20 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1928
Page
1
A moral conviction backs prohibition and does not retreat. If you cannot lead then contribute earnestly where you are. Be the best at your lot, even in small roles, and find purpose in work and effort. The message invites sincere, steady effort for all.
The editor argues that men differ in nature, talents, and behavior. no two are alike in mental or physical strength, morality, or training. He laments poor editorial work and asserts that not all editors can produce a first class paper.
A chaotic preconvention panorama argues Republicans show no major split while Democrats face uncertain unity. The piece cites Farm Relief and Volstead disputes, Western farmers’ pricing, and editorials from the Mineral Wells Index amid threats of legal action and public opinion shifts in Wisconsin and Illinois.
A Dakota editor voices rare joy in running a newspaper without money. He says wind and gall, plus imagination and a railroad pass, powers the paper while money would dull the beacon of service. He urges readers to honor editors with thanks and small payments, not cash.
The item lists assorted quips from multiple papers noting social quirks and political opinions. It references remarks on tiny household items, a 22 degree temperature, micro distinctions, and comments about former associates of Lindbergh, plus musings on marriage and leadership contests. The collection highlights public voices across papers like Detroit News Dallas Journal and New York Evening Post.
A collage of brief Humorous lines and notes from newspapers. Jokes about police, college youths, a photographer buying enlarging gear, and a moth with a comic life. Short quips on postage, advertising, and church collections appear in pasted clippings.
Farmers of the community helped finance the Meadolake Milk Products plant opened on the Bonham Tea Company property. Pud Chaffir notes the first farm er to sell whole milk to the plant. several local reps attended as the industry aims for higher receipts and broader milk intake.
A collage of remarks on manners, travel costs, fashion, and city life plus brief ads. It mentions a shotgun joke, Columbus cost comparison, a quake in a Western city, and a note on fish net stockings. Includes an ad for Star Parasite Remover and Star Roupe Tablets from Bonham Drug Co.
Mrs Hazel Glab 29 and two others held on suspicion of murder after Chicago druggist John I. Glab was shot to death in front of his home near Van Nuys. Investigators say robbery may be motive. details remain disputed as arrests follow conflicting statements.
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