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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1918
Page
2
Public notice states that any erroneous reflection upon the character reputation or standing of Bed will be addressed in the appropriate forum. The notice urges readers to refrain from defamatory statements and to report concerns to the publishing office.
The statement emphasizes sacrifice as the true marker of patriotism rather than the quantity of bonds bought, framing moral worth around personal contribution to the cause. It invites reflection on values during national service.
Wartime refugees who fled Germany to avoid compulsory military service are expected to be able to return without fear as postwar conditions ease. Officials say the danger of conscription has diminished and repatriation plans are being considered.
The speaker criticizes pacifists and argues the nation should prepare for war. Emphasizes that funding will come via taxation when borrowing is insufficient, and urges focus on Liberty loans and thrift stamps as part of wartime finance.
A Bonham Favorite note and Sherman Courier column urge readers to accept gifts from friends without prying into their origins. The essays echo an old proverb that love and generosity find a way, advising politeness and gratitude when a colored friend provides chicken.
Debs favors overhauling the Socialist pledge of opposing war and calls for a convention to rectify it. The text notes Socialists hastening to serve democracy, a drift of leadership toward retreat, and questions the party’s future as leaders risk Berlin rewards or reformation. Rockefeller and Standard Oil are mentioned as a turning point.
A historical excerpt contrasts German efficiency with cleverness, noting deciphering of Von Bernstorff's secret code and its impact. It shifts to a domestic anecdote where Martha resists taking others for a car ride, then relents the next day after a longer outing. The voice attributes the events to Claude Callan.
A Sherman Courier remark contends a lazy man may dodge death but cannot escape contempt, and death will claim him in the end with both propositions weighing on his fate.
For County Judge A P Bounding W A Spangler D M Biggerstaff and for County Clerk Deets Dorough J B Laughlin and for County Attorney O L Couch A L McRae John Norton are listed as candidates.
A woman from Watega West Virginia recounts relief from 15 years of headaches backache and fatigue after using Cardus Cardui. She reports improved health after three bottles and credits the remedy with avoiding doctors and supporting a husband and three children. It has been in use over 40 years and is recommended by physicians.
Six room house with two porches and a large lot including barns and outbuildings on Main Street within two blocks of the depot. Possession available at once with terms to suit. Priced at 1250 dollars. See Hendrix & Williamson.
The Federal Food Administration in Texas outlines a two pound weekly meat ration and calls for public cooperation. It urges meat dealers to track customer purchases by family size to gauge compliance, noting the need for disciplined distribution to support war needs.
R A Parker director of hotels and restaurants for the federal food administration for Texas wired John Mc Bowman director of the division of hotels and restaurants that all public eating places in Fort Worth and El Paso have adopted a wheatless basis. Other Texas cities use quick breads. Bread restrictions on wheat were removed and corn bread or rice bread without wheat may be served as the proprietor desires.
A Richmond reader F B F Tressey comments on Chamberlain's Tablets calling them wonderful and noting they beat all others for indigestion and constipation. The letter appears among local opinion items with stray notes about summer school and a Thursday event.
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