbing others. It ends by linking Rome's stance to Ethiopia's fate.
In a debated stance the speaker argues that federal licensing of a traffic illegal under Texas law undermines state rights and constitutionality. They claim liquor dealers exploited licenses to shield illicit traffic from federal prosecutions and assert the Supreme Court affirmed improper federal overreach.
A collection of humorous quotes and observe notes on Christmas time and social foibles. The items include jests about jazz lyrics writers office workers and misheard lines from newspapers with wry digs at hair fashions taxes and small business life.
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