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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1928
Page
2
Public notices outline subscription prices for various carriers and mail terms with advance payment. A change of address requires providing both old and new addresses to avoid delays. Notices set rates for admissions, obituaries, and acknowledgments, with corrections upon request. The Thought for Today passage reflects on divine kingship and work.
A rustic poem depicts Fern Cliff perched above a village, its crest tree lined with ferns and arbutus. It describes winding paths to a wind swept summit offering views of green fields, hills, and a turquoise sky, with the village nestled below.
A columnist discusses Edith Rogers of Lowell Massachusetts urging women to wear more cotton dresses to aid mill workers. Minnie Cunningham proposes a national Use More Cotton drive with Southern women coordinating with manufacturers to tailor patterns and materials to boost demand, aided by fashion-conscious campaigns and prize incentives.
Readers discuss conditions as Arctic explorer Gen. Nobile and crew remain stranded. Bonham Favorite notes volunteers may be swayed by another day or two of effort. Denton Record-Chronicle adds longing for a climate that suits each person while mirroring the crisis.
A reflective essay contrasts China’s vast history and population with its current push for intellectual emancipation and inclusion in the 20th century world. It argues China must embrace change and innovation rather than cling to isolation to progress, offering a view of the clash between tradition and modern thought.
A fragmented note describes a girls team and a debate defeat with mixed and unclear references. It mentions Arkansas Gazette and a strong silent figure and hints at earnings or costs. The text is garbled but implies a college or school context and a notable student or leader.
Fragmented OCR shows a Chicago Tribune piece describing shop window curtains pulled down each Monday as a local custom. It contrasts old fashioned days with modern busy life and stresses values of church, home, family freedom, mutual trust, and civic virtue as a lasting lesson from founders.
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