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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
1
An artifact note indicates a daily publication by Favorite Printing Co with A McDougal Ashley Evans involved. The fragmentary item suggests a historical Bonham paper circa 1831 and a society of print operations without full context.
Generic notice promising correction of any erroneous rejection upon being brought to publishers attention for any firm individual or corporation.
The text confirms the Associated Press exclusive rights to publish all dispatches credited or not and to publish all local news in the paper. This notice outlines copyright control and authorizes AP as the sole distributor of these reports.
In ordering address of paper change give old address as well as the new. This is important to avoid delay in processing. Entered at the post office at Bonham Texas as second class mail matter.
A columnist argues that the Bible, though not often printed on modern front pages, is filled with extraordinary and newsworthy events. It imagines Moses creation, the flood, Exodus, plagues, Jericho, and Jesus life as century defining headlines, asserting no modern story equals those biblical sagas.
A reflective piece surveys State Press of the Dallas News as a dog hater with fixed principles yet admires hidden virtues. It references June 27 1934 remarks, Gov. Harry Moore’s economic view, and figures like John Garner and Roosevelt, ending with a cynical quip about speed, fuel, and life observations.
Former State Senator Tom B. Love told the Federal Council of Church Women in Dallas that Texas racing bets topped 13,120,000 in the first year of gambling. Only about 328,000 went to state taxes and far less to counties and schools, suggesting most money would have supported Texas farm industry if not wagered on horse races.
A mix of fragmented phrases references Chicago finances a $4,000,000 amount and a curious animal. The text notes a teacher’s full salary and world markets while citing day wages and a line about a wife and hats. The tone mirrors humor and political commentary from the era.
A humorous vignette sketches Mrs Gadabout and Mrs Hard with gossip and social pressures. An actress critic bemoans interruptions during a performance while a young wife recalls costly presents from her husband at their wedding.
A Rochester Democrat and Chronicle note references a claim about Chinese troops lacking a satisfying location for Japanese forces. The item mentions Thermos bottles priced at $100 and Brannon's address 302-81-c.
A devotional Bible verse notes the Lord daily bearing our burdens and describes God as our salvation. It centers on Psalms 68 verse 19 and speaks to enduring faith in divine help. The line emphasizes God's ongoing involvement in believers' burdens.
A Kansas City Times poem asks how to judge a life by character and deeds not birth or creed. It ponders kindness, faith, generosity, and the impact one leaves on others after passing.
An officer notes the typewriter’s keyboard helps fingers exercise to reduce stiffness from rheumatism. The device offers relief without medicine and is endorsed by W. C. Finley.
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