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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
1
Notice includes advertising terms hourly rates and changes of address, plus editorials on leisure from Dallas News. It discusses corrections policy and public notices for entertainments and benefits, urging attention to accuracy and timely publishing.
A short devotional line reflects on Psalm like theme of God’s grace and benevolent provision for those who live uprightly. The text notes God as a sun and source of grace and glory.
Experts Willis A. Sutton and John Bradford argued that while youth problems persist the root cause lies in insufficient home life. They urged stronger corrective influence from families, noting many homes are scarce in shared time compared with twenty years ago.
A planter calls a police judge to request releasing his house boy Jim after a row. The judge explains he cannot pick out a specific person from town and recounts a prior case where a similar mix up freed fourteen men, including a murder suspect.
A million dollars spent last year on coffee advertising boosted average per capita consumption by eighty cups annually. Advertising costs per person fell under one cent while boosting sales, with the advertisement described as delivering a six can payoff per cent of ad spend.
A bashful young man questions Julia about his visits to see if he is the one. He recounts appearances Monday through Thursday and claims to be there Friday night, finally exclaiming in desperation that she smells a rat.
An assortment of Mother's Day packages from Johnson's candy at 260-41 Texas Candy Kitchen. The notice promotes gift options and seasonal sweets available for local customers.
The Houston Post-Dispatch notes ten million legs in Texas show a large market for hosiery yet no domestic sock factory. The Wills Point Chronicle recalls past home production faded with modern times and foreign made products dominate.
A reflective piece questions why a man should deceive himself, exploring themes of honesty, integrity, and internal conflict. The author implies self-deception stems from fear or pride, urging readers to confront truth within.
A quoted line from the Atlanta Journal notes that many women ruin their ideal by marrying him, reflecting on marriage ideals and social commentary of the era.
The Chicago Daily News contends that Mussolini could pose greater danger with a muzzled press than with an unleashed lion, signaling concern over censorship and authoritarian control.
A delighted tale describes Little Jack Rabbit and forest residents holding a May Pole celebration. Animals choose ribbons, dance around the pole, share a feast, and youngsters like Little Jack Rabbit join the fun with the big folks. The party ends at sunset as everyone heads home for bed.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Christian Church and the Young Women’s Missionary Circle will meet Wednesday at 3 PM in joint session at the home of Mrs. John Arledge. Mrs. Bill Howard will read. All members are urged to attend.
Quality Poultry Farm advertises baby chicks at ten dollars per hundred and mentions new custom hatching services. Includes farm name 262 tf and the sale emphasis.
A fragmented local timetable lists Bonham departures at 8 30 AM 10 30 AM and 12 30 PM with additional 2 30 PM 4 30 PM 6 30 PM and 8 30 PM slots.
Bonham and Denison bus service times listed with departures at 9:30 a.m. 10 11:30 a.m. and 12 p.m. from Red Ball West Fourth Street and Ball Cafe Simps. Fare per person unclear. For more information call Bonham 372 and Denison 957.
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