Thou Shalt Love The Lord Your God With All
A religious maxim from Luke 10 27 urges devotion to God with heart soul strength and mind and to love one neighbor as oneself, framing a core ethical commandment in Christian scripture.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
2
A religious maxim from Luke 10 27 urges devotion to God with heart soul strength and mind and to love one neighbor as oneself, framing a core ethical commandment in Christian scripture.
The essay discusses Japan returning Ambassador Bancroft’s body on a Japanese warship as a sign of honor, arguing both nations avoid war and that provocation by weapon interests fuel conflicts. It notes Grayson County bond issues for roads show support for progress despite two objections: size of the bond and election method. Sam Pryor faces no free passes at a Clarksville railroad event, as fare payment becomes common.
Joseph Weldon Bailey argued before the Austin Highway Commission over a Red River bridge north of Burkburnett. He represented toll bridge owners opposing a free bridge, noting Oklahoma should share costs as land ownership along the south bank complicates who pays. He warned courts may decide the matter if state agreement fails.
In his passing the Methodist church and Texas mourn a valued figure who rode the prairie to preach. The article lauds his unswerving duty and earnest work, comparing him to John the Baptist and noting his lasting benefit to future generations.
The text contrasts editors who fabricate with those who uphold truth as sacred. It notes honest workers aim to serve the public with serious, sacredly held standards. It adds that 34 plans are being formed to prevent junking of the Orient Railroad.
The passage notes no complaints about rain and no reports from K. Lamity Howler about worms damaging cotton. The writer questions the whereabouts of K. and whether rain will come for the rest of the season.
A doctor claims men should give up pants to prevent varicose veins, prompting questions about whether only pant wearers are affected. The remark notes dogs wear pants, yet no canine is known to have varicose veins.
Press reports claim the heir to 18 million dollars will keep grinding knives. The speaker muses that with that money, they would remove their nose from all grindstones.
Wagner faces a setback after three years of trying for a undergrad activity manager role. The mentor urges courage and persistence, leading Wagner to start a new endeavor, win peer approval, and earn the senior society honor. Disraeli’s early failure is cited to illustrate resilience yielding greatness.
Visitors and relatives fill a Sunday schedule with Ed and Etta Sherer and McNab families seen. Jim Fogle Ivanhoe and Emmett Blassingame from Colorado Texas arrive. Attendees attend Leonard picnic. Charli es Henegar Sherman visits family. Jno Lair and Paris trip for eye treatments. Church meeting notes Hazlip and ministering future meeting invite.
Bonham area residents report improvements after a horse accident involving Nelson Irvin. Greta Mae Donaldson visits Ravenna and tours homes of Mr Kite and Pierce Donaldson. July 22 saw Allen's Chapel Sunday School picnic with about 80 attendees. Visitors arrive for sick relatives. haying and crop conditions noted amid community updates from Ravenna and nearby towns.
About 165 acres farm land ten miles northeast of Bonham near Ravenna plus a house and lot in Honey Grove. Also listings include the J I Bowling Produce Co building on South Center and the Old Creamery building now occupied by the Coco Cola Co. Administratrix Mrs J I Bowling represents the estate.
The body of W. B. Head 25 jeweler of Mineola Texas was found near St Marys Glacier after more than two years. He disappeared while camping with friends in the James Peak region and was identified by a wrist-watch a kodak and key to his car. Rewards and bloodhounds failed to locate him before the skeleton was recovered. W C Mead father of the deceased was notified.
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