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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1925
Page
4
The Buffalo News comments that no man is truly corrupted by prohibition, suggesting that corruption is natural but has been exploited or redirected. The brief remark frames prohibition as a trigger rather than a root cause for moral decline.
The Arkansas Gazette notes that to date Duke University has not banned smoking on its campus, leaving policy undecided as of now.
A wry proverb attributed to Petroit Netys notes that personal taste or choice varies widely and a single item can be desired by one person and avoided by another, likening a phone misdial to misdirected correspondences.
A Colorado town promotes a boxing series featuring Jack Dempsey amid local excitement. Officials emphasize the event will draw crowds and bolster community pride.
A Kansas City Star quote notes that many women mistake self-esteem hurt for a broken heart, urging contemplation on how emotional injuries reflect internal esteem rather than relational endings.
A quotation from Hugo Daily News notes a girl may save a man from the bottom of her heart but there is always room at the top. The item presents a literary line rather than a current event.
Md Vaught relays a tale of a man from Oklahoma who decides to leave the country to seek a million dollars. Asked his plans he replies he does not know whether to enter Florida real estate or Texas road contracts. Chickasha Express. Stay with your hometown slogan.
United Press Sports Historian Henry L. Farrell reviews 1926 season highlights. Pirates win NL pennant and defeat Washington, while Yankees collapse amid Ruth’s troubles. Athletics rise with strong pitching by Coveleskie and Reuther. schedule changes and weather mark the world series.
M. S. Ramasami, a Madurai scholar, argues Jesus of Nazareth was a South Indian Tamilian and spoke Tamil. He lectures that Tamil language and customs spread widely before and after the early Christian era, reshaping Jesus birth narratives.
A testimonial from a Texas woman describes Cardus as a helpful vegetable tonic aiding mood, appetite, sleep, and recovery after childbirth. She credits it with reduced nervousness and better well being, recommending Cardus to expectant mothers. Product NC-162 advertised as harmless and widely sold.
The article describes a New York Police Bureau operation using a large room of records and police data sheets to compile criminal photographs fingerprints and case histories. It notes the National Crime Commission aims to create a nationwide clear picture of crime and compares the NYPD work to a modern Newgate.
The article surveys speculation about Jesus spending time in monasteries and possibly visiting or being born in India. It cites various scholarly claims and notes Buddhism as a contemporary influence, with references to St Thomas and the Malabar coast Syrian Christians. The piece contrasts Palestine, Arabic regions, and southern India as possible early world connections.
Washington discusses two controversial nominations Richard W. Taylor of Alabama and Thomas F. Woodbeck of New York both sent to the Senate committee as political maneuvering over southern support for Woodbeck delays confirmation until after Christmas. Baltimore Evening News notes room for top improvements in Bethlehem and a Bethlehem Globe item. Details from Dorough & Company advertise land near Bonham with small cash and easy terms.
Dr J A Harris I now practices veterinary medicine and surgery with an office and hospital at 210 South Main Street. Telephone 101. 1208-121.
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