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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1920
Page
2
A Boston minister praises truth telling in marriage while noting flaws in husbands. The piece humorously imagines lean times driving men to grocery work to afford cats. It jokes about nickel stores dropping to two bits and popular raisin trends.
A man keeps facing a string of misfortunes as he contemplates proving his resolve against a succession of rough luck. His persistence suggests a belief that he may be judged harshly by his wife's kin and peers.
A vintage advertiser touts a patent medicine as superior to whiskey for colds, but the piece questions the claim and asks for inquiry into its truthfulness and usefulness.
The article humorously argues bees are not lazy as the secretary of the Illinois Bee Repers Association explains. It emphasizes the secretary never sat down on a bee, using playful wordplay to convey industriousness.
Fragmentary clipping quotes the Right Reverend Char Woodcuck of Kentucky addressing the Houston Rotary Club. He laments greed from war, urges proper use of life’s tools, and argues that many fail to live rather than merely exist. The speaker offers the line It is easy not to be discouraged.
The Journal de Genevefront pages homage to Woodrow Wilson as the League of Nations assembly opens. It defends his mission, notes his flaws, and argues diehard supporters must acknowledge his limits, while praising his ideals and the lesson of his failure. An ordinance from Bonham regulates street parking and turns on Main Center streets, with penalties and emergency rule.
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