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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
1
An article reflects on President Coolidge’s speech at Annapolis and argues true peace requires moral and spiritual power, not force alone. It warns against jingoism and calls for public conviction to support peaceful policies and international goodwill.
The article discusses how WECKUE and related enterprises faltered after the father’s absence. Large newspaper interests left to the sons strained by the need to sustain multiple ventures. Coal mines iron and factories likely absorbed profits, hindering the newspapers from thriving.
A brief devotional note cites 2 Chronicles 15 2 urging readers to seek the Lord and remain with him. It emphasizes faithfulness and warns that forsaking him leads to loss of his support. The text echoes a religious urging common in this period.
The massive enterprises built by Hugo Stumnes are deemed too large for his heirs. The Quakers inform the successors that a complete reorganization and trimming of the business is required.
A collection of quotes critiques union politics and organized labor while lampooning socialists and strikes. The items include a Greenville Messenger jab at boycotts and a Bonham favorite remark on laziness, plus a Sherman Democrat piece joking about medical diagnoses and elderly vigor.
Camille Flammarion, famed for decades of astronomy writing and popularizing the science, has died in France at age eighty three. His works drew many to astronomy even if his scientific contributions were debated.
The California governor defends a 2 cent per pound cottonseed oil tax, calling it to protect a key local industry while admitting it may violate the U S Constitution by taxing products from other states. Critics warn of retaliation and broader economic costs across dairy and citrus sectors.
A garbled Amarillo report notes Texas labor unions favor abandoning strikes and boycott tactics in favor of promoting the union label. The piece suggests focusing efforts on production and political readers to back the labor movement.
New machinery cleans rugs up to 100 percent without damage. McKelva Rug and Upholstering Co offers rug cleaning, upholstery, awnings, and cushions with a sizing formula. Contact phone 51! R 2. 84-3 Bonham area.
A Northern traveler seeks a five cent lead pencil in a sultry Southern town. The general store proprietor naps, wakes briefly, then declines to sell, uttering a humorous corrective line before sleeping again. The scene captures idle midday business and regional humor.
Special rubber insulated gloves and sleeves are now made for the purpose of protecting electrical workers from shock.
Text fragment mentions a B O H family and feeding event on June 11 with the number 283-61- appearing, but provides no verifiable context or details.
The method aims to bring eyesight back to its normal state and ensure lasting comfort and health for many individuals.
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