10 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1936
Page
1
Patrons on 30 day ad contracts must pay in full for ads as run and no reductions if removed early. Change of paper address requires both old and new SID. George Bernard Shaw quote prompts US constitutional debate and Dallas church buys a forty passenger bus for transport. Weather comments reflect blizzard as Texas Centennial omen amid delayed construction and preparations.
A Chilean style lament laments media overload with propaganda and constant government inquiries about farm issues and political speeches. The speaker pleads for rest from Washington documents about the economy, defense, and industry while imagining escape to spring days and peace.
A discussion on the role of critics and advisers in creation and governance. The Stam ford Leader notes critics deserve respect like engineers and authors, while highlighting the reluctance to seek builders’ advice. It cites examples from literature, architecture, and politics including Mrs. Roosevelt and WPA leadership to illustrate constructive critique shaping outcomes.
A condensed round of clippings and notes from Texas and national outlets. It hints at political shifts, business views, and labor issues, touching on figures like Borah and Robinson while noting public reaction and economic concerns across Dallas and surrounding regions.
A public warning against amending the Constitution to bar the UK Supreme Court from striking Congress acts unconstitutional. The speaker fears such a change would threaten American freedom, end free speech, and resemble totalitarian regimes.
Quote from Robert Pridges notes friendship lies in giving and receiving love as a mutual benediction, highlighting reciprocity in personal bonds.
Fragmentary verse depicts the Volga’s sweep and distant Caspian moods with imagery of gulls, bells, bells over water, and winding winds. The text blends biblical quotation with maritime and steppe emblems, fading into jagged phrases and scattered lines.
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