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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1928
Page
2
Public notices outline change of address procedures for paper delivery and list various fees for notices of entertainments dinners and other benefits with admission charges. It warns against erroneous reflections and promises corrections upon notification to the publishers.
A quotation attributed to Percival Baxter argues that removing incentive and making all men serve or contribute equally would make wars rare. The line reflects a call for universal obligation and shared burden as a deterrent to conflict.
Poem fragment celebrates a baby’s small features and tender moments. The Courier-Journal quotes lines imagining a child’s cheeks smiles eyes tears and a protective night watch with a gentle, affectionate tone.
Harold Hough, a renowned Protestant preacher, retired from Detroit’s Central Methodist Episcopal Church. At a testimonial dinner, University of Detroit and Rabbi Frank honored him with a Doctor of Laws degree, recognizing his friendship across faiths and Catholic goodwill from the Detroit community.
The Robertson investment law kept insurance reserves in Texas, deterring 22 large firms. Since its rise, cheap local credit persisted, aided by federal banks. Prudential seeks to reenter Texas with an 85000 dollar tax payment, among others seeking to resume business. Texas built strong native insurers, proving enabling legislation can prosper a state. Don N Biggers withdraws from U S senate race after announcing opposition to grain and cotton exchanges.
The article praises Harold Hough Jacks for steadfast Protestant convictions yet highlights his kind heart and loving spirit. It notes his friendships with Catholics and Jews, framed by his universal kindness and genuine neighborly spirit.
A news dispatch in New York notes Congress is filling with bills aimed at wiping out chalk mark gambling on exchanges. Senators oppose the practice and one candidate claims to have finished his race, planning to fish after a self funded campaign. Local papers quip about public figures and farmers turning cows into ladies.
One of the largest watch companies announces a five day week schedule in its United States plants. The article notes the firm believes it can make watches just as well in a shorter work period.
A witty note from the St. Jonis Post Dis patch describing a green golf player who avoids the course, framing the joke as a quirky sports column.
An African tribe’s view of metal anklets as wealth contrasts with modern scrambles for possessions. The Corvallis Gazette weighs family duties and lost tools, while the Des Moines Register notes a mother tracking a dad’s belongings and the Toledo Blade jokes that high living costs outpace records of flight.
The excerpt quips about housecleaning leaving things vanished and likens lawmakers to Aesop’s fable of a man who blows hot and cold Politically tinged remarks from multiple newspapers criticize public speak versus private actions as trivial yet revealing.
A collage of brief quips from Texas papers notes humorous takes on automobiles and gender. The Clarksville Times jokes about women altering cars while doctors deem women erratic. The Corsicana Sun mocks honesty and the Mineral Wells Index weighs in on truth.
A Beaumont delegate remarked at the gathering that many attendees are disposed to be guided by conscience, noting an unexpected number of conscientious Democrats among the delegates per the Waxahachie Jaght report.
A clipped line from the La donia News laments some fellows lack of readiness for serious matters, warning that if they are not prepared for their Maker they may never settle their financial obligations.
World renowned surgeon Dr Alexis Carrol remarks that death is the price paid for intellect and skill, reflecting on risks in high level medical practice at the Rocke- clinic.
A Perlin man sets a new gliding record with a flight lasting 45 minutes as reported in the Passing Show. The piece mixes humor and local color with fragmented notes on family cars and a parade of quirky quotes from various sources.
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