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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
2
Any erroneous reflection on the character or reputation of any firm individual or corporation will be corrected upon notification to the publisher. The notice emphasizes accountability and prompt remedy for publication errors.
A fragment discusses Germany's stance on peace and the feasibility of a stable nation under a socialist platform. It notes Lima Bean's ironic remark about earnings and yearning, and reflects on minority versus majority views in politics. The text critiques the St. Louis Socialist platform as unlikely to build a decent nation in Germany.
A column notes that spoiled children suffer later as bitter reminders and warns that a woman on trial for murder of her husband embodies vanity under trial. It adds that American soldiers in France embrace a ruthless slogan to finish the job, reflecting war mindset and grim resolve.
Ludendorff scoffed at the plan for an American army to ship to France but the troops arrived ahead of the German drive toward Paris, signaling a pivot in the war's momentum.
In Bonham a trend of bald headed young men stands out as locals note many lack partners. The remark sidelines dating concerns while implying social chatter surrounds appearance and relationships.
Readers reflect on weather praise and the human tendency to dismiss pleasant days as mere normalcy. The writing hints at a broader view of gratitude, suggesting restraint in celebrating the obvious as a form of quiet praise.
A compact description notes German culture moving through roads and churches while noble women in the Fatherland spit at prisoners as they pass. The fragment conveys harsh social tensions amid wartime.
President Wilson is credited with knitting the people of the United States closer during the war era. Part two continues to explore his theory of national unity through shared sacrifice and policy.
A Wills Point guest helps with the family wash after the hired washerwoman deserts for cotton-patch work. The two young women complete the job, receive payment, and spend the money on thrift stamps. The piece argues wash-day efficiency reflects culture and adequacy, praising self-reliance and civic virtue.
The remark notes Lenine’s likely regret over Russia possessing a single Adam’s apple in a metaphor about Germany stepping forward. The line reflects a political pun linking leaders and strategic leverage.
The Fannin County Democratic Executive Committee met June 17 1918 to set a second primary for August 4. It approved ballot order by lot and set candidate assessments. A strict voter affidavit requirement was adopted for the July 27 1918 primary, with judges to administer and preserve affidavits for public inspection.
A brief notice describes eczema as harassing itching and burning skin. Local salves only temporarily ease pain, with a cure found by addressing the source deep within.
An advertisement asserts skin disease is caused by infection and promotes 8. S. S. as a thorough blood cleanser. It urges readers to buy a bottle at any drugstore and write for free medical advice from Medical Director at 21 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
Episcopal Sunday school hosted Free Kindergarten alumni and families on the church lawn Tuesday night. Children joined in games and sang America with strong patriotic spirit. Refreshments followed, praised as a highlight by attendees.
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