10 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1933
Page
1
Beukam Botg Favorite, a daily publication from Excem Sunday, appears in print with publisher lineup listed. The text names Favorite Printing Co. and editor Chas FB Ingles Partners Manager Evans as part of the masthead.
Erroneous reflections on character or standing of individuals or corporations will be corrected upon notification to the public. The notice lists various delivery methods and time spans for mailing and carrier service, including monthly and yearly terms.
A historical column reflects on advertising rates and editorial integrity while cautioning about youth not trained to work. It laments modern prosperity, urging thrift, self denial, and responsibility for the next generation to restore character and faith.
The piece extols J Taylor of State Press and Dallas News, honoring his twenty fifth year of editorial service. It recalls his rise from a country editor, his move to Dallas, and praises his language, writing, wit, and character as a standout newspaper figure.
The article argues for chain gangs and whipping posts as reform measures and discusses a re-arrested fugitive, a Cleveland businessman living under an assumed name after escaping a Colorado chain gang, who prospered financially and socially. It questions public expense on prisoners and declares the chain gang a potential popular demand.
CHANGE OF ADDRESS In order ing address of paper cherzed gre oul address as well as the new This important amd will avoid delay in making the change NOTICE All notices of entertainments dinners and owner benefit where there an admission fee or Chermonetztz consideration will be charged for at the rate of 72c per line Five words to the line Ob sturaries restations of respect cards of thanks etc also charged for at order
A religious poem reflects on spiritual rest and inner divine presence. The speaker follows a pilgrim’s path across changing years and rooms, seeking the gleam of the shining god and the Changeless Inn. John T. McFarland signs as author.
Henry Edwards of the Tyler Journal praises the fathers who rebuilt the nation after the Civil War and argues the sons must carry on the work. He argues, with cautious optimism, that economic recovery will come and urges confidence in future leadership.
The measure gains support by promising new government jobs and the creation of additional bureaus. Supporters argue any plan that adds employment will win backing from many men.
A Waxahachie letter and related commentary discuss the sun rising in the west as a parable of relative directions and fixed principles. Contributors reference Primeini es, compass theory, and the idea that perception shapes belief while noting cosmic variability.
The article notes Texas 1932 homicide numbers likely exceed 1931 with 377 in 1922 cited and 343 for 1931. It estimates actual deaths around 460, with 313 by shooting and others by stabbing, choking, or burning. The piece compares Texas toll to England and calls the 1932 figure the only mitigating point.
The Corsicana Sun notes early explorations and claims by Simon Lake and Dr William Beebe in deep sea research. It highlights 60 foot bathysphere work and the push to unlock ocean floor caverns. It predicts ocean science could revolutionize living.
Quote from William T. Ellis praises domestic felicity as the best shelter in hardship. He argues family health and affection sustain individuals amid stress, with home life valued over public amusements. The author urges focus on strong, affectionate households to secure desirable outcomes.
A garbled paraphrase of various quotations from papers including Atlanta Journal Macon Telegraph and Boston Transcript. It features jokes about training mosquitoes and fleas, wartime outcomes, a prisoner's dialogue, and a court witness exchange about votes and conscience in a bribery inquiry.
An old time advertisement touts Hog Fence Wire Poultry Wire and Barb Wire for farm programs. It urges proper fencing cross fencing and pasture separation for five-stock and garden poultry. It promises wire staples nails and laying mash at right prices to keep hens fed.
The content mocks election investigations in Pennsylvania and questions political polling as suspicious. It reflects editorial tone from Nashville and concerns about postwar loans and credits to European nations.
A jumble of clipping like lines from the Boston Transcript and Los Angeles Times mentions Maud Olby birthday wishes and a war veteran father recalling his unit role. The piece pivots on a grandmotherly test about guest towels and family quarrels over hospitality in California.
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