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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
1
A page segment includes publishing house notices with subscription options and a change of address notice. It also features social opinion arguing marriage should protect reproduction and deter divorce, praising law enforcement and arguing penalties deter crime and reduce prison populations.
A devotional note centers on Isaiah 9 6 proclaiming a child born with government on his shoulders and titled Prince of Peace. The piece offers a concise meditation linking scripture to daily reflection.
Sherman Democrat notes Grayson County courts granted 178 divorces last year, 120 filed by wives. Cruelty cited in 100 cases, abandonment in 47, no grounds in 22, immoral conduct in 7, adultery in 3. Only 27 of the couples had children.
A perspective asserts that critics claim President Coolidge’s call for greater economy slows business. It argues opponents fear his policy may trim salaries of idle bureau officials.
Schools in Massachusetts Pennsylvania Maryland and other eastern states closed yesterday due to extreme heat. The decision sparked discussion about places suited for people and the reliability of regional hubs under rising temperatures.
Ten days of rain gave way to heat fear as residents fret over sudden shifts in weather patterns. The public mood swings between damp unease and warm anxiety, with residents bracing for more uncomfortable conditions.
A Chicago mother who gave a sixteen month old child a pistol after the infant cried to play with it was judged justified when the firearm discharged, killing the infant.
A bold ambition expresses that wealth will enable a surprise at home greater than any before. The writer imagines a planned act of happiness tied to future riches. The notion frames wealth as a means to extraordinary personal celebration.
In a Sherman note, veteran journalist E. C. Hunter uses a tale of a cat allegedly raising a litter of mice to argue farmers in Grayson County should raise their own meat. He warns against taking the story as fact while uplifting the point about prudent self-sufficiency.
Hugo suffers its third bank collapse in weeks leaving 690 residents bankless amid cash shortages and payroll disruptions. The editorial recounts mob law memories in Fannin and Lamar counties, cautions against vigilante justice, and notes proposed bank reorganization plans under State Banking Dept review.
W Porter of Sherman was found dead in bed this morning after years of ill health. He served twenty years as assistant cashier at M. & P. Bank before retirement to manage his affairs. He was treasurer of the Texas Odd Fellows for about forty years and attended Grand Lodge meetings. His wife and daughter live in Sherman. he was about ninety one years old. Funeral plans were not yet made.
A playful dialogue centers on a couple's humorous misread of a medical professional's bill. The husband jokes about future payments. the wife clarifies the improvised line about the baby, turning a costly topic into a comical exchange.
The statement notes eyesights return to normal state with genuine comfort and good health in many cases. It emphasizes improvements and overall well being for individuals affected.
A 12 year old reminiscence recalls the discovery of a murdered woman in a remote Long Island thicket. Reporter Harry Stowe found a discolored German paper at the scene, which an official translated to reveal clues about the victim’s identity and social status.
A note lists 700 in a family from Florida and mentions June 1 as a feeding date. The fragment cites 254 61 as a possible reference.
A notice urges students to continue typewriting practice during break and hints at renting a used machine for this purpose to avoid slipping behind.
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