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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1925
Page
2
A short notice from Parkwood Spotts announces a power change arrangement and directs readers to locate correct address details for the change. The item notes avoiding delays and mentions Fema in relation to the update.
Dr Harris FE Kirk pastor of Franklin Street Presbyterian Baltimore declined a prestigious call from New York's Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. He chose to remain in Baltimore to continue building his work, saying he had not yet accomplished all the good possible there. His decision, while costly in salary and brighter prospects, is praised as faithful and may guide other ministers facing similar offers.
A Mineral Wells Index essay argues that everyone may criticize authorities and themselves, but true criticism should be constructive. It urges intelligent, upbuilding critique by both genders and warns against destructive fault finding. critics must wield responsibility.
A biblical excerpt states I will feed my flock and make them lie down declares the Lord God in Ezekiel 34 15. The line emphasizes care and rest for the flock as a divine promise.
The piece speculates on the fate of an ape of woman once featured in Gootley’s Lady’s Took. It suggests she may have joined writers who contributed to Blackwood's Magazine, noting such figures rarely appear in modern publications.
The Boston Transcript muses that Texas would benefit from female leadership, arguing the issue lies not in governance by a woman but in the absence of one. The piece contrasts speculation with Texas’s self knowledge on the matter.
The piece muses on energy risks, turkey dinners and national thought after Christmas. It questions New Year resolutions, notes an Italian professor praising Italy's role in America, and playfully critiques Santa and fashion gifts.
A brief note asserts citizens have the right to criticise the government and public actions. The passage emphasizes individual duty to engage in civic discourse as part of national identity.
A garbled 1920s Western Newpaper piece blends an almanac prophecy with a local tale set around January storms, harvests, and earthquakes. It recounts Venner and Brown debating drinking, Puritan restraint, jail, a sheriff cleaning up town, a bootlegger, and two wise men from 1920s era Western city life.
The report notes uneven fruit yields with many areas barren and a very short honey crop in Southwest Texas. It cites earthquakes and thunder storms in places and observes prophecies repeating yearly with luckless prophets failing when localizing predictions.
The article urges farmers in the South to embrace winter farming to use mild southern moisture for crops from October to April. It stresses growing feed crops and cover crops in winter to reduce feed costs and diversify production, aligning with the magazine’s advocacy for crop rotation and diversification.
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