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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1934
Page
1
The Bonham Daily Favorite lists advertising rates and delivers a stark public notice condemning government welfare on the able bodied. It urges readers to reject lax aid, arguing that generous support fosters laziness and should be curtailed to protect honest workers.
The Clarksville Times notes Dallas electricity rates fell while Clarksville water charges rose twenty percent. It argues higher Clarksville costs reflect usage and timing, not mismanagement, and notes national deficits and debt with a ironic tone. It cites Harriman Hosiery Mills closing due to NRA pressure and oddities in a California case.
A Waxahachie letter endorses Sam Rayburn of Texas for re election to Congress. It lauds his work on interstate commerce transportation and communications and argues his experience benefits the nation. The piece frames Rayburn as an ideal public servant trusted by Texans and the United States Congress.
A collage of clipped quotes reflects political tension and local opinion across papers. Mentions of the president, conflicts, and community issues hint at editorial framings and public sentiment.
A succinct aphorism reflects Montaigne on the balance between living fully and prudent saving. The quotation presents a gentle, timeless reminder that prudence and presence can complement each other in daily life.
A Milwaukee Journal item blends a Bible quotation with a stock market note and a cheeky classified ad pitch. It references Isaiah 43 1 and Mary Newton, plus a light remark about an aluminum man and an easygoing office boy, concluding with a tease to try a classified ad.
In ordering address changes, please include both old and new addresses. This helps avoid delays in processing. Entry noted at the Bonham Texas post office as second class mail matter.
A critique argues that modern realism in books, film, and sermons often distorts life by emphasizing greed and sex while neglecting everyday virtue. It condemns sensational portrayals as partial truths and urges balanced depictions of good and bad, urging reason and humane portrayal. The Houston Chronicle is cited as offering a tempered view of realism.
A young man stationed in a CCC camp for nine months refuses re enlistment and voices a broader grievance. He sends 25 of his 30 monthly earnings home while observing able bodied relatives who do not work or crop, yet seek government aid. He argues self reliance over disaster relief benefits.
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