08 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1935
Page
1
Entered at the post office at Bonham Texas as second class mail. The readable lines show city carrier timeframes of 1 month 3 months 6 months and 1 year with various mail service notes. The OCR ends with nonstandard text about printing and delivery terms.
The essay questions Arlington burial with military honors for Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, a renowned Supreme Court jurist and civilian, arguing his contributions to the nation were in law, not military service, and fearing the display of war glory over civilian achievement.
Gov Allred urges new taxes to cover growing government costs provoking protests from taxed groups. The piece critiques lavish spending, calls for cutting expenses, and notes a Dallas strike by thirteen dress manufacturers seeking higher wages while union members protest to press demands.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a jagged line about lending an ear and a bold reference to three hundred dollars. No clear event, date, or names are readable to anchor a full summary.
A solitary female worker, determined to defend her rights, fought off three attackers after leaving work and heading toward a bus terminal. Police intervened and escorted her to the bus, where she cleaned off the fight’s signs from her face. The broader column laments war threats, debt relief, and political lobbying while noting weather plans and local baseball enthusiasm.
Bonham CCC camp plans an amateur night at the American Theatre on Monday March 11 featuring twenty Durant dancers two Denison teams and a Hilbillie act from Caddo with proceeds aiding the athletic fund. The program includes the film A Wicked Woman starring Bickford Christians and Parker and tickets cost 25 cents for adults.
The Bonham News argues against relying on meat bread potatoes and greens for vitamin intake, noting these foods are calorie rich but vitiate health without exercise. It contrasts busy active eaters with sedentary figures like Miss Muffet, suggesting activity prevents quick decline.
A collage of quips about blue eagle stickers, two hour speeches, double breasted coats and Mora statues. The pieces mix sarcasm about fashion arbiters and opinion from Dallas Times Herald Tyler Daily Courier Times and Toronto Globe.
The House Labor Committee approved seven to six the Lundeen employment and old age pension bill. It would authorize the federal government to pay unemployment and old age insurance equal to prevailing wages with at least ten dollars weekly plus three dollars for each dependent.
Bonham CCC boys from the camp will broadcast from KRLD in Dallas on Saturday at 8 AM. Capt. Rice, the commanding officer, will give a short talk and the CCC Jazz Band will perform a musical program. The community is urged to listen.
A Bible quotation from Luke 10 19 declares believers have power over serpents and scorpions and over all the power of the enemy, with assurance that nothing shall harm them.
A brief devotional verse pleads to Gea for relief and strength for the sick and frail. The speaker asks divine mercy and courage, requesting good health and peaceful living for all, in a gentle timeless prayer style.
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