29 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1936
Page
1
Lanham Daily Favorite informs advertisers on 30 day contracts that payment is due in full and no reduction is given for early removal. It also directs readers to provide both old and new addresses when changing the paper’s delivery location to avoid delays.
A reflective piece on hospitals praising nurses and surgeons while noting constraints on pleasure seeking. The author jokes about the ambience of operating rooms and the gratitude of patients, contrasting medical necessity with amusement and philanthropy. The essay evokes hospital life, artistry of carving, and the limits of delight in medical settings.
The piece argues the South’s Democratic influence wanes after the two thirds rule loss at Philadelphia. It predicts population-heavy states will sway delegates, signaling a transition from old party ideals to a new organization with broader aims and centralized change.
The piece surveys calls for reform in politics, noting hopes for a wiser peaceful shift and national measures. It questions the Dems, cites Governor Parks and Landon, and references Farley’s Philadelphia convention stance on the New Deal.
A compact meditation mixes Biblical questions about vice with poems on roses, harebells, and lilies. The text juxtaposes wine, wounds, and eyes with nature imagery to convey moral reflection and beauty.
Fragmented readable lines show a mix of names and events from a community page including Mr Burkett and others planning visits and gatherings. The ad copy for M. C Spivy & Co promotes value across departments while a Popeye comic-style line closes the page with a boxing prize fight tease.
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