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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1929
Page
2
The notice lists publication frequency as daily except Sunday by Favorite Printing Co with H A McDougal as publisher Ashley Evans editor and Chas R Inglish business manager. It shows advertising and subscription rates by city carrier and mail and invites corrections to reflections about firms or individuals.
A concise aphorism notes that the greatest enemy is fear itself not the danger it presents. It praises the person who conquers terror as a hero and broader virtue.
Scripture excerpt from Malachi 4 1 warning of a day that shall burn like an oven and leave the proud and the wicked as stubble with no root or branch as proclaimed by the Lord of hosts
A playful verse praising a child described as an "angel" with loving lines about morning wakeups and coffee rituals. The piece, credited to W. Francis Nolan, appears in the Houston Chronicle and captures a domestic, affectionate tone.
The Brownwood Bulletin argues Texas’s future lies in mills and factories like those in North Carolina South Carolina Alabama and Georgia. A hydro electric power leader says mills need skilled labor and steady workers. Texas must solve labor issues, convert raw cotton into finished goods, and expand mill operations to unlock prosperity.
The article argues Texas cotton and yarn mills are no longer profitable and won’t spur growth. It notes labor costs rising, staples in demand decline, rayon and silk replacing cotton, and mills facing weak markets. It calls for seeking other prosperity avenues while criticizing unsafe bath practices and praising cautious reforms.
A column warns of rising bath tub deaths and criticizes press refusal to cover the issue. It then discusses France and Italy raising wheat imports duties, predicting a bleak outlook for American wheat farmers amid surplus and low prices. Senator Suckett of Kentucky is referenced in a closing note.
A collage of humor and brief notes from Texas newspapers. Items mention self winding watches, a doctor’s prognosis on an elderly man, a Whitewright letter about a cane walking friend, and light remarks on cooking, gas masks in wartime, bath risks, and bathers in porcelain tubs.
The Greenville Herald editor claims public fondness for fishing while Old Man Grouch mentions a man who dislikes it Ashley Evans of the bon ham favorite cites seeing Parker in the Sherman Democrat as evidence of varied opinions.
A jumble of clipped phrases references war end legislation, bread prizes, marriages, and various figures from Arkansas Gazette Virginian Pilot Kay Features films London Opinion and San Diego. It sketches era topics from food roles to safety and general interest notes without coherent narrative.
A garbled notebook-like extract references a tarpon related topic in Florida with odd phrasing and several quoted snippets. It mentions a Great Southern Coax and a resort scene with a humorous exchange about hats and poultry. The text also notes a 50,000 dollar Battery Tower fire in New York and a residential construction impact on Wall Street.
An advertisement touts quick thorough cooking that preserves flavor, claims diverse foods can be cooked together without flavor blending, and promises tender results for old hens, roosters, and beef cuts. It promotes NAT heating and canning supplies like fruit jars and can tops.
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