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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1931
Page
2
Notice details required for address changes and paid notices in the Bonham Daily Favorite. Includes rates for obituaries resolutions of respect calls for thanks and other events with admission or monetary considerations. Requires cash with order and specifies five words per line for notices.
Notice states that any erroneous reflection on the character reputation or standing of any firm individual or corporation will be corrected after it is brought to the publisher's attention. The text appears as a generic disclaimer likely from an old newspaper notices page.
Payable in Advance Bercy Carrier 1 month 50¢ By City Carrier 3 months 1.50 By City Carrier 6 months 2.75 By City Carrier year 6.00 By Mall 2 MON wneeenn 0 By Mall 6 months en nwcence 1.75 By Mall LYORr .eennccscnnecceerenene 3.00 ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION Entered at the post office at Bonham Texas as second class mail matter.
A concise dated reflection notes that without economy none can be rich and with it few can be poor, attributed to Ir. Johnson, emphasizing financial balance and social fortune.
A dated-sounding biblical quotation appears, citing Psalm 36 with lines about refuge under God’s wings and being satisfied by the abundance of God’s house. The fragment emphasizes divine protection and bounty.
A reflective poem questions the source of sorrow and joy. It ponders whether loss or gain arises from within the soul, suggesting inner thoughts plant the seed of feelings.
The article reflects on lasting curative beliefs from ancient remedies and drugs and notes modern medicine has advanced yet many physicians still rely on age old efficacious remedies. It contrasts medicine with other fields where more exact rules exist and asserts moral law remains constant.
In Burlington County New Jersey, Iellis Parker calls for stronger parental discipline and home environment as a remedy to youth crime and delinquency. He argues that criminal behavior stems from upbringing, not solely from external temptations like films. The New Haven Register echoes the view, contrasting past home ethics with current neglect of parental responsibility.
The Atlanta Constitution editor Julian Harris and his wife travel to Europe to study preparations and public opinion. The note jokes that Harris will have much to study and hopes he does not adopt the belief that only Atlantic public opinion matters.
Wheat is selling at 32 cents a bushel, sparking ideas for a breakfast food made from wheat straw. If consumption of wheat remains flat, creators speculate straw products could become a diet fad among nutritionists and the public.
A collection of humorous lines and quips from several Texas papers. The snippets poke fun at sermons, banking, vacations, dogs, homes, and weather with light regional wit and local flavor.
A collection of witty lines from newspapers including remarks about ant behavior, a United States of Europe, a Solid South, a horse that fits shirts, pronouncing Central American place names, a ritzy hotel paper slip, and square dinner plates sparking talk of square meals.
The Mineral Wells Index notes that a cheerful countenance aids those facing an appendix removal or liver operation, yet the smile often belongs to others nearby. A proverb about patience suggests rest, while impatience may lead to longer confinement. A man near death may hasten his own end with a reckless act.
A lighthearted note questions whether a certain bear nickname called Turkish adds charm or whimsy, presenting a playful contrast between a bear and a punny labeling.
A collage of quirky lines spans jokes about wives and mopups, dog themed plant names like dog-rose, plus notes on Edison’s eighty years of work. Includes a safety driving prize in England, glass walls in a Dortmund church, and a Norwegian tale of carillons and pickpockets.
The veteran innovator Thomas Edison spoke by radio to about seven thousand business leaders and younger specialists at the National Electric Light Association convention. He urged perseverance, recalling his era of long experiments, earlier conditions, and the dramatic rise of industry transforming toil into comfort.
A fragmented passage argues that advertising builds trust by showing real value and quality merchandise. It claims successful businesses rely on well advertised goods and transparent facts to connect buyers with sellers. A separate note mentions Cubans attacking the U S Consulate in Havana, describing a mob action at the American consulate in San Thiepzo.
A chaotic raid ends with police and soldiers dispersing a group of bandits. One driver named Frank Boecker is noted, while a horse is killed by lightning and toppled. Roe is knocked down amid the turbulence as windows shatter.
Roy a erick Ketcham sustains serious injuries after a car strike created a large hole in a highway. The vehicle collided as it drove into the gap, causing damage and a roadside incident. Authorities investigate details of the crash and road condition.
Cubs manager Hornsby benches himself after poor hitting and rest cure. Clarence Blair at second base failed to hit, costing two runs and helping the Cubs lose the game.
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