17 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1935
Page
1
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An emergency British cabinet session signals tension over a peace proposal in Ethiopia. France and England face criticism for sidelining the League of Nations, risking its future as Italy presses to seize Ethiopian territory. The piece also notes shifts in England’s stance, the league’s viability, and broader European stakes.
The National Child Labor Committee cites a Supreme Court Schechter decision rollback, showing New York City issued 1,428 full time work permits for 14 and 15 year olds last September versus 390 in 1934. The piece argues many youths should stay in school, as child work lowers adult employment and upsets the economy.
Post Oak residents report peanut threshing for Uncle Johnnie Smith and a week of local activities. W. H. Whisenhunt and son Jack returned from the west with cotton picking, while Miss Clelia Whisenhunt found work in Bonham this week.
A religiously toned reflection warns against letting future anxieties seize the present. It contrasts worldly vices such as envy murders drunkenness revels with a call to moral living aligned with spiritual inheritance.
Leona Ames El reflects on quiet country sounds and autumn scenes in a Christian Science Monitor excerpt. The piece includes a J Edgar Hoover quote noting a drop from sixteen to three national bank robberies per month.
The article surveys Dr Alexis Carrell of the Rockefeller Foundation proposing life extension to centuries through medical science. It notes his feats including an artificial heart and keeping a chicken heart alive, but cautions that longevity without moral improvement could be a curse.
A fragmented item notes Popeye, leader of Spinachova, asserting victory soon while Boss predicts an imminent end. The quirky phrase hints at political theater amid a broader wartime backdrop.
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