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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1925
Page
1
A biblical excerpt states Jesus went throughout Galilee teaching in synagogues and preaching the gospel of the kingdom while healing all kinds of sickness among the people. The verse from Matthew 4 23 emphasizes his public ministry and widespread deeds.
A banner reading Thou shalt not bear false witness hangs in the district court room. The text urges truth in testimony, noting perjury is common and often harms justice, with judges and attorneys urged to enforce honesty and punish falsehoods.
The Spanish people reportedly oppose further fighting against Abd El Krim after their experience in battle. They understand when they are defeated and favor avoiding another war.
At his burial in Wisconsin, the choir and crowd sang America despite decades of controversy. The article reflects on the paradox of public opinion, noting LaFollette’s life saw accusations of treason, yet many believe he was never untrue at heart to his country.
The piece declares hate for war but pride in Allied actions as American and British ships shield civilians in China. It notes American lives saved by English gun boats and soldiers, while English observers regard the Stars and Stripes as a symbol of safety and friendship. It ends with readiness to fight if needed.
The Springfield Republican notes that the Scopes case sparked Dayton promotion plans, while cautioning that promotion may not attract lasting residents. It also discusses the United Church of Canada uniting Presbyterian, Methodist, and Congregational churches in Toronto after a 22-year effort.
Ruth attends a birthday party then travels with Crockeyjoy to a vast magical library. They open a worn book and enter a fairy tale world where dragons, fairies, and dwarfs roam. Ruth returns home to find her brother presenting a new book of fairy stories for her.
A careful observer notes that churches focusing on teaching and practicing religion gain more converts than those embroiled in disputes over belief. The summary reflects on the effectiveness of peaceful outreach versus internal quarrels.
The text argues against justifying pardons on superficial grounds and asserts a hidden price attached to each pardon, warning that the true cost is rarely acknowledged. It emphasizes the need to confront the implied cost rather than evade the question.
The origin of the phrase mending his fenves in politics traces to 1880 with John Sherman retreating to Ohio after withdrawing from Washington. A reporter asked Colonel Moulton, who avoided a direct answer by pointing to Sherman, saying he was mending its fences.
A 1926 reminiscence recalls a family debt crisis on a struggling farm. The narrator notes deep, daily family prayers from childhood, and describes a turning point when a distant friend offered a loan. The timely aid through faith and prayer led to relief, leaving a lasting impression of devotion and gratitude.
Five rooms toons hall and two porches for rent at 299-3¢ H. Evans & Co. Vacant today. Phone 31.
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