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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
5
A homemaking tip suggests simple mid afternoon snacks to keep children at home and energized after outdoor play. Offer cale slices and hot chocolate to create a welcoming center for kids and friends with minimal cost and effort.
Mrs. Willie Rowe from near Hudsonville sends a five pound carriage of early Jersey cabbage and a fine lettuce head to the newspaper man. The harvest shows what rural residents have to eat and the vegetables arrive at the right time for the paper’s table.
Mrs. Anna Copeland of Anderson reports bilious symptoms including headache and dizziness eased after taking Thedford's Black Draught. The ad claims long use and many users verify relief and urges a 25 cent package at the drug store.
The debate over repealing the Eighteenth Amendment continues to gain momentum as figures such as John D. Rockefeller Jr., John R. Mott, and state leaders push for reconsideration or direct public vote. Party platforms and key figures in both parties weigh a resubmission plank amid calls for state control of liquor.
An event linked to the Fannin Club features a Friday night dance and dance party. Details are fragmented with scattered items including a cabbage note and a price line of one dollar per 160 pounds.
J Z Glenn, a farmer from Texas, starts a hitchhiking campaign to win the Democratic nomination for governor. He carries a hoe on his shoulder and is followed by a hungry dog as he travels from town to town delivering speeches, confident of victory despite opposition.
Belton June 9 Dr J C Hardy of Felton will start his twenty first year as president of Baylor College for Women. He has led the college for two decades and previously headed Mississippi A and M College for 13 years.
Two elderly women, both in their eighties, unveiled a monument honoring their father Henry Pool, who carried a musket in the Revolutionary War and died eighty years ago. The ceremony remembered his military service and the family lineage.
A terse note asserts one can craft a argument from nothing and about no one, reflecting a witty or absurd stance on debate. The line emphasizes futility and hollow disputes rather than substantive topics or participants.
Zurich reports Prof Au gute Paccard, who earlier flew ten miles in a metal gondola balloon, intends another stratosphere ascent. He aims to lift off from North America carrying a wireless outfit. Sydney notes a sports fashion quip about cotton stockings and a cricket club victory judged by bare legs.
A fragment from the Christian Union Herald quotes Bessie and a small boy. Bessie discovers a pulse and runs to her mother. The boy’s essay on a mule describes it as a bird with six legs and wings on its head, noting its stubborn backwardness.
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