16 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1936
Page
1
Notice to advertisers outlines 30 day contract payment responsibilities and ad removal policy. Paper pricing listed for city carrier and mail subscriptions with multiple term options. Change of address requires old and new addresses to ensure timely delivery.
Scholarly essay argues socialism as policy could work if unselfish leaders emerged but warns selfish power seekers hinder progress. Notes that world peace requires persistent preparation for peace, not just defense spending, citing League of Nations efforts and ongoing moral education shaping public opinion toward nonviolence.
The Marshall News editor notes that pension checks may prompt greater care for elderly parents as thousands of sons and daughters rethink obligations. A Black man in Marion County says he plans to bring his parents to live with him, while the pension system is said to boost family support though it ends at death.
A mix of editorials argues pensions easing care for aging parents while urging adherence to temperance laws. It cites quotes from papers like the Pittsburg Gazette and discusses national debts, foreign policy, and reformers in broad strokes, noting voter and taxpayer concerns.
A fragmented item recalls a humorous exchange with a maid and a minister involving a dog and a sermon. The piece blends odd anecdotes with names like Henry Ford and Roosevelt, then shifts to advice on farming and spraying grapes with old fashioned proverbs.
The Corsicana Sun notes Columbia University drama faculty will stage Macbeth from a psychoanalytic angle without changing the text. Revisions will sequence scenes to reveal unconscious factors shaping choices, portraying Lady Macbeth as altruistic to her husband yet ambition drives tragedy and ruin.
A collage of quoted excerpts from various papers lampoons politics and culture. It touches on constitutional criticism, postmaster appointments, population and debt growth, and remarks on leadership under Coolidge Hoover and Hitler, reflecting newspaper opinion fragments.
A brief note quotes a Bible verse praising belief as a source of refuge and help during trouble, invoking Psalm themes and a line attributed to George Meredith about believing the best.
A fragmentary verse reflecting rural longing and providence on Ozark hills. The speaker contrasts not chasing opera or storms with the revelation of truth and love delivered by divine aid, set amid nature’s wild winds and locust foam.
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