Bonham Favorite Promotes Liberty Bond Support
The Bonham Favorite urges readers to buy Liberty Bonds backed by the government's promise to pay 3 1/4 percent. The notice frames it as an investment, not a donation, and notes the paper's editorial staff and daily publication details.
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Texas and Nation Rally for Sacrifices in War Effort
A Texas writer urges united support as Germany predicts England’s fall in two months. Texas will contribute a hundred million to the Red Cross with Fannin County joining the statewide effort. Governor Ferguson denounces critics as treasonous while professors and regents face removal. American boys are called to join the army and face trench warfare in Europe, a seriousness not a picnic.
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The World's Cupboard editorial criticizes wasteful nation
The Saturday Evening Post laments U S food waste from crop gathering to cooking and distribution, calling the country prodigal and noting how mismanagement drains sustenance into the national garbage barrel.
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Old Fashioned Woman Sees Hen Portend Doom
In Bonham Favor ite the old-fashioned woman who feared a crowing hen is now aboard where the writer is. Mineral Wells Index notes the morning scene with the old hen in the coop as a sign something may happen to the hen. Leonard Graphic jokes about editor joining the pig club and savoring Thanksgiving pig dishes despite wealth and satire about swine.
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Ashley Evans Becomes City Editor at The Bonham Favorite
The Bonham Favorite appoints Ashley Evans city editor succeeding Charley Inglish who left to join the Bonham Board of Trade as secretary. Evans, a top North Texas journalist, returns to daily work after resigning from the News and is praised for his sharp writing.
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Dizzy Spells Fell After Cardus Trial in Whitwell Woman Says
Mrs G P Cartwright of Whitwell Tennessee writes that four years ago dizzy spells nearly caused her to fall while walking. After taking Cardus she improved greatly and stopped treatment. She recommends Cardul for female troubles noting no further medicines were needed. Aldrugetts NC 129.
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