18 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1936
Page
1
The publication notes its role as publisher and editor by Favorite Printing Coq in Boubham with name and title hints.
A young San Francisco mother deserted by her husband gave her two daughters to strangers who promised to rear them. She kept the family in a dark basement while earning the meager bread. The piece weighs motives, praising self sacrifice if her aim was to bless the children, condemning if selfish.
A column critiques editors who chase heavy topics and praises lighter fare such as sports and society. It notes University of Kansas women demanding half the expenses for dates. It mentions a New York columnist with a phone obsessed dog and laments Texas state debt while joking about Congress.
The Gainesville Register notes in an editorial that over 10 million people receive government salaries or aid, including 3.4 million losing AAA payments after a Supreme Court decision. It argues federal payroll growth burdens taxpayers, expands a costly bureaucracy, and threatens democracy, urging less and cheaper government.
A daily quotation notes that true freedom comes when individuals master themselves, not by dominating others. The message emphasizes self control as the path to autonomy and personal empowerment.
A short scripture quote from 2 Samuel 22 31 proclaims that God’s way is perfect and the word of the Lord is tried, offering assurance to those who trust in him.
A collage mocks work ethic optimism and everyday quirks from Texas papers. Jokes touch on banking and salaries while satirizing polite society and professional life. The tone blends humor with small political and social jabs from the era.
The Bailey Inglish T A Whi holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday March 19 at 3 30 PM. All members are urged to attend the meeting. Public notice.
Preparation to cope with summer fires in state parks, a plan by the National Park Service and Texas State Parks Board includes training, inspections, and improved firefighting. CCC instructors, WPA crews, and reduced CCC labor funded oversight and instruction distribution. Local officials noted the effort aims to reduce fire risk across parks.
In a murky brief, Dagwood faces an eight year old man over a puzzling dispute. The case centers on a alleged dalliance and a potential breach of trust involving local figures and a small-town home.
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