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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1925
Page
1
The notice lists subscription options and rates for city and mail delivery. It warns on address changes to avoid delays and states a one cent per word fee for notices of entertainments and monetary considerations. It also critiques Dr. Kirkes and discusses local fiscal matters and support for home merchants.
John Cotton Dana argues newspapers shape public understanding of evolution through the Scopes case and urges libraries to guide fact-based information. The piece also questions rising divorce rates in Dallas and other areas, warning that personal liberty risks undermining marriage vows and family stability.
A devotional note cites Psalm 103 2 4 urging praise for God s benefits forgiveness healing and redemption reminding readers to remember divine mercies and protection in daily life.
The Slaton Times laments civic indifference with a parableical warning. It says citizens who do nothing for the town dig its grave, with selfishness and lack of effort blamed for the looming funeral. The piece urges public spirit to avoid collective decline.
A Saskatoon Star note describes New York columnists asking authors to share their most prized memories, calling them walnuts. Stephen Leacock’s reply was “Haven’t read it yet,” raising questions about his optimism or humor.
In Dallas the number of suits for divorce reached 1,770, showing an increase of nearly 20 percent over the prior period. The report notes a surge in cases as residents seek legal dissolution of marriages.
In October afternoon a couple, Andy and Nancy, ignore a pending meeting they deem dull and head into autumn color. The drive rekindles youth and courage as they observe vibrant foliage, birds, and a moonlit road, ending with a mixed wish to retry the escapade and curiosity about the meeting’s outcome.
Local ad urges residents to buy bread at 8 cents and question paying 10 cents. Pitch mentions G Bt T and encourages staying with the home town producer.
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