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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
1
A Boston paper notes an $10,000 cash award for a deview to prevent fog hazards, while a Lowell Leader critiques the idea as impractical. Other clippings joke about dandions and wartime dissent, with writers quipping on tensions and desertions.
A Detison Daily Herald columnist recalls a business banquet in the East with a Communist agitator who mutters that the “swine” bourgeois know nothing of want. The piece highlights Mr. Abramson, an immigrant from Russia who fled czarist persecution, built a dry goods store, and sent his children to college, illustrating the abundance and resilience of self made Americans and the limited reach of Communism in the United States.
A Farmersville style column criticizes government corn and hog production limits, cites Texas farmers signed to cut output, notes imports from Mexico and the North, and disputes economic sense. It praises onion promotion, terracing in Gonzales and Fannin counties, and laments flood and drought impacts on hay, cott on, and factories.
A damaged poetic fragment expresses exhaustion from war and doubt about progress. The speaker questions lofty aims and whether any path through hardship leads to success, conveying bleak reflection and fatigue.
The quote urges bold builders to raise enduring structures. It proclaims future people shaping a glittering city and a dream that began in a village, promising to keep time with quiet, timeless houses as a clock softly chimes.
A seaside pier fisherman discards a flounder after noting it appears trodden on. A motorist jokes about repair men on poles as others discuss new shoes and a nurse notices a night staff distraction. Suburbanites compare距离 to local landmarks and advertising, urging subscription.
A collage of snippets from Texas papers humorously critiques congressmen crisscrossing power for pay and cites judges urging the end of cheap legal aid to curb crime. References include Ft Worth Star-Telegram, Corsicana Sun, and Wnaits Times Herald descriptions of public discourse.
An advertisement touts Thedford's Black-Draught as a popular laxative made from leaves and roots of medicinal plants. It features Mrs. W M Bullock of Waynesburg Kentucky praising its relief for constipation and digestive discomfort and asks readers if they have tried it.
Fragmented paragraph describes a man waking to find dozens of comron pins stuck into him. The style mimics a surreal or garbled excerpt with references to a dream and a shirt. No clear context or reliable names are identifiable.
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