Postage Rates by City Carrier and Mail
Rates show payments by city carrier and by mail. City carrier options include 1 month 0.50 3 months 1.50 6 months 2.75 and 1 year 5.00. Mail options list 1 month 0.50 66 months 1.75 and 1 year 3.00.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
1
Rates show payments by city carrier and by mail. City carrier options include 1 month 0.50 3 months 1.50 6 months 2.75 and 1 year 5.00. Mail options list 1 month 0.50 66 months 1.75 and 1 year 3.00.
Public notice states that any erroneous reflections on the character reputation or standing of any firm individual or corporation will be corrected promptly upon notification to the publishers.
A brief note presents Emerson's line There, needs but one wise man in a company and none wise as a Bible thought for today. The fragment reflects a quotation used as a daily devotional thought in a period publication.
Poem thanks a neighbor for growing plants that brighten the window and make the city feel more kin and beautified. A tribute to small horticultural kindness from an unknown author.
A Denton Record-Chronicle editor faces backlash after printing a fisherman's tall tale about oversized white perch. Officials may see the story as a cautionary example of how verbatim quotes fuel public misperception and personal crisis for politicians and reporters alike.
A reflection on reporters taking blame for misquotations and the ethics of sportsmen and editors. It notes a Colorado tale of a hunter boasting to a warden, and contrasts honesty with self preservation. Felix Kahn comments on Russia’s government as godless and rottenness.
A collage of quips and clips from various papers notes an odd airplane device as a back seat joke, old film relevance, losses as wages of war and liquor, a reminder of geology about the earth’s crust, and a Congressional remark on protecting the American farmer from extinction. The Detroit News and others frame debates on farming, entertainment, and industry.
The Ohio State Journal notes President Hoover walked beside his wife in public events, reversing the usual rule that the president leads. The paper praises the gesture as a sign of courtesy, while wryly suggesting he may have grown weary of constant coat-pressing reminders.
A humorous verse extols the poor for avoiding publicity and intrusion in daily life while contrasting comforts of wealth. It ends noting the 19 foot diameter Field Museum moon model in Chicago as a closing aside.
A humorous quip about neighbors preferring the baby's cry to silence. The husband is asked if he sings to soothe the infant, and he replies that the idea is not currently practiced. The remark highlights neighborly tensions and the comic tone of domestic life.
A light exchange unfolds between a judge and defendant about memory and teaching singing lessons. The judge imposes a fifty year sentence, framing the joke around recognition and the passage of time. References to Our Only Problem Millionaire and a sagacious questioner appear in dialogue hints. The New Yorker and Christian Register quote add flavor about California sunshine and pluck.
The text provides a collage of humorous and garbled quotes,錯 with misread lines about an accident, a wrong number, and slang dialogues. It references Vancouver Province, Border Cities Star, and assorted snippets on the millennium and Indian Museum. The readable bits imply a collection of brief notices and ads rather than a single coherent story.
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