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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1928
Page
2
Helen Keller, blind and deaf, welcomes a Great Dane gift from Robert Lutz. She explains her lifelong fascination with animals and plans to train the dog to help her see her world, noting the breed's loyalty and intelligence.
Jed C Adams of Dallas arrived in Houston to join the preconvention conference as national committeeman and Texas representative. He set up offices with Sloan Blair in the Democratic building while ticket concerns and farm relief issues dominate talks ahead of the Sam Houston Hall gathering.
In a simplified narration from a local log, Mike recounts a rear end collision on State Street caused by a large Fackard crashing into his truck. The driver of the other vehicle confronted him angrily, asking why he did not extend his hand.
Mrs. Cora Maberry of Stomach Spells Oklatestifies to Black-Draught as a long trusted vegetable remedy for stomach spells constipation and headaches. She says it helped her children when upset stomachs and colds arose and she continues using it daily. The product has been in use over 87 years.
Fragmented items reference William Allen White notes on Kansas politics and lawlessness among the rich and bootleggers. Includes a stray public notice about novice telephone subscribers and a sales blurb for fabrics and buttermilk from local merchants.
A local report notes singing each Sunday night attracting a good-sized crowd. Bro Watkins of Trenton is slated to preach Sunday, with several residents and visitors mentioned in the brief social notes.
Six girls and two boys from Hudsonville were moved to the county farm after the County Commissioners Court ordered the transfer. The county judge collected the children and delivered them to the county farm superintendent for care at public expense under new arrangements for better supervision and support.
The passage argues that the wealthy as a class aid lawbreaking more openly and proudly, distinguishing their conduct from others by a loud display of defiance. It reflects on social hypocrisy and the perception of privileged power in legal violations.
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