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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
1
Opinion piece weighing post treaty freedom for Cuba. Authors foresee potential improvement, risk of chaos or dictatorship, and possible American involvement to protect Cuban and foreign interests. Warns independence hinges on internal governance and restraint from outsiders.
The college president argues that the public schooling system still needs three to four years to produce fully trained teachers at current output rates. He questions why many experienced teachers are unemployed if colleges supply qualified graduates and urges scrutiny of reforming standards set by the State Department of Education. He notes many able teachers may be disqualified by new requirements and cites the need for retraining at summer schools.
Maury Hughes failed to secure a repeal pledge on the Texas primary ballot as Jim Ferguson supporters resist. The executive committee in Houston rejected adding the repeal item and any test affecting ballot access, while Maury faces political isolation and a reference to past feuds.
The writer questions the value of high training requirements for teachers, comparing them to a weathered water tank’s irrelevant steering. They argue Texas wastes funds on many diploma-granting schools if graduates still lack public school readiness and contend that long proven success in the classroom should not be discarded by new, unnecessary rules.
The piece argues about oil above ground in Texas after an $8,000 fine paid in Tyler District Court. It claims the law’s conservation aim is window dressing and questions what to do with unlawful oil once penalties are paid. The author seeks the Attorney General’s view on lawful disposal of surplus oil.
A garbled wire of clippings notes philosophers doubting human nature changes after a meal, plus a note on rubber surfaces aiding pedestrians and a Japanese official missing in China, suggesting a lengthy search aided by a Japanese army.
A garbled local column depicts Rastus attempting to secure a room or rent with odd dialogue about size and payment. It mentions a landlord and a later note about Frans Atkinson’s death and burial in Texas, with mentions of refining business and a vote.
The tide rises and falls as described by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. A traveler moves toward the town while darkness settles on roofs and walls. Waves erase footprints in the sand as the tide returns.
The Eng usarian remarks on social hierarchies while Americans tire of foreign nobility. Corsicana Sun notes quintuplets’ parents celebrate forthcoming teething joys. Ex King Alfonso seeks annulment from Queen Victoria amid movie bid rumors.
A patriotic note urges citizens to fly the flag on June 14, highlighting national unity and honoring forefathers. The message expresses commitment to Independence, liberty, and American ideals, mentioning the American Legion and associated auxiliary groups.
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