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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1930
Page
2
In a pointed critique, the editor responds to a Whatlas News piece that copied Dallas News fashion observations. The article recalls host gowns and pajama outfits, and notes similarities to the Little Theater in Oak Cliff show. The column defends editorial knowledge and fashion acumen.
In commentary on straw votes at Eastern colleges the Dallas News argues that students who persistently break the law should not deserve a college diploma. It questions taxing the public to educate those who flout laws and warns against training citizens for an anarchic state. The piece critiques Prohibition politics and notes broader concerns about higher education, taxation, and democracy.
The text argues that spending before August 31, 1930 would free a sum near that needed for the first year of sponsored relocation and rebuilding while debts stay unpaid. The governor should overlook the legislature's error and show sportsmanship, as suggested by The Dallas News.
The Texas papers discuss the prison bill and governor’s leverage. The News questions lawmakers actions, warning against misused funds. The measure totals 575000 with 486000 devoted to system debt, while the governor seeks relief for the prison, amid legislative opposition.
A collage of terse quips and notes from various papers. References range from Henry Ford school rules, piano practice habits, and finger biting to visual proofs of train sounds, a Sinanthropus pekinensis skull, a costly dirigible misprint, and a vanished French golf course debacle.
A column of brief humorous snippets includes a butcher shopper joke about chick ens, a library laugher from a Black visitor, a shepherd with rabbits mistaken for lambs, a vacuum mishap with a canary, and a baby name quip ending with a name change to Elizabeth reflecting family memory.
Bible thought for today cites Matthew 5 10 Blessed are they which are persecuted for righteousness sake. The brief reflection presents a devout reminder of spiritual reward in the kingdom of heaven.
Quote rich verse evokes a daily quest for beauty and renewal. The speaker, inspired by William Penn, greets each dawn with hope and momentum, imagining elusive bright moments as wings on the feet. Each day yields sudden, poetic glimpses of color and light.
The New York woman artist apologizes to her landlord for a bathroom mess after she dies by suicide. The Richardson Echo notes editors are human yet some behave harshly, implying mixed regard for journalistic conduct.
An underground telephone line is being built between St. Joseph and Kansas City, spanning about miles. The project involves laying a main conduit and associated wiring to improve regional communications. Work progresses with crews and equipment along the corridor.
About 500000 visitors ascend the Washington Monument while roughly a tenth take the 900 steps by foot to view the display of stones laid on the landing.
A cuttlefish releases a dark fluid from its sepia-sac creating a black cloud. The cloud hides the animal as it escapes, functioning as a smoke screen to evade predators.
The French currency reform moves forward with five and ten franc notes set for withdrawal once 800 million new coins are minted to replace them. The measure centers on updating the national money supply and swapping old notes for the new coinage.
Missionary meeting to be held at First Christ Church at 8 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Woman's Missionary Society leads the event with attendees invited to participate and contribute.
Notice says the four P T A s of Tenham meet at 3 15 Friday at the I School to organize a city council P T A s Mrs Carter, district organizer of City Council tension work, will be here to assist.
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