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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
1
In a lively exchange a woman asserts she owns a million in her own right while a spouse jokes about carrying his assets on the left. The dialogue reflects tensions over separate property and marriage finances.
A playful exchange centers on Tynes identity with a quip about foreign versus American ascent. The dialogue mirrors light social banter in a soap bubble themed context.
A brief item notes Mrs Scrapp asserting she has a mind of her own and tells Mr Scrapp not to worry about a boy Jasing claiming her. The exchange suggests domestic humor or social commentary.
A terse dialogue reveals a tense exchange where the man asserts certainty and directness, while the woman argues that bluntness can worsen situations. The exchange hints at a broader conflict over communication styles and mutual respect.
A brief exchange shows two individuals discussing uCTEe races held yesterday. One person reports breaking even, while the other notes the same outcome. The dialogue captures a casual assessment of the day’s performances without additional context.
A prominent woman argues that bachelors face harsh eating scrutiny while married men should not be lectured about diet. The exchange centers on gender roles and domestic expectations in social commentary.
A humorous exchange about the largest bone in the body. The first speaker asks a question and the second jokes that the head is the largest bone, acknowledging imperfect anatomy knowledge and a humorous tone.
In a Tunis court Lieut. Pierre Cabanes was convicted of murdering Col. Caillon after a web of love, jealousy and deceit. Cabanes received a five year term amid testimony detailing a desert romance and a fatal confrontation at an oasis.
Dr. G N. Grinnails from the Dairy Industry and Agricultural Experiment Station urges strict quarantine for new animals to prevent infection spread. A 30 to 40 day observation period is advised, with longer checks for stock from distant sources or poor condition.
Akron Ohio a wastebasket incident caused a scare when Detective Jasper McKinney fired a loaded 32 automatic after unloading the magazine. The pistol discharged striking the boiler and floor near Municipal Judge Herman W Werner, revealing the chamber was not unloaded.
A large rabbit shot near Babotn Sprusta in southern Hungary bore a copper ware in its ear. The animal was among numerous baby rabbits sent from Hungary to Germany to improve stock. Experts say it would have had to hop across the Austrian Alps and the Danube to reach home.
Ohio sheriff’s office workers opened a copperhead egg after killing the parent. A young snake emerged and struck Deputy Sheriff B. F. Mackey as engineers from the St. Clairsville highway department observed.
Dr. FE N Stout of Colorado Agricultural College says removing parasites helps cattle and horses winter on less feed. Lice are killed by nicotine sulphate dips on sunny days, with a second dip for hatched lice. Treat horses after a freeze when bat flies are gone, about a month for larvae to migrate. Roundworms and tapeworms also eliminated by parasite control.
Farmers are told that cows chewing wood indicate mineral deficiency in dairy feed. The guide recommends adding mineral-rich seeds such as cowpea, soybean, clover, and alfalfa to supply calcium, while phosphorus comes from wheat bran, cottonseed meal, and soybean meal. It suggests two pounds of mineral mix per 100 pounds of concentrate, consisting of ground limestone and bone meal, to correct the ration.
Federal inspectors seize fruit shipments for excess poisonous spray residue. Among the goods taken were 137 boxes of apples, three of pears, and 14 of taukNower. Five consignments of tickles were confiscated for saccharin use instead of sugar, and one lot of imported sardines destroyed for lead in the fond.
Portugal produced enough wheat to feed its population last year. New York apple crop in 1934 was the smallest in 44 years. Mississippi cotton value for 1934 estimated at 874.840.09090 dollars versus 3T 20,000 for TS. Idaho corn output about 19 600 bushels, roughly 10 000 000 below five year average.
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