22 Feb 1937
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1937
Page
1
Fragmentary local items from Bonham Daily Favorite include brief notices and peculiar street chatter about community happenings. The readable lines hint at residents and places but specifics are unclear.
The piece argues wealth is subjective, not fixed to dollars or property. It cites bonds as debt, reflects on value through personal needs like safety and health, and recalls a philosophical old adage that true riches feed the body, heart, and spirit.
A critical editorial decries widespread use of government mails and printing to disseminate information and propaganda. It argues much of the material is trivial or costly, benefits clerks more than the public, and calls for reform of hours and wages to curb such excess while noting reactions to political editorial standards and a Texas suit over magazine labeling.
The Greenville Herald reports Representative W. W. A. McFarlane of Grahame argues Texans must mind state affairs locally and let national government be run by Congress. He says federal actions affect all Texans and warns against overstepping state sovereignty enshrined in the Constitution.
The writer critiques President Roosevelt's Supreme Court proposals and Charles Evans Hughes's televised posture. They warn against rushing to judge, call for careful unpacking of the plan, and note public figures’ mixed reactions while citing historical context from 1937.
A collage of quotes from Texas papers notes March gales and dust storms. Humorous asides from Honey Grove and Corsicana contrast with reflections on marriage trends, elopements, and a joke about ex presidents and the Supreme Court.
The Tyler Telegraph reports a widow sues a midwestern gambling club to recover nearly ten thousand dollars lost at its tables. She laments lack of food funds and criticizes authorities for allowing such places to operate.
The readable fragments reference money, war, and a quoted Arch-TTL borcas remark about wheats. A girl who speaks volumes appears in passing. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or attribution to form a coherent news item.
A daily proverb from Goldsmith compares a wise man’s heart to a mirror that reflects all things without becoming stained by them, emphasizing integrity and clarity in perception.
The passage presents God’s statement to create humanity in his image and grant dominion over worldly creatures, detailing the creation of male and female and their likeness to the divine.
Caroline Cain Durkee describes a fireside garden that flourishes in January with starry jonquils tulips daffodils cosmos asters petunias carnations daisies roses and sweet peas. She notes no garden failures no weed struggles and phantom visitors judging the blooms as ethereal and enchanting.
A report notes Greta Garbo has vacated the dressing room she occupied for ten years and moved into a luxurious suite in MGM's new star buildings, spotlighting her changing studio surroundings.
Local notices list candidates JOF B. HRDLICKA, JAMES CARMTCHAFI, and W. H. COPPEDGE running for mayor in forthcoming election. Voters are urged to review platforms and attend forums.
Notice urges readers to bring their subscription payments up to date to maintain service and avoid disruption. The message emphasizes the urgency of funds and states the need for revenue.
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