27 Jun 1929
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
1
Notice to the public announces advertising rates payable in advance by city carrier and by mail for various periods. It states that any erroneous reflection will be corrected upon notification to the publishers and invites inquiries for advertising rates.
Wise men from the east arrive in Jerusalem during the reign of Herod the king seeking the newborn king of the Jews. Their journey follows a star and prompts inquiries about the prophesied birth and its location.
A quote by Oliver extols industry economy honesty and kindness as a quartet of virtues considered unbeatable. The remark frames these traits as enduring standards for personal conduct and societal harmony.
A short poem from Reverend Charles S. Mield of Dallas Texas reflects on beauty in nature and the innocence of a child's face. The speaker wishes to be part of all seen and felt, linking nature, stars, mountains, and music of the soul to a child’s expression.
A chorus of policy items runs through this column including a proposed sugar import tariff from the Philippines, a two dollar per year tax on medical professionals to fund an irregulars fight, and contentious salaries for county officials. The piece also recounts Jack Dalton marrying Cattle Annie Burke after a long-ago outlaw career, and critiques public spending including a ten thousand dollar Cotton King monument in Texas. It closes with an anecdote on a Texas mold of civic life and a home remedy for a horned asp sting.
Readable line shows Mrs Hogan recalling a first husband and remarking on a second husband. The clipped dialogue indicates a personal, domestic conversation fragment within a local page item. No full event or context to determine a clear news value.
Unclear dialogue fragment hints at a hospital discharge or detention issue involving a person named Bob. The readable text lacks concrete events, dates, or entities to confirm a coherent story or outcome.
A fragmentary quote compares child cries as lung development to a claim that other babies’ cries reveal savage tendencies, citing Dallas News paraphrase and marking a commentary on parental perspectives and media framing.
A humorous note from the Sherman Democrat recounts a bygone era of couples in cars sharing a kiss on open roads and contrasts it with a half daughter now pursuing similar romance in an airborne setting amid the country’s skyways.
A Clarksville Times reader questions the recent White House reception and notes Mrs. Herbert Hoover runs the White House. The letter complains that Mrs. Hoover has not tried to dictate how The Clarksville Times should be run.
The Corsicana Sun notes that ignorance of the law is no excuse for violations, while full knowledge may invite various implications and penalties. The remark frames legal accountability in clear terms for readers.
A Mineral Wells Index quotation asserts comfort with city life while warning that the danger of dying in Chicago worries residents. The remark frames urban risk as a societal concern.
In Elizabethtown the Economic Commission says residents are on the fringe of prosperity while most face a ragged edge. An art expert struggles to distinguish a copy from the originel prompting questions on value from lay readers.
A collection of clipped quotes notes Mayo suggesting youth interaction keeps one young while aging comes from failing to keep up. The items humorously reflect on aging, radio manners, and professor wit from various newspapers.
The Chicago project for a tower surpassing two thousand feet fuels talk of a new city symbol as developers pursue distance from crime and underground activity.
Precinct 1 faces jeopardy as delays in securing signatures from property owners on the Quinlan road could endanger state designation and maintenance. State funds for Commerce Campbell, Lone Oak, and Quinlan highways are underway, with Commerce completed and Campbell progressing while Lone Oak awaits signatures.
A Greenville Banner note indicates traffic may be diverted to alternative county highways, including the Wolfe City road, as part of roadwork or detour plans.
The Elwood column records the week’s social visits among Bowers Mitchell Nelson Blaine Blaine and related families. It notes rain relief returning farmers to work and a weather Sunday school gathering at La Masco with a water fowl reference.
Fragmentary text describes kids joking about cooties and playful roughhousing with sand and rub down actions. References to throwing and a racket hint at playful sport or scuffle among youths. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Spectators are invited to witness the Junior Bathing Beauties at the American Theatre tonight. Highlighted is Little Miss Daty Favorite, described as irresistibly cute and likely to draw a crowd with her charm.
At a San Francisco booksellers gathering the White House library was deemed absent. A proposal suggests starting with 500 volumes and adding six each year. The exchange includes suggestions about developing and accommodating a national university context alongside spellings studied by graduates.
Big Pension List Since 1900 notes Pennsyi road employees retired on pension this year lists 10 workers in service for many years Lenine Library in Russia reportedly the most used in Europe with 1 000 000 book requests last year Sooty Fog records a cubic inch air containing 340 000 soot particles during a foggy morning
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