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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
2
The notice states advertising rates available on request and credits the Associated Press as the exclusive recipient of news dispatches for publication, with all local news published in the paper. It describes AP’s copyright claim and exclusivity for published material.
Public notices list admission charges at seven cents per line with a five word minimum. Obituaries and cards of thanks are billed per order. dinners and entertainments fall under the same rate policy.
A brief aphorism notes that progress hinges on one's own effort and resolve. The line invokes Marie of Romania as a cultural touchstone for perseverance and willpower.
A Bible verse reference from Psalm 40 1'7 is cited, noting God as aid and deliverer. The fragment suggests a devotional emphasis on seeking divine support for the needy. No additional context or details are provided in the text.
Frank Eyre notes a vast spread of ragwort and tall thistles in a field, their blue lighthouses and airy stems among grasses. He contrasts a sapphire steep among the flowers with a cluster of ladies' bedstraw, likening the scene to a small folded city.
The federal government will spend over five million dollars on soil conservation in Panhandle counties hit by dust storms in the past decade. With supplemental funds, about five million acres may be restored to normal productivity, according to the Aberdeen Morning News. Many farms and ranches face recovery efforts as the program unfolds.
Wind erosion left thousands of acres bare with only grass roots holding soil. Rain then worsened damage, threatening national food supplies. Government reclamation projects in Texas Oklahoma and Kansas aim to restore soil at about a dollar fifty per acre, face owner affordability, praised by Oklahoma officials and urged to extend nationwide.
A collage of brief editorial snippets and quips from Ottawa Evening Citizen Montreal Star Greenville Banner Thomaston Times Cininnati Enquirer Tyler Courier Times Ft Worth Star-Telegram and Dallas News. Items touch on photography in journalism fund use in relief and 1936 politics with a mix of humor and social commentary.
The Boston Herald comments that Huey Long would be fine in the long run only if he does not hurry back, reflecting cautious optimism about his immediate return.
Andrew W. Mellon speaks on new generations and scientific advances solving insurmountable problems. The text notes that in North Carolina arson remains a capital offense yet no executions have occurred to date.
An advert warns that smelly feet signal Athlete’s Foot and urges immediate action. It promotes Tucko root remedy as a germ killer for hands feet or body with a drugstore refund offered if not satisfied. The notice stresses delaying treatment.
Scientists note the celestial fig has entered its third year of fruiting with initial yields. Researchers header observations indicate consistent fruit set and potential for future crop expansion.
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