Bonham Texas Newspaper Masthead and Notices
Publication details of FAVORITE PRINTING Co. H A McDOUGALL publisher Ashley Evans editor Chab R Inglish business manager with various mail and carrier rates. Public notice pledges corrections for erroneous reflections and advertising rates by request. Entitled Bonham post office second class mail matter.
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Favorite Printing Co
H. A. McDougall
Ashley Evans
Chab. R. Inglish
Bonham, Texas
Bible Thought for Today Reflects on Eye Pluck Question
A religious reflection cites a biblical verse urging drastic self restraint. The phrasing emphasizes the moral cost of sin, warning that losing a part serves a greater spiritual purpose by sparing the whole.
Thought for Today on Burdens and Tomorrow
A reflective quotation by MacDonald advises not to overload oneself with today's and tomorrow's burdens. It emphasizes personal responsibility and avoiding the illusion of divine control over one’s weight, urging readers to manage limits.
Are You A Loyal Citizen Debate
A public reflection on loyalty to the U S government urges citizens to respect law and the constitution. It condemns disloyal acts while noting many oppose authorities without realizing the harm to national unity. The piece emphasizes fidelity to the lawful government.
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Republic of the United States
United States
Loyalty and Law Told in a Nation at Risk
A columnist argues loyalty to government protects freedom and warns against disloyalty undermining law. The piece notes courts ruling on newspapers as public utilities, anticipates new ventures like ice or newspaper businesses, and mocks proffers of a new flying machine and other news from London and Paris with humor.
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Supreme Court
Forty Five Million Automobile Tourists Expected This Year
The Honey Grove Signal questions who will staff filling stations and cook hamburgers for the projected forty five million automobile tourists this year if the figures are correct.
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Honey Grove
Trotzky Seeks Entry to England Quietly
Denison Herald notes Leon Trotzky refuses entry to England and considers admission. The piece hints he could reveal how to recover sums Russia owes, implying a potential political or financial motivator behind welcoming him.
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England
Leon Trotzky
Russia
Denison Herald
Juries to Include Psychologists, Expert Proposes
An expert argues juries should be drawn from psychologists, claiming laboratory tests yield better results than convictions. The Corsicana Sun notes the theory hinges on scientific testing guiding jury selection and decisions.
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Corsicana Sun
Pessimists hold more invested than optimists in Dallas News note
The Dallas News comments that pessimists generally have more invested than optimists, reflecting a viewpoint on risk and outlook. The remark contrasts attitudes toward investment and financial confidence.
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Dallas News
Weather-weary John D Public Seeks Rain for corn hopes
May rains fell short and John D Public warned of drought fear. He now prays for some moisture to guard the corn crop as residents watch the skies.
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John D
Husband seeks wife a partner in impending failure
Claude Callan reports a husband asks his wife for advice as he fears brink of ruin and wants her to join him in his looming business collapse. The piece portrays marital dynamic amid financial stress in a Texas city.
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Claude Callan
Star-Telegram
Nun travels to New York to lay son to rest far from home
The Waxahachie Light notes the nun from North Carolina drove to New York to bring back her son who had been killed so he could be buried in the community where he grew up. The piece frames it as love of home and family fueling patriotism.
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North Carolina
New York
Scissors grinder lesson hints at dull business advantage
The paragraph highlights varied newspaper quips about commerce and curiosities. It riffs on a signs filling town life with ironies from a sign promising a big small steak to statues carved from soap and a self winding watch.
Worth a Smile and Light Humor Bits
A collage of quips notes a trolley rider asking why smile and a friend replying at length about modern ladies. College Humor lines include a fiancé inviting dinner and his joke about informing the mother before curfew.
Pedestrian Quips at Shakespeare Name in London
In London, an amused passerby quips about the name Shakespeare. William replies he has tended the area for nearly seven decades, shaping the neighborhood.
Clock returns to maker amid timekeeping dispute
A lady returns a clock she says does not keep correct time. The clerk insists the timepiece is a quality keeper and quips that the clock strikes twelve yet is always nine.
Entertainer Duet Sparks Loud Piano and Vocals Clash
Grateful Sam remarks on a duet where the pianist played loudly in spots obscuring the singer while she sang loudly at times. Sam contends the work is not finished and jokes about finding another man, with a playful exchange between them.
Christian Endeavor Programs for June 30
June 30 programs feature Heroes For Christ with leaders Jessie Owens and Nannelee Smith. Special music by Thelma Hodge Dorothy McRae James Swope and Jack Kennedy Jr. Includes lessons from John 18 1 9 and a “Brother K” story. Mizpah junior group theme The Joy of Friendship led by Mary Bland Smith with songs What a Friend We Have in Jesus and Sweet Hour of Prayer. Rachel Lane Hazel Morgan deliver talks. Lord's Prayer and closing benediction.
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I Christian Endeavor
Heroes For Christ
Isa
Jessie Owens
Matt
Nannelee Smith
Thelma Hodge
Dorothy McRae
James Swope
Jack Kennedy Jr
John
Howard Dobbs
Brother K
Desdamona Hale
Roll Call
Mizpah
Junior Christian Endeavor
Mary Bland Smith
Jesus
Rachel Lane
Hazel Morgan
Fort Worth Business Names Landmark Texas Firm
A fragmented item notes a business name in Fort Worth Texas with references to a company cross listing and a possible public or commercial context. The readable portions indicate corporate naming and regional association, suggesting a formal business acknowledgment in the area.
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