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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1913
Page
3
The community reports a flurry of travel with Mrs. Hale visiting Bruce Sotherson's wife. many residents plan trips to Paris, Denison, Dodd City, Bagwell, Honey Grove, and Oklahoma, including Misses Gale, Hendry, and Barnett, and families like the W. Lrothersons and the Abernathys.
William Klem and Hale with sister Mrs Way leave for Denton to attend summer school. W. N. Stanley goes to Shreveport after accepting a railroad position. Dewry Belle Swoper returns from Whitewright with Virginia Gillett visiting here. Abernathy, recently at a Dallas wedding, returns home after visiting the city.
The First Christian Sunday School of Sherman challenged the First Christian Sunday School of Bonham to an attendance contest during June and August. Bonham’s primary class then challenged the men’s adult class to a three month contest, which was accepted.
Dialogue fragment shows Benton and Tulser debating remedies for rheumatism and a banter about knowledge of Aristotle. It includes a line about Lisa being in the Balkans and a show's narrator quip questioning whether a man has truly been there.
Guido Mann expresses sincere thanks to the fire department and neighbors for saving his home and contents from a recent fire. He also thanks Will H. Evans for prompt handling of his insurance, noting renewal efficiency and receipt of the insurance money today.
At the First Christian Church yesterday the superintendent led a review on the Life of Joseph. Grady Loftin Hugh Hasell and John Arledge Jr stood out as star pupils showing no point in the story went unstated by them.
Mother Jones travels to Washington to urge Senator Kern to broaden the senatorial inquiry into Gov Gilascock and ELatherd actions during the West Virginia coal miners strike. She claims to have spent three months as a prisoner in military custody, contending her treatment was unfair and seeking judicial review. She pledges to witness tampering tests concerning miners before the inquiry and notes her eighty one years of age and fifty years of labor activism.
The text traces artificial hair origins to Egyptians and Romans, notes Queen Elizabeth I popularized wigs in England, and states she owned about fifty wigs. It explains that the term wig derives from periwig.
A fragment titled Ragged Roger recounts a humorous incident about silk and a toppy term. The piece plays with language notes including a misheard phrase and a note on the word top derived from taupe meaning mole, illustrating how words shift meaning over time.
Report from Bonham states last week a group of Bonham boys returning from a party had cars damaged by rocks and a tire punctured. Deputies arrested two suspects, with several others named as participants, later fined around $89 each and released as the sheriff’s department continued the case.
Samuel Rawlings aged twenty one received seven months hard labor for a rogue offense. The prosecution notes a troubled ward career years earlier tied to his birth and four children. The case reflects repeated misconduct and mistreatment allegations in London.
A fragmented commentary argues about perceptions of chivalry, claiming some men demean women as lacking soul or importance when asserting dominance. The text presents a critical view of gender dynamics and power in social conduct.
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