Notice to Public Correct Any Erroneous Reflection
Public notice states the publishers will correct any erroneous reflections on character or reputation of any firm individual or corporation when brought to their attention.
06 Jul 1935
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1935
Page
1
Public notice states the publishers will correct any erroneous reflections on character or reputation of any firm individual or corporation when brought to their attention.
A concise aphorism notes that true preaching reflects lived virtue. The saying credits Cervantis and emphasizes integrity as the measure of sound teaching.
A Wednesday report predicts imminent war between Italy and Abyssinia. Mussolini appears determined to conquer Abyssinia, refusing a British gift that would give Ethiopia access to the sea. Emperor Haile Selassie vows defense though ammunition shortages and halted shipments threaten long resistance.
Community Natural Gas Company ran a campaign in Clarksville that boosted winter hot water heater sales, outperforming Bonham and Honey Grove combined. Similar efforts on Gerland ranges also drove Clarksville office sales past rivals. Local figures note Clarksville’s growing population and the company’s advertising advantage.
Sherman Democrat analyzes Texas politics ahead of 1936 with focus on Senator Morris Sheppard versus Joe H. Eagle of Houston. It cites utilities regulation and prohibition as key disputed issues, noting both sides’ positions and the looming Centennial year.
The article notes that Britain would try to gain international support to impose an economic blockade on Italy. It suggests Mussolini might consider an amicable settlement as a last hope to avoid a wider war, though the prospect is fragile.
The piece argues that older people resist new theories and customs due to experience and safer habits. It notes skepticism toward rapid change, while recognizing reasons to retain old traditions and limit brain ossification through cautious adoption of new ideas.
Prospective candidates in next year’s elections are forming plans now for this races. In floating a bond issue the only thing anybody thinks of is ballast.
A Worcester Evening Gazette brief notes a merchant discovering his cash register robbed and remarks on advancing machines becoming more like humans. A new neighbor reports moving in and stating he had five ...
A humor note recalls friendly calls in one afternoon including a visit from the Vicar who showed disinterest with his own lawnmower. Mr Farley aims to raise 1 150 000 for next year, bringing the total to 4 881 750 000.
A magnate tells his son that two traits matter in business honesty and sagacity. The boy asks for meanings. They discuss keeping promises and never giving up sagacity. Other jokes note delays in mail and oddities with stamps and a game warden handling a children's party query.
A devotional line highlights loving one another as central to the Christian faith. It emphasizes that love comes from God and those who love are born of God, echoing the scripture 1 John 4 7.
A fragmented poem expresses emphasis on living in the moment. The speaker speaks of today as mine and blessed with love and certainty. The text mentions a person named Carleton Lord and a distant need for hope or faith.
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