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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1937
Page
2
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A critic argues that daily English and American papers overemphasize crime yet reveal broad life details. He suggests future historians could learn from sources like the New York Times and Chicago Tribune, showing both virtue and vice in society and the daily record of events.
A Philadelphia Messenger writer argues there is no Christian city or country, noting such perfection is impossible while urging continued efforts toward better conditions. The piece also reviews local editor changes at Farmersville Times, gambling tax claims, and reflections on government progress and historic feats.
The Farmersville Times urges readers to abandon selfishness to find true happiness on earth and in heaven. It argues wealth and indulgence block eternal joy, while surrendering selfish desires leads to spiritual reward even if earthly pleasures are sacrificed.
A Christian Science Monitor poem by Fanny De Crroot Hastings reflects on duty with a Bible quotation and celebrates skating artistry as the skater glides across a dark lake. The piece blends spiritual rigor with vivid imagery of ice, balance, and speed.
A subscriber writes of dark years filled with illness death and financial reverses yet credits the paper and its encouragement for lifting spirits. She thanks the editor for faith inspiring verses and prays for blessings on the staff.
A job applicant rejects indoor work saying he is a whistle listener. A candy man is pressed for an all day sucker by a youngster who notes the days are getting shorter. The scene blends clock watching and a quirky demand in a humorous exchange.
An anonymous letter to the editor expresses gratitude for the Daily Favorite and its Bible quotations and Thoughts for Today. The Tama woman notes she has never visited the office yet remains a loyal reader who finds daily comfort in the publication.
The article fragment lists choices for a daily favorite subscription by mail for one year including new subscription and renewal options with space for address and remarks.
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