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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1928
Page
2
A fragment describes notices of entertainments and dinners with admission fees, notes belief cards and resolutions, and quotes Plutarch about friendship and commendation. It mentions charges for obituary cards and thanks, with a Thought For Today line.
A historical mash of poems and political commentary. The piece opens with Joaquin Miller praising mothers as the bravest soldiers, then shifts to a Kansas City Republican platform critique praising Herbert Hoover and criticizing past leaders and tax policy. The text blends sentimental war poetry with party analysis and satire on current figures and events.
The piece cites Walter Dill Scott of Northwestern University noting per capita mechanical power equals 175 “slaves.” It questions who the masters are if individuals do not own that power and ponders whether people are better off without ownership of slave-like labor.
A Fannin County man laments his neighbor's home brew after a cow drinks five gallons of it and wanders into the neighbor's lot. He warns of a possible damage suit while debating independence from conformity and the costs of modern life. The letter also muses on economic shifts and U S involvement in global markets.
A long analysis questions whether public schools prepare students for college and career. It cites Dr W B Klein of the University of Oklahoma and Julius Klem of the U S Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce on ethics in trade and the shift away from exploitative policies. The piece notes broader concerns about economics, credit, and international relations, with regional references to Texas and Oklahoma.
A collage of brief, humorous snippets and cartoons from Punch style wit. Notes on a gnu headline, education critiques, exotic travel bits, and playful panels like a talking animal cracker tale and a double entry joke. Includes light social satire and visual caption quips.
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