23 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1937
Page
1
A damaged Bonham Daily Favorite fragment notes mentions Quiz or literary items and local names. It references groups or persons amid garbled text, hinting at community life and possible discussions of wealth and social topics without clear details.
Daily Mace listed as a Sunday issue from Favorite Printing Co. with the banner indicating a local newspaper edition. The OCR shows branding and date lines but readable story content is unavailable in the fragment.
Amid a broad strike wave led by John L. Lewis, Michigan Ohio and Pennsylvania governors refuse to enforce shutdowns as Bethlehem Steel and other plants face action. President Roosevelt sides with Ohio Governor Davy, while protests and martial law threats menace workers and communities.
The Department of Education committee considers teaching morality in public high schools arguing it could instill civic virtue while warning it may conflict with church and state. Proponents cite need for moral training. opponents fear an opening wedge affecting communities and religious liberty.
In the page fragment a notice requests readers to notify a change of address to avoid delays in delivering the publication. It mentions old and new addresses and emphasizes updating in a timely manner. The text also includes unrelated poetic lines about calm seas and distant places.
A garbled passage mentions Ree'lar Fellers and Jimmie Kan with scattered words about a room, a mop, dust, and a base. The text is incomplete and lacks a coherent report or event to describe.
A garbled OCR fragment mixes a Bible quotation from Philippians with scattered words and names. The text appears to mention morning, the rising sun, and Christian phrases, interwoven with disjointed references to places, people, and a wall or gate, yielding no clear event or person.
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