Thought For Today: Surmount a Fear Each Day
A brief aphorism inspired by Emerson on daily effort to overcome fear, encouraging steady personal growth and resilience.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1931
Page
2
Trust in the Lord Quotation Text Included
A religious quotation from Proverbs 3 5 6 urges readers to trust in the Lord and acknowledge him in all ways to receive guidance and direction. The line emphasizes faith and divine guidance.
The Last Word Poem Excerpt by E. Guy Talbott
A short poem on mortality and faith contrasts a last word in an argument with a heavenly verse. The speaker vows to live with God after death, while the grave settles the earthly dispute. The lines echo religious sentiment and personal assurance beyond the grave.
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E. Guy Talbott
Churchman
Bishop Cannon Sues Tinkham for Defamation in Five Hundred Thousand Suit
Bishop Cannon sues Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts for damages in the sum of five hundred thousand dollars alleging defamation. The suit stems from floor remarks by Tinkham calling Cannon a shameless violator of the corrupt practices act and questioning his handling of campaign funds. The case discusses Cannon's prohibition work and political battles, with broader notes on tariff and liquor issues shaping public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Cannon
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Congressman Tinkham
Alfred Smith
Cannon
Smith
United States
Canada
Uncle Sam
Editorial Opinions in Modern Newspapers Questioned
The Charleston News and Courier asks whether contemporary papers should drop editorial opinions. It argues editors may still share their views if written for the editor and express them clearly. Public reaction will praise good thoughts and condemn poor ones.
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Charleston News and Courier
Dallas citizens resent France over Texas Guinan travel rights
Prominent Dallas residents express resentment toward the French government for its refusal to allow Texas Guinan and her troupe to remain in France. Veterans at Montgomery elect Gen. C A Desaussure of Memphis as Commander in Chief and set Richmond Virginia as the 1982 reunion site.
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Court House
Sherman
United States
Texas
Dallas
Texas Guinan
France
Franee
Montgomery
Government bonds oversubscribed at high interest rates
The article notes eight hundred million dollars of government bonds bearing three and eight percent interest have been oversubscribed. Details on the terms and potential implications for funding are discussed as authorities consider market demand and fiscal strategy.
Public sentiment and drunk driving law enforcement
The legislature passed a driving while intoxicated law allowing a two year license suspension upon conviction. Public sentiment opposes drunk driving and bootlegging, yet individuals resist strict enforcement, while towns like Reno and Virginia City are described as decline enablers. The Dallas News notes enforcement depends on public support and warns of urban decay from vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Reno
Nevada
Virginia City
Guiding star—State Press
Dallas News
Quotation Parade From Newspapers and Authors
A collage of wry quotes from multiple sources cites business, philosophy, humor, and travel. Notable lines touch on stock dividends, thinking, honesty, and independence as framed by Clarksville Times Leonard Graphic Homer Price Star-Telegram Dallas News and others.
Quotations and quips shape a rambunctious press page
A collage of snappy quotes from diverse papers pokes fun at finance droughts exploration and public policy. Lights on Wall Street trade notes mock Mellon forecasts and a Roanoke World editorial teases unbreakable windshields for banks while Life and Ark Gazette add zany headlines.
Lilies of the Valley and a Fast Car Race to the Right of Way
A fragmented page item contrasts a man’s claim to the right of way with a quick car overtaking him. It includes snippets about a father’s electrocution, a boss’s late arrival, and a funny exchange on marriage and finances.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Bonham Baily
Favorite Printing CO
H. A. McDougal
Ashley Evans
Chas, R. Inglis
Bonham, Texas
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J. B. McCaseland
McCaseland
Sherman Court House
Clarksville Times
Dog Creek
Leonard Graphic
Tim Meddlin
Homer Price
Marshall News
Corsicana
China
Claude Callan
Star-Telegram
Wall Street
Los Angeles Times
Wilkin
Arkansas Gazette
Mr Mellon
Pottsvill Journal
Africa
America
Publishers Syndicate
Roanoke World. News
By Paul Fung
Chinchilla
Thimble Theatre
ARMY
Castor
F.C. Segax
Nolle
Wells &Fumpin
Alexander
Bonham Drug Company
And
Palace Drug Store
Rh. & VM. Tire Company
S. E. Corner Square
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