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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1929
Page
1
Notice to the public pledges correction of erroneous reflections upon firms individuals or corporations. Advertising rates available. Entered at the Bonham Texas post office as second class mail matter.
A quoted meditation on social agreeableness and learning, noting that harmony in company comes from accepting lessons even when they repeat familiar truths. The line implies humility and openness as social virtues.
A brief devotional cites Malachi 4 1 warning that the day comes like an oven burning the proud and wicked leaving neither root nor branch. The excerpt emphasizes judgment and divine power as described in the verse.
The poem-like creed asserts a pledge to be true pure strong brave giving humble and compassionate. It envisions mercy for friends and foe, care from others, and resilience through suffering with a focus on uplifting others and maintaining humility.
The article outlines an accord between Germany and Allied powers fixing reparations at nine billion dollars, arguing the sum seems modest versus Versailles and the Dawes Plan. It credits Owen D. Young for the agreement and notes mixed reactions among U S politicians and state issues on taxation and public utilities.
A collage of witty lines from several papers notes Milwaukee staying wet in tradition, a teapot tempest missed by larger vessels, and a pessimist with an umbrella. A Nashville Banner quip jokes about teapots, and a Washington juror claims unfamiliarity with the dry law, reflecting humor on law and life.
An old man crosses a deep chasm at twilight and builds a bridge for others to follow. A passerby questions the effort, but the builder explains his motive to aid a youth who will travel the same path after him. The tale honors foresight and selfless responsibility.
Ad touts a Nation Cooker as a smart investment for every home claiming instant cost savings and daily comfort. It promises thorough quick cooking that preserves flavors and allows multiple dishes or different foods to be cooked together without flavor transfer. It cites tender results for old hens and roosters and savings on beef cuts and a canning boost. See us for more details.
A collection of quips and snippets from Texas papers with light jests about paying up impartial juries stenography flappers and social trends. It captures era humor and brief satirical lines referencing journalism and society in multiple towns.
A humorous exchange about a young salesman from a motor firm courting Eddy’s daughter and a father’s staged audience joke. A Mississippi yawl fishing tale leads to a final quip about a boy landing a big catch.
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