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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1925
Page
2
The Bonham Favorite lists publisher and staff details, subscription rates, foreign representation, and public notices policy. It includes instructions for corrections, event notices charged by word, and change of address procedures for readers.
A devotional snippet cites Psalm and Samuel verses showing light from the Lord amid danger. The quotation emphasizes divine protection and bold courage in the face of opposition.
Reflects a shift in social speech from the old blessing go to hell to the newer expression go to church Sunday, indicating changing tone in everyday greetings and civic culture.
Astronomers state this country will not witness another total solar eclipse for a long period yet. This means more sunny days ahead to work and enjoy outdoor activities.
Four bystanders were hit by buckshot from the robbers guns when the bandits opened fire at the Oklahoma bank robbery scene. The wounded survived and continued on.
A brave Oklahoma girl leaped into a frozen lake to rescue her drowning dog. She pulled the pet to safety and swam beside it, earning admiration for her courage despite questions about prudence.
Report states yesterday in Bristow Oklahoma bandits stole five thousand dollars. The writer argues that Robbers Day is common in Oklahoma and Texas and calls for abolishing the Texas ranger force.
A contemporary writer launches a new column titled Original focusing on modern culture and personal reflections. The piece signals a fresh voice aiming to engage readers with timely observations and distinctive perspectives.
The piece notes that many jokes lack clear origin dates and creators. It observes some jokes date back long ago and that a grandfather recalled them from his boyhood, implying enduring folklore and shared humor across generations.
An influenza outbreak sweeps Tokio with over seven hundred deaths in twenty days. Critics claim the Flowery Kingdom uses germ warfare to target the Pacific coast, raising fears of covert attack.
A St Louis man near death offers five thousand dollars to the person who will care for his dog until it dies. Offers pile up so fast that he may outlive them, leaving the dog unassisted. The rest discusses Texas politics and banking losses, with critique of depositors guarantees.
The piece contrasts Geneva’s push for regulation with local officials ordering Chinese farmers to plant more poppies or face punishment. A Christian missionary cites 200 farmers in Fukien harmed for resisting opium crop growth, highlighting conflicting views on traffic at the source.
The South Carolina Legislature refuses to ratify the child labor amendment without debate or votes, joining Georgia and Louisiana in rejection while Arkansas and California approve. A Tennessee farmer argues against federal overreach, noting Tennessee laws already restrict child labor. Hartford Courant reports Mark McGee named Texas Adjutant General, praised by Valley Legion posts.
A new public speaking club was organized at Bonhi with Miss Taylor as sponsor to help boys who could not join the Demothenes during first period. Plans were preliminary, no name or members yet, with a meeting set for June 29 to vote on a name and membership applications. The first formal program will be presented then.
The Bailey Inglish Parent-Teacher Hub hosted a state program with local talent emphasizing Motherclub aims to foster the best in children. Rev W W Armstrong led the opening prayer. Third grade wins The Angelus picture for attendance. a joint county meeting is set for January 13 at 2:30 pm at the high school with District President Mrs Olin Culbertson speaking on character formation.
Bonham to Green connections via Bailey and Katy with Cott at Bailey and Katy. Texas Special at Greenville runs to Dallas Springs Tyler Terremerce and other points. Bonham schedule shows morning and afternoon departures from 9:30 to 4:00 pm with various fare and route notes.
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