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Verses highlight self control over raw power quoting Proverbs 16 32. The message praises patience and mastering one s appetite as superior to conquering a city, urging thoughtful restraint in daily life.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1925
Page
2
Verses highlight self control over raw power quoting Proverbs 16 32. The message praises patience and mastering one s appetite as superior to conquering a city, urging thoughtful restraint in daily life.
The late frost appears not to deter Texas legislature hopefuls as campaign vigor remains strong. Observers note that formalities matter little when eager candidates press forward, keeping traditional rules alive despite weather challenges.
Dawes attended the prior confirmation vote for Charles B. Warren as attorney general but his current vote could not be recorded. The article notes his absence affected potential alignment on the decision.
A brief note describes farmers seeking farm tools left in the fields after completing last year farming tasks. It reflects seasonal labor and the routine of restoring gear after cultivation.
The article notes the death at 88 of Rev J S Groves in Waxahachie, former pastor at Hone Grove and first Trinity University graduate at Tehuacana, described as a beloved worker for others. It also recalls weather “signs” and predictions from Clarksville Times editor, mocking forecast methods and superstition alongside rural life observations.
A ward superintendent at the Austin insane asylum beat an inmate and was discharged on the spot. No record shows an on the spot arrest or formal actions, suggesting the incident was deemed unimportant to report beyond the dismissal.
England and France demand German membership in the League of Nations as a condition for any European peace agreement. Outsiders think Germany may fear the advantages of joining more than others fear its absence, though Berlin is slow to recognize its own best interests.
The Bonham Favorite editor’s remark about an old maid and age prompts a Mineral Wells Index aside. The debate centers on Texas statehood, local lore, and the editor’s birthplace, with a nod to Mineral Wells’ early prominence and the editor’s tenure.
Jim will continue to ride free on the railroad pass and maintain his position as governor without a formal election. The challenge from a legislator did not limit his use of the pass or his governorship.
A San Antonio woman experienced a severe shock from an unclear incident described in the report. Authorities investigated the scene and are seeking details from witnesses. No further injuries or identifications are provided in the text.
The Houston Chronicle notes signs of spring in the old bois dare tree and examines Texas auto growth. It cites the Texas Highway Commission stating autos rose from 200000 to over 800000 in seven years, with $600000000 invested and $360000000 annual operating costs. Average usage is 400 gallons of gas per car, totaling substantial state expenses, while 800000 vehicles travel over 3 million miles yearly.
In a springyard scene Uncle Lucky and a bunny discuss the cowbird’s habits and nest parasitism. Professor Jim Crow reads from a Wisdom Book as the tale moves toward a spring poem about birds, bluebells, and the Bubbling Brook.
The Speakers' Club merged with the Demothenes to form a new group presided alternately by Ross Green and William Collett. Officers elected include Charles Kraemer as secretary and Sam Leslie as treasurer. The club set fines for tardiness and absences and moved meetings from Thursday to Monday.
Market page lists prices paid by local produce houses and buyers current to publication day. It covers butter eggs cream turkeys roosters lard and other goods with figures and remarks on quality and supply.
A railroad president seeks generous meals drinks and cigars but grows nervous and ill. In New York three top stomach specialists prescribe a strict diet, abstinence from alcohol and tobacco, early bed and early rising, asking what happens if he follows the plan.
An old newspaper snippet features Brannon Jewelry Co and a Calumet baking powder sale. The ad touts 10 pounds for $1.50 and a 2 pound pack at 15 cents, asking why pay 36 cents per pound.
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