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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1934
Page
1
A public notice from the Bonham daily publisher states corrections will be made upon notification of erroneous character or reputation claims about any firm individual or corporation. The document emphasizes prompt correction if errors are challenged.
Notice states entertainments and dinners with an admission fee are charged 7 percent per line. five words per line. Obituaries resolutions of respect and similar notices are charged by order. Entered at Bonham Texas post office as second class trail matter.
The author argues that diligent labor, not leisure, fuels lasting success. He cites historical heroes, modern workers, and paroled prisoners, urging ten hours or more of honest toil to support oneself, reduce dependency, and ease government debt. He condemns slackers and champions work with purpose.
A local editorial condemns a film depicting a double killing with graphic detail. It argues exposure dulls moral sensibilities and urges restraint, praising Bonham for not screening the picture and affirming that public taste and conscience should guide exhibition decisions.
A terse note hints at a missing or absent figure named Ana in a game context. The fragment suggests limited interaction or absence affecting the event or participants, with no further details provided.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions diamonds and a "BIG CHEESE" phrase with no identifiable people places organizations or events. Unable to extract a coherent news item or dates.
A collection of editorials and clippings argues crime persists in American communities due to slow justice. A Kansas City case shows a murderer twice sentenced to death, reversed, retried, and delayed again by appeals and governor pleas, with uncertainty over execution.
A quote attributed to Theodore Roosevelt urges taking steps to fix a bad situation rather than passively hoping for change. It emphasizes practical effort and personal responsibility to seek remedies.
A visual poem describes dawn light over sea and garden with pale gold lines and shadows. The text shifts to a news item about Maud Syle and Harold St Clair, with St Clair admitting the killing of Dr. Homer L Meyers and being held for questioning. Police found poison powders in a handbag and loaded pistols with unexploded bullets.
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