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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1925
Page
2
Public notices itemizing paper subscription rates for various carriers and durations, plus a change of address instruction requiring old and new addresses. Also notes that notices of entertainments and obituaries with fees will be charged by word rate and requires cash with order.
A brief religious note cites Ezekiel 18 32 and urges repentance. The quoted verse emphasizes that God does not delight in the wicked's death and calls the house of Israel to turn from evil ways.
Dr Frances E Clark resigns as president of the United Christian Endeavor Society he founded 38 years ago. He led the organization from a local start to a global movement with millions of members and wide international reach through decades of unpaid service. The piece highlights his vision of training young Christians for active service and the enduring influence of his work.
The article recalls Frances E. Clark’s leadership in the Christian Endeavor movement and its impact on youth work. It notes efforts to unite Christian workers, the emergence of youth organizations like Epworth League and Baptist Young Peoples Union, and the lasting influence on church unity and service despite early fragmentation. Dr. Clark’s resignation as president is marked by widespread respect for his contributions.
The passage recalls Gamaliel's counsel to the Sanhedrin who sought to kill Peter and the apostles. He warns that if the movement is from men it will fail, but if it is from God it cannot be overthrown. This framing parallels debates on evolution and religious authority.
Advice warns men who think they are essential must keep their boss unaware of any differences in performance. Bosses ignorance can be costly to employees, and while it may shield the firm, it can be fatal for the fired worker.
The fragment suggests that even with some belief in evolution, Clarence Darrow's defense would test the speaker's faith and hints at a future wealth scenario.
The remark notes alternating threats of explosions and puncturing actions across days. It highlights ongoing dangers and shifting targets in a period of frequent attacks.
The Bonham editor pokes fun at tax paying and a changing city landscape. He recalls the old wagon yard on South Main now replaced by a modern theatre and autos, urging readers to visit a growing, progressive Bonham.
Furnished by Miss Thelma Barber, County Home Demonstrator of Fannin County. These notes explain that 3 teaspoons equal 1 tablespoon and 16 teaspoons equal 1 cup, with 2 cups making 1 pint and 16 cups equal 1 gallon. Recipes will appear in Favorite Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. watch for them.
With 12 large cucumbers sliced thinly and 1 1 2 onions, sprinkle salt and let stand an hour. Drain, boil a mixture of vinegar sugar and spices, add slices and boil hard until glistening, about thirty minutes. Seal in sterilized jars for storage.
The issue highlights an advertising push by Texas Power and Light Company led by General Manager John W. Carpenter. The campaign aims to promote textile manufacturing in Texas and boost the state's resources to an external audience, reflecting local pride in public utilities supporting regional development.
A light rain fell on the Fourth while crops need rain. J S Robertson family and D M Gaston with Bettie Whittaker had a birthday dinner at Bill Ross’s. Mr and Mrs Felsberg wed in Cincinnati and visited Hudsonville. God’s Bible School students from Cincinnati are guests. Residents near Hail and Bois d Arc Springs attended church. Rev Rowe led a meeting in Jackson Oklahoma.
A. M. Rogers of east of the city reports good corn and cotton on his farm. He planted about four acres of maize in the bottom and five acres of oats, with oats only fair but usable for feed. He harrowed corn when two inches high after planting in soil bedded the prior fall to catch winter rains. The corn was not planted in the bottom.
Henry Gates of Gates Hill South Bonham reports a fine corn and cotton crop in the bottom lands. The well known Corn and Cotton farm remains strong, with Father’s Day past and soon a bright season ahead as the month begins and New York World notes the shift.
A May 1925 piece critiques elected leaders chosen for popularity over fitness. It cites a sea god cartoon and stories of women and men elected due to circumstance or wealth, not merit, noting how social influence and marriage status shape public trust and professional success.
A brief classified item notes surplus Purple Transfer paper stock in 18 by 24 inch sheets. The ad mentions the Favorite publication as the place to find a house to rent.
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