23 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1928
Page
1
Public notices from The Bonham Favorite outline change of address procedures for subscribers and state that notices of admissions benefits or memorial items incur a per line charge. The paper warns it will correct erroneous reflections upon request and requires cash with orders.
A nostalgic poem about aging and longing for a daughter’s kiss. The speaker recalls hearing running feet and a laugh in youth, longs for that warmth, and laments aging beyond such moments. The memory centers on family and the “thing I miss.”
The New York World urges Gov. Smith to refuse the nomination unless a platform supports repeal of the eighteenth amendment and Volstead enforcement, insisting on clear party principles. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram counters, warning a nominated Smith could pledge the platform while pursuing personal views, risking party credibility.
State Game and Oyster Commission experiments near Del Rio used 330 to 440 volts in a stream to study fish behavior. Wardens observed the fish become unconscious as part of the tests to manage predatory species and improve fishing conditions.
A collage of late 1920s newspaper lines references Hoover era politics and the Teapot Dome inquiry. Mentions include state duties in Kentucky and New York sports triumphs. The Times evokes public sentiment while assessing party dynamics and tax penalties.
A jumbled OCR fragment features ad hoc lines from comic verses and cartoons, references to Sunday School and Epworthian themes, plus stray dialect dialogue about labor and a plank. It reads like a collage from a historic paper page with scattered captions and jokes.
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