13 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
1
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Public notice states that any erroneous reflection on the character reputation or standing of any firm individual or corporation will be corrected promptly upon notification to the publishers. The statement emphasizes accountability and redress for readers and subjects.
A brief devotional exhortation referencing Matthew 5 16 about letting your light shine before others so they may see your good works and glorify God in heaven.
A reflective verse by A Jacqueline Shaw recalling Jesus urging childlike innocence. The speaker suggests the Master paused amid worldly folly to savor childhood sweetness and the pure gaze behind a child’s starry eyes.
The article denounces prizefighting as unchristian and unsuitable for Sunday school, calling boxing exhibitions a fiasco. It asserts fights are real fights not mere matches, condemns foul blows, and notes gamblers profited from Sharkey odds while the men involved bore the losses.
In Austin reports Lon Wasson notes Texas hospitals provide good care for the insane but questions the fate of inmates in jails who await placement in asylums. He argues the condition is tragic though not criminal and underscores the system’s harsh reality.
In a sharp shift, Helen reunites with Nas who has reclaimed the role of king Carol after previously ousting him. The move reflects a dramatic power reversal and hints at broader regional tensions as South faction dynamics and economic pressures loom.
The Ringlings say there could be but one big show on earth and that one is enough for them. They claim the net result is cash on the right side of the ledger and criticize Chicago newspapers for chasing crooks who supply front page news.
The New York World rails at West Point graduates who become football coaches, lamenting a drift from soldierly aims and questioning how to reconcile athletic success with military ideals.
Soucek of the navy has just made an altitude flight of 48166 feet in a plane. The feat surpasses any height he will reach in the navy, even if he climbs to the dizzy heights attained by Sir Joseph Porter KC B.
The author notes Eastern city children are good at spelling English words. A child who can spell gotterdammering, if correct, should handle words offered in conversations or deals. The remark implies strong word skill as a pathway to persuasion.
Tom Mix rides Tony at speed but fails to stop his daughter from leaving in a rush to wed when she feels ready. The scene hints at a family rift as the marriage unfolds.
The passage laments the disappearance of beloved land ministerial shows once making people happy, asking if they have fractured into Amos and Andy style radio humor instead.
New York's W Bernard Vause says he will resign as a judge due to illness and financial strain. He cites mounting medical and economic pressures as reasons for stepping down.
In a publicized reconciliation, attention shifts to the fate of the other woman involved and what changes this détente might bring. The event echoes prior tensions and raises questions about loyalties, roles, and future steps.
An investigating committee begins to sift the ashes of a million dollar fire but makes little progress in uncovering causes or culprits.
Report notes New York merchants urge President Hoover to veto the tariff bill while a southern autoist warns Providence can avert accidents and dents, signaling regional economic and safety anxieties.
A man involved in a prize fight scheme may face foul play concerns. Authorities probe suspicious activity surrounding the bout, with potential misconduct and irregularities noted as investigators review records and testimonies.
The New York World argues Mr Fish’s charges about West Point football ties to officer provisioning. It urges obtaining War Department facts on captain resignations over the last decade to settle whether players left service early or served properly, affecting taxpayer interests and professionalism.
A reader question asks if the item can be placed from the prohibition column. The note discusses content placement and whether the column content is suitable for republication in the Christian Science Monitor.
A sentenced inmate in the penitentiary is visited by a sympathetic friend who asks if the sentence is for life. The inmate replies that the sentence is for life from that moment. The dialogue captures a humorous exchange amid a jail setting.
A humorous note from the Minneapolis Tribune remarks on a pianist who times eggs with a metronome, balancing precision and musicality in a playful column. The quip showcases local wit and cultural nod to practice and performance.
A humorous reflection on puns and philosophical views cites a quip aimed at George Berkeley. The excerpt notes puns as worthy of life despite occasional misattribution and frames a debate on mind and matter.
A sanctuary of over 500 acres has been established in Denmark as a resting and feeding site for migratory birds, providing safe habitat during their journeys. The protected area aims to support diverse species and promote conservation efforts nationwide.
Detinue is a legal action where a person with absolute property rights seeks to reclaim goods from someone in possession who refuses to redeliver. The suit asserts the rightful owner's title and seeks court-ordered recovery of the property.
The Washington Post notes that Canadian National Railways has solved the problem of telephonic connection with moving trains and suggests future button presses at birth could trigger events.
Fragmented quotation from the Louisville Times jokes about pedestrians and baseball players while a London Numerist notes a chocolate maker avoids sweets. The text mixes two sources and lacks a cohesive news item.
In a Nature Note, Robert Quillen notes that dark places remain moist the longest. The short observation reflects casual rural science writing and invites readers to consider how shade and dampness influence small ecosystem moisture levels.
Radio listings show programs on WFAA WPAP WEAA WEA WIAA WBAP WHAF and BAA NBC broadcasts with segments from Interwoven Pair Grapevine Fiddle Band and Amos an Andy plus local Fort Worth Market. The text also notes Jedinburgh once called Auld Reekie due to smoke and history of Chicago development around Lake Michigan shores with skyward property values.
The Dallas Journal reports Ford is enlarging its Dearborn Michigan plant to house a full inhouse steel rolling and drawing operation. The facility will reach 250 tons daily capacity with 5 000 tons of storage and modern handling to ensure constant supply for car parts such as bolts brake housings gas lever pins and rods.
Joseph Carr aged 19 and M H Powers aged 25 must answer for attempting to incite an insurrection under a Reconstruction era law that carried the death penalty. The charge stems from their attempt to hold an indoor meeting in Atlanta Georgia.
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