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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1928
Page
2
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A concise aphorism attributed to Thoreau notes that earning money by effort today risks idleness and a moral lapse. It frames work as meaningful, contrasting idle gain with purposeful action.
The column discusses Gov. Smith's stance opposing prohibition and favoring repeal, and Senator Reed of Missouri's support for enforcing the Constitution and state liquor laws. It urges clear party positions on repeal or enforcement and praises candor from candidates. It mentions Boss Brennan, Nobile's rescue, and cotton and farm news.
A rustic tale contrasts Micklethwaite the country saddler devoted to village life with Murchison who chases world travel and later returns to his homeland. The piece muses on how some love quiet fields while others seek urban hurry and laurels, shaping character through nature or motion.
The clumsy OCR fragment notes opinions and headlines from Texas papers. It references debt, typographical errors, and political figures including Charles Curtis in a terse, disjointed summary of newspaper tone.
The fragment discusses new airship ideas, a half century robbery sentence, and political commentary. It mentions a futuristic airship claiming 2060 mile capability, being developed in Germany, with readers noting partisan timing and policy reactions.
Fragmentary notes reference a recommendation involving a stenographer and a referred character. Details are unclear, with garbled names and partial phrases. The readable items suggest a discussion about a stenographer’s role and instructions given to or by an official.
A garbled clipping references a joke deemed unappreciated by a judge with humorous exchanges about distance and competency. Mentions outlets including the New York Evening Post Arkansas Gazette and Indianapolis News with disparate quotes and a jailed sentence.
The text recalls editor Athrey Evans citing the nomination of Al Smyth in Houston and the reaction of Democrats to support Hodover, noting historical votes for Republicans and a sense of turmoil as party lines shift.
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