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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1925
Page
1
Notice to the public lists staff positions and subscription rates for Sherwood Spotts publication and offers corrections upon notification of any erroneous reflections about firms individuals or corporations.
A brief devotional note warns against mockery of God and highlights the sowing principle from Galatians and related passages. The fragment suggests a message about accountability, faith, and spiritual cause and effect.
The American Christian missionaries in China told Pekin to refuse government force to rescue or punish if captured or killed. They argue protecting people must avoid military action to honor the gospel they preach and demonstrate sincerity by their own conduct. This stance is hailed as the highest form of heroism for offerings of life and principle.
The text urges support for missionaries risking hardship in China and praises those who endure suffering for Christ's message. It contrasts home comfort with sacrifice and predicts the U S will join the League of Nations to share its burdens and benefits before paying a later price in blood.
The Republican majority in congress moves to bar La Follette supporters from party councils and from positions of honor in the Senate and House. They argue loyalty to party nominees justifies excluding dissidents and insist the LefFollette faction has no stake in party benefits.
The adjutant general ordered Texas rangers to act immediately after reports a Mexican bandit leader crossed into Texas. The note adds hope that the San Antonio district senator remains steady against the news.
The University Club of Dallas invited Governor Ferguson and her husband to attend a Grid Iron dinner next Friday. The couple has endured many roastings without any dinner and may welcome this change.
The article argues education as a barrier to war, urging history teaching to teach restraint and critical view of patriotism. It credits Dr. David Starr Jordan and notes the need for a world opinion against war to empower peace efforts beyond leagues and courts. February Sunset.
Col. E. M. House breaks long silence with a public statement declaring that the United States today blocks the road to world peace. The remark is notable mainly for its blunt truth in a challenging world context.
The fragment reflects columnish musings by Bill Spottswood on money, salesmen, and social foibles. It humorously laments old days before the automobile and questions a society editor’s wedding phrasing, noting families and in law ties.
Uncle Lucky and Professor Crow manage a burst water barrel in Rabbit land after Old Red Rooster alerts them. They plan to roll ice to lemonade and replace the barrel with an iron hoop while the pigeons watch.
A nostalgic sketch recalls life in 1900s Joplin with mail claimers visiting town, a hired girl paid seventeen dollars and fifty cents weekly, a butcher tossing in liver, no meters or modern Fourths, and Fyuple marrying on fifteen dollars per week while building a family and savings.
An odd historical ad promotes Bates' improved antiseptic linimen for Sunday dinner at the American Cafe. It quotes a price of 50 cents and markets the product as safe for humans and animals.
A historical schedule details a Red Ball Stag Line service between Bonham and Greenville via Bailey Celeste and King routes with connections to Dallas Sulphur Springs Tyler Terrell and Greens Bus Lines. Fares list Greenville at $1.50 with through service times including 6:00 am 9:15 am 12:15 pm and 4:00 pm departures.
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