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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1935
Page
1
The notice states advertisers on 30 day contracts are liable for full ad payment as run, with no reductions if the ad is removed before the 30 days end. It also contains stray editorial opinions contrasting government spending and political figures with the idea that readers should question federal policies and leadership.
A collage of witty quips and social commentary from Texas papers. Items comment on gender stereotypes traffic laws and legal phrasing while others joke about prosperity habits and the headline culture of the era. Notable quips touch Mussolini Haile Selassie Ethiopia and Dionne quintuplets as cultural references.
A collage of quotes and reflections note Finland debt credits boosting American tourism, a car tester, and Jimmy Walker benches in New York. It ends with A M McCormick urging a New Year moral reset and forgiveness, ending with a church sign-off on Roosevelt's neutrality stance.
A reflective piece cites Nietzsche and a biblical verse urging reliance on God amid challenges. It contrasts human limits with divine strength and calls for steadfast prayer as a response to overwhelming odds.
A tearful lullaby recalls a mother praying for her baby with imagery of stars and the Virgin Mary. The piece ends with a humorous Memphis Commercial Appeal line about family size and car-sharing.
The Weimer Mercury laments the loss of local spending as residents patronize outside merchants. A Bonham professional praises keeping money in town, noting dry goods, furniture, hardware, and department stores shrink when buyers shop elsewhere. The piece calls for more local loyalty.
Leaders alarmed by drunken orgies at games launch a campaign to end rowdyism and protect gate receipts. Amateurs fear public sentiment will fall and sponsorship decline if decency and safety are not ensured. The piece cites youth corruption and gambling as threats and urges school action.
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