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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1931
Page
2
The Little Church in Weathered Gray
A hundred year old rural church stands worn yet revered. The aged minister proclaims the old story as grave markers dot the hillside. villagers gather each Sunday to worship, bless, and pray.
Editorial pages prove valuable to newspapers says readers and editors
The piece notes publishers debate editorial page worth, some dropping editors, others using syndicate editorials. Reader surveys by the American Newspaper Publishers Association show women prefer editorials by a wide margin, while only a small share name themselves sport fans.
Editorial pages shape public taste across papers
The piece notes 46 percent read editorials and 19 percent sports, with smaller dailies showing stronger editorial interest due to local, vital topics. It argues country editors often influence readers more than city papers, citing Emporia Gazette and Kansas papers, and warns against erudite but detached metropolitan editorials. It questions editorial integrity and cites Prohibition era satire, ending with a quip about stealing kisses and choosing targets wisely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downs
United States
Emporia Gazette
New York Times
Kansas
Times
Publishers Association
Endorsement of Christian daily paper plan by Presbyterian Church
Arthur Brisbane notes the Presbyterian Church’s General Assembly supports a New York City daily paper with a distinctly Christian outlook and high ideals. The Corsicana Sun remarks Massachusetts has reduced its state debt every year since 1919, while politicians claim prohibition harms the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brisbane
Hearst
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
New York City
Massachusetts
Corsicana Sun
Town Editor Dubs Skewville and Podunk Changes
The Clarksville Times editor repeats reports that Skewville altered its city government and Podunk cut tax rates, sending marked copies to the mayor and council despite dislike of not earning money from such notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville Times
Skewville
Podunk
Paso woman killed daughter then shot herself
An I Paso woman killed her daughter and then shot herself saying she was beaten despite hard work. The remark suggests poor judgment choosing the child as the target over the abuser. The editorial notes that women can be unpredictable like anyone.
Bank Robbery in Moscow Alleges State Funds Stolen
Report claims the recent Moscow bank robbery involved movements of state stored funds intended to support anti capitalist aims. Authorities describe the incident as a theft linked to capitalist resistance and state assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Governor Signs Controversial Bill Amid Calls for Challenge
Governor Sterling signed a bill amid debate over its constitutionality. Supporters tout policy aims while opponents warn it could face judicial review and vigorous legal challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Uniforms for highway officers draw scorn in Texas column
A Sherman Democrat critique argues a proposed law forcing highway patrol to wear color uniforms is flawed and unconstitutional. It suggests exact dress codes for various officers would hamper law enforcement and mocks the idea with satirical outfits and penalties. The piece also touches on road expenditures and motor vehicle taxes, noting public schools fund gasoline tax in Texas and criticizing rising revenue ideas from car ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Sherman
oFay Aeiel Wa
Texas Farm and Ranch
Motors and media mix in 1920s era notes
A collection of clipped remarks covers topics from song longevity before dial tone control to tax programs, vehicle registration gains, and motor taxes. It notes global reach via telephone and cites diverse local comments on attire and car colors reflecting era trends.
Hopes for Special Session Evaded by Governor
From Texas papers the story notes Sterling’s plan to avoid calling a special session while readers in Palestine Herald and Mc Kinney Examiner speculate that his hopes may hinge on timing and political moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
McKinney Examiner
Few Girls Tell All The Reasons Why They Break An Engagement
A brief item cites multiple reasons cited by women for breaking engagements. The piece notes social expectations and personal choice as factors shaping decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson Echo
Governors race mused on by editorials and quips
An editorial tone from Corsicana Sun ridicules calls for a governor special session while noting public grumbling about politicians. The piece, echoes Clarksville Times and Dallas News quips about extreme ventures and seasonal politics.
Fragmented World War and Society Facts Across 1930s Text
A collage of figures covers daylight saving reach in the United States, wartime death tallies, car accident deaths in Britain, a Carnegie history project, and social mobility metrics. It collates distances, ages, and occupations in a scattered, OCR-like snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arkansas City
Ark
United States
Great Britain
Carnegie Fund
Wells Humphrey quote on a newspaper headline writer’s daughter
The Pathfinder features a playful quotation about a newspaper headline writer’s daughter being bold, a bookkeeper’s daughter drawing lines, a dentist’s daughter with pulling influence, a butcher’s daughter meeting everyone, and an elevator operator’s daughter adept at letting men down easy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder
Crisler Expects 17 Letters Back for Minnesota Football
Coach H O Crisler says 17 major Jetter men will return to the University of Minnesota football squad next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O.’ Crisler
University of Minnesota
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