18 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
1
Printing and publication note outlines advertising rates on application. Carrier options include 1 month 3 months 6 months and 1 year for city delivery. Mentions Associated Press rights and local news credits.
From Other Pens The Dallas Journal collects quotations from Texas papers praising or criticizing the Supreme Court decision declaring NRA codes unconstitutional. Responses range from relief at wielding federal power restraint to fears of centralized authority and praise for patriotic business practices.
Public notices warn of admission charges at 7 percent and list obituary and resolution notices as charged. Readers changing their paper address should provide old and new addresses to avoid delays.
The piece argues for soil conservation and terracing in Fannin County after flood damage. It warns about soil loss, soil depth value, and topsoil erosion while contrasting with national concerns on conservation. It also weaves in mentions of federal agents and public figures in a broader discourse.
A dust storm from Africa reaches Rome stirring concern over air quality as observers compare it to American events. Reports note its potential health and traffic effects while officials monitor the situation for safety measures.
A brief devotional note cites phrases from Masefield and Psalm 36 7 8 highlighting happiness and divine abundance. The text emphasizes loving kindness and satisfaction, inviting readers to reflect on spiritual nourishment and pleasures.
Three young brothers Arnold 3 Eugene 5 and George 7 were found dead inside a three by four foot icebox on a truck in front of their home. Father George Hoyt reported them missing Friday night and police believe the boys died from accidental suffocation while playing hide and seek. No violence was found. autopsy confirms asphyxiation.
A collage of quotes from Texas papers comments on the Constitution economy civic effort and music. Notable lines critique overreach and suggest practical work while noting a saxophone puff can spark riot in San Antonio.
Will Nunn Graves, son of the late Mr and Mrs H L Graves of Ladonia and nephew of H L Nunn, now serves as superintendent of the Nunn Bush Co branch factory at Edgerton near Milwaukee Wisconsin. Graves recently moved from Ladonia to Milwaukee two years ago and has advanced through the plant’s mechanical department. The Edgerton facility is described as the most modern factory in America.
The poem describes a serene dawn on a tranquil shore where amber waters lap the sand and cliffs cast cool shadows. It notes a quiet, movementless scene with no birds or laughter, yet the earth and sea feel glad as burdens lighten and the speaker feels spirit-free.
Lissio, 34, drowned while another man swam sixty feet to shore. Dominick Desimene, brother of Joseph, was rescued by three officers on pier duty who dove into the water at cries for help.
Florists warn excess moisture will cause lilies to wither and die, threatening blooms and revenue for shops relying on seasonal sales.
Fragmentary OCR text references a game warden, Brazil India crops and farming issues. Names and events are unreadable. no coherent report or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
Hopes for recovery rose for 260 relief workers sickened by food at a federal transient shelter in Indianapolis. Physicians reported improvement with only three in critical condition, one from heart disease, as authorities note pickled tongue sandwiches sparked the illness.
In Brooklyn New York on June 18 five musicians stood up in a boat to play for a social club outing in Jamaica Bay. The rowboat overturned and Henri Catalado aged 26 and Albert De- were among those involved as rescuers tried to save passengers.
A fragment from the Commercial News cites Danvite WL urging grooms and brides to abandon the conventional black attire. The piece hints at future efforts to redefine manners and norms to end war.
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