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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
3
The Bonham TX newspaper lists subscription rates by city carrier and mail, a notice policy on paid notices for entertainments and obituaries, change of address procedures, and a plea for corrections of erroneous reflections. It also mentions advertising rates on application and a foreign advertising representative.
A set of editorial musings and local notices cover national issues, a Chicago murder linked to prohibition, and Henry E. Simpson of Panash who died during a presidential bid. The piece notes reader engagement and public reception, plus Germany’s reparations phase and delayed indemnity payments.
The Fort Worth Star Telegram argues Clarence Ousley shows concern for real problems but notes voters may punish unrest rather than reward promises. It suggests 1920 mood of relief and dissatisfaction persists, making immediate gains unlikely despite Ousley's seriousness.
A Milwaukee woman sues a doctor for 20000 alleging alienation of affection. She claims the physician’s affair with her while under treatment caused her to lose love for her husband and, by extension, her husband’s love for her. The case is cited as an almost new twist on familiar old themes.
Scientists think the buzzard senses the area and does not rely on smell to locate food. If true the bird may have a notably weak sense of smell despite the attraction to a scent in the air.
The piece portrays Chief Herbert D. Brown of the United States Bureau of Efficiency doubting the Civil Service Commission as old fashioned, while noting the commission might view the bureau as up to date. It references remarks from Sherman Democrat and tensions around Attorney General Daugherty and Senator Caraway over the Morse case, with evolving charges and denials.
A Mt Pleasant Times review questions candidates wearing weather vanes to reveal political winds. It notes such devices may be invisible yet understood by thoughtful voters, as many hopefuls claim to enlighten on major issues but may assume the public is already informed.
The piece argues that true leaders warn against unwise popular desires, while few candidates act as such statesmen. It notes postwar freight rate cuts fail to restore balance between basic commodities and manufactured goods, risking railroad finances if wage costs aren’t cut. The Minneapolis Journal is cited on wage issues.
The Interstate Commerce Commission acts on psychological effects of rate cuts, signaling savings for shoppers between 100 million and 300 million dollars annually, while stressing the need for stable, predictable transportation costs to support healthy business conditions. The majority notes rates may settle gradually as expectations adjust.
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