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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1925
Page
2
Public notice table lists publisher Ashley Evans managing editor Chas R Inglish business manager and editors. It notes subscription rates and a general notice to the public about corrections and pricing for notices and obituaries or similar paid notices.
A devotional verse excerpt urges reliance on divine guidance from Proverbs 3 6, discouraging dependence on personal understanding and promising direction for life paths through faith.
The United States Senate ratifies the Isles of Pines treaty recognizing Cuba's rights to the island after years of inaction due to Senate rules. The move, cited as a lever for reform urged by Vice President Dawes, is linked to broader political maneuvering around Pa Ferguson and Jim Ferguson.
The speaker expresses opposition to war yet endorses survival for their group if Kurds and Turks annihilate each other. They hope the League of Nations remains too preoccupied to intervene, reflecting a fatalistic view on regional violence.
A female bull dog nursed two baby tigers born in a circus wagon at Macon Georgia on Friday. The tiger mother was not allowed to keep the cubs but the dog gladly took them. The cubs, reared by a bull dog, may gain fighting qualities from their mixed lineage.
In Mineral Wells a physician writes to the press with feigned respect for the legislature but reveals sharp criticism of its policies. He notes taxpayers risk audits over years, allowing time to correct any report mistakes with proper remittance to the revenue agent.
A writer argues that releasing inmates would reduce spread of a disease or problem, claiming widespread release could prevent further transmission and stabilize communities. The note reflects a belief in mercy and reform over punishment amid concern for public health.
The National Civic Federation announces a nonpartisan department to educate voters and urge active participation in party politics. Allen B Parker chairs the effort with Eli Root as honorary chair, aiming to restore faith by urging parties to keep campaign pledges and support party discipline.
E G Senter argues for halving city taxes in Dallas and claims he pays little in city taxes himself.
A witty remark notes that students may neglect geography yet all understand where the gig schools stand. The quip underscores familiarity with local institutions and their locations.
The text suggests opportunities reach those who are ready to act and open doors. It emphasizes readiness and willingness to engage when chances present themselves. Individuals are urged to seize chances rather than wait passively.
Attendees at the afternoon teas claim the art of conversation remains vibrant in these social events. The gatherings showcase polite discourse and engaging exchanges among guests in a refined setting.
A historical note warns that car use could wear out trousers more than shoes, predicting broader clothing wear from travel habits. The quirky forecast links rising automobile use to increased fabric damage in daily wear.
A Denver family has just welcomed its 17th child and plans to await Christmas celebrations with the new arrival. The young brood expands the household as relatives anticipate holiday gatherings and shared joy.
Uncle Lucky guides little rabbits as they observe Purple Grackle, a moonlit bird described as a corn thief with rainbow plumage. Professor Jim Crow and the crow discuss grackles and bronzed grackles, noting migrations to Labrador and flock behavior before a moral about learning from nature.
Irvin S Cobb recalls a London dinner anecdote about a Oklahoma prospector who spills moonshine. A rat drinks the spill, grows bold, and finally exclaims seeking a cat, while Cobb credits American humor and the tale’s enduring punch.
Fragmentary telegraphic style list shows train times and routes between Bonham, Dallas, Fort Worth and other Texas towns. Mentions early morning to evening services with several stops including Dallas, Fort Worth, Bailey, Leon, Celeste and Terrell. Contact phone lines and depot notes appear as intercity connections.
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