08 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
1
An OCR fragment lists advance subscription options with city carrier and mail delivery, showing 1 month 3 months 6 months and 1 year terms with varied prices. The readable numbers include 1.40 2.75 5.00 3.00 amid fragmented formatting.
Change of Address In or dering address of paper changed give old address as well as the new. This is important and will avoid delay in making the change.
Notices of entertainments dinners and other benefits with admission or monetary consideration will be charged at one cent per word. Obituaries resolutions of respect cards of thanks are billed at the same rate. Cash must accompany the order.
Public notice states errors about character or reputation will be corrected when brought to the publishers' attention. It emphasizes prompt rectification for any firm individual or corporation challenged in reflection.
A flamboyant speaker once famed for provocative stunts faces a new role as ambassador, seen as a move to channel his controversial public persona into diplomatic service. The public figures critics say this could amplify his notoriety or backfire.
A Dallas grand jury found no evidence identifying Klan members or participants in the reported whipping of Edward Engers. It did indict Engers for assault on a woman, threatening her life, and burglary with intent to murder, noting the Klan legacy to the case.
The writer questions why during the war four million men went abroad or trained, yet no vacant houses appeared in the United States. Now that the men have returned and no new enlistments occur, vacant houses are common in cities towns and on farms, prompting a conundrum.
A Sherman Democrat opinion declares the championship series exposes promoters and principals profiting from paying patrons who attend as bruisers fight for cash. The piece condemns prize fighting as a scheme that preys on the public’s desire for a quick profit while delivering little real value to spectators.
A plainspoken reminder urges facing conditions as they are with a steady, if sour, resolve. A long face and a growl are urged to be avoided while meeting reality with quiet persistence.
A business unit signals intensified publicity as its upgrade enters high gear aiming to boost visibility and customer engagement. Executives outline a coordinated rollout across media channels to maximize awareness and drive early adoption.
Some people doubt newspaper ads unless they can obtain space at no cost. If they can, they see the method as a boost to business and a helpful aid.
Two known Bonham residents traveled county roads to give speeches but were spotted by picnickers who hid in the woods. After the speakers gave up and left, the picnickers emerged and hosted a large feast for the rest of the day.
A concise note emphasizes that well placed announcements grab attention from readers who usually overlook shop windows showing current displays. It argues strategic wording and visibility can draw interest from passersby and local shoppers alike.
The piece jokes about a Bonham man visiting Clarksville and finding money, produce, bustling banks, and busy stores, all imagined due to a weak imagination. It pokes fun at readers about when imagination works or fails.
A narrative about Mr Glossy Ibis and Mrs Glossy Ibis discussing words like condescend and describing a Californian flock observed by a Wide boy named Fred. The tale recounts Fred’s sketches and descriptions of the glossy black birds, their size, plumage, habits, and the compliment of being drawn with accuracy.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a four year old Dorothy and her mother discussing health and propriety amid nonsensical interjections. The text resembles a late 19th or early 20th century dialogue plucked from a rural or stage context, presenting skewed social norms and awkward phrasing.
A historical notice proclaims Bates' Improved Antiseptic Liniment as suitable for use on animals and suggests its broad applicability beyond human use. The brevity implies a general product endorsement common in period advertisements.
The article debates why cinema portrays the wealthy as decadent and argues the public craves such fantasy. It notes real rich Americans are numerous, mostly normal and thrifty, and warns films could mislead the young into chasing material pleasure over honest effort.
A narrator recounts a chaotic wedding scheme in Dundhestown involving Mary O Toole and Terence MacShane. Father O'Brien quietly influences events with a wink, arranging a rushed wedding where the groom is Terence, Mary’s heart hinged between two suitors, leading to a peculiar ceremony and a hasty exit.
Senator Surghurn denies that the republic underestimates its duties to statesmen. He argues the nation risks overestimating obligations while lacking appreciation for its leaders. The exchange reflects talk of national duties and public gratitude.
A fragmented line mix references Wiltie and a question to Dad about dreams of a better place. It weaves playful phrases including a Newburg and Welsh rabbit dish and Bates' Improved Antiseptic Liniment for humans and animals.
Fragmentary ad copy from Bonham Indiana area touts watch and jewelry repair by The Old Reliable Watchmaker Bridges. It claims 47 years of experience and offers appointments with quoted motto and contact details, including a phone number and a person named Nancy Sumpter. The text is garbled but centers on repairs and customer satisfaction.
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