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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1932
Page
2
A brief Bible quotation notes that the man who trusts in the Lord is blessed. Psalm 34 verse is cited in this short devotional line emphasizing faith and reliance on God. The fragment reflects religious meditative text typical of a daily devotional page.
Poetic exhortation praising steady, faithful work and humble service. It honors helpers who quietly contribute with broom, spade, or shuttle, arguing that daily toil furthers God’s plan and shapes a better world through collective effort. The verse elevates unseen labor over wealth and titles.
Two writers critique public officials viewed as private swaps rather than sacred trust. They blame voters for rewarding favorites, citing a Sherman Democrat piece suggesting officials feast at taxpayers' expense. The letter laments the new city council and calls for eliminations to aid taxpayers.
The State Democratic Executive Committee voted sixteen to thirteen to submit the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment to party voters in the July primaries. The move reflects a shift from nonpartisan prohibition to a party matter, as veterans and leaders debate the implications for Texas politics and public opinion.
A fulminant critique argues voters undermine effective government when viewing public office as private spoils. It urges selecting men for worth and ability, warns that electors should demand service at personal cost, and calls for guarding the public trust against cronyism and complacent entitlement.
The passage reflects on the shift from the proverb death and taxes to skepticism about tax certainty. It notes that collectors now claim taxes are inevitable despite uncertainties, underscoring a changing view of tax certainty.
The article notes ongoing factional clashes at the Republican and Democratic conventions in Chicago. It predicts that these fights will continue to affect the November election and shape the political climate as the events unfold.
The Washington House voted to pay the veteran bonus amid concern that veterans may not vote, except on election day, reflecting political calculations about ex soldiers and their electoral influence.
The Dallas chief of police suspends seven men charged with taking bribes from operators of Negro gambling clubs. A Dallas grand jury may hear the case and decide on further investigations.
A woman senator delivered a twenty three word speech in the Senate Chamber yesterday. The remark embodied the economy in government that lawmakers should imitate.
The article weighs whether Dolly Gan or Alice Longworth will prevail in Chicago as a social preference contest that could decide who sits in the White House for the next four years.
The statement links Texas Democrats to favorable wheat prices at a dollar and cotton at ten cents, noting that victory is hoped for but not expected. The speaker argues current political prospects hinge on market terms for staple crops.
A Texas delegation projects upbeat mood at the Chicago convention, with the atmosphere described as naturally uplifting for supporters and organizers. Party members express confidence in momentum and turnout as they rally behind their platform.
A Texas Democratic scene under Eastern leadership shows ongoing internal strife during key moments, as factions clash over strategy and loyalty. The discord surfaces at crucial junctures, shaping party direction and public messaging.
Chas G. Dawes has long held vice president duties under one chief and, from this experience, remains firm in the decision not to serve under a different chief.
A politician faces ease in choosing the right action when convinced the popular choice aligns with duty. The quotation reflects on how certainty about public support shapes moral decisions.
A reflective note on political party shifts as loyalists fail to recognize the familiar faces or the fresh platform, underscoring a landscape where allegiance blurs with new leadership and altered policy tones.
A collage of brief aphorisms and sayings from multiple papers recounts views on happiness forgetfulness pedestrian safety speed and dieting. Notable quips include Claude Callan Homer Price Tim Méddich and a variety of regional lines reflecting midcentury tone and rural wit.
A collage of quips and cartoons from multiple papers mocks society and modern life. Witty lines touch on motherhood, water walking devices, speedboats, socialism, efficiency experts, trousers, and fashion in a bustling world. The tone is humorous and lightly critical of contemporary trends.
Dialogue snippets mix humor and wordplay about marriage and appetite. Jimmie jokes about multiple marriages reducing a man to a “Jet.” A diner quip about choosing lean pork chops ends with a clipped exchange as Waller returns.
A dialogue from Tit Bits shows a mistress scolding a new maid about caring for a precious Persian rug. The matriarch stresses its age and family heritage while offering cautious cleaning guidance, as the maid acknowledges the need for careful maintenance to extend its life through the summer.
Ma jestic refrigerator Brannon's offers cool relief during peak heat with a special sale. Local shoppers gather for demonstrations and savings on energy efficient units.
Gaston B Means will be denied his customary privilege of placing his name before his on the convict rolls. The change marks a shift in how his status is recorded amid ongoing legal or disciplinary proceedings.
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