18 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
1
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The piece traces how installment plans expanded consumer purchases across the United States, fueling growth in factories and merchants before a collapse left many bankrupt. It cites economist warnings and Congressman Goldsborough on high pressure sales and mounting debt, arguing government aid would cushion future hardship.
The article surveys historic answers to life’s origin from biblical and religious claims to scientific theories. It cites Moses and Christ as sources of life, notes Darwin’s sea protoplasm idea, and acknowledges ongoing debate among scientists about proving life’s source.
The text discusses life arising not from protein crystals but from a higher source. It cites Dr. W. M. Stanley's protein crystals as potentially living under certain conditions, but argues true life requires a divine source. It adds a Thought for Today, praising a noble mind and expressing trust in God.
The piece lauds John W. Carpenter president of Texas Power and Light for his warm commendation of linemen who sacrificed safety for duty. It notes Carpenter’s own background as a lineman and argues employer care does not lessen public admiration. The column also references Roosevelt’s government expense plans and jokingly critiques politics and taxes in Texas.
The piece notes tighter control of two German newspapers by the National Socialist Administration while Arkansas voters approved broad journalist immunity. It argues such protections, while expanding press freedom, must be used constructively and not abused to keep independence responsibly guarded.
Dramatic critic notes audiences overrate stage futures while real backstage actions astonish. London critic cites machine made theatrics as a source of wonder and questions why such performances are not yet used for divorce. Eddie Rickenbacker calls for safety legislation.
A lyrical Fantastical image of a dream house described in soft color imagery. The speaker longs for a white cottage with green shutters red roof and flowering gardens including phlox nasturtiums petunias and blue hills. The verse evokes homey comforts and timeless companionship.
The Christian Science Monitor argues that granting immunity to the Arkansas press aims to free it from restraints so it can contribute to public welfare. If the press fulfills expectations, it will justify the concession and bolster similar push in other states.
Estimates claim dogs in the country eat 250 million dollars worth of food annually. The quip suggests increasing dog numbers to curb food surplus. Various newspapers comment on politics and society with wry humor about mood, Congress, war pay, presidents, weddings, and fashion among periodical jibes.
City notices discuss Mayor Joe Hrdlicka and repeal of gravity law. A mix of editorial blurbs notes global unrest and food shortages while regional papers highlight modern egg production and potential labor action by hens.
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