23 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1921
Page
1
Public notice card lists advertising rates for Ashley Evans era publication including subscription prices by carrier and mail. It states one cent per word for admissions events and obituaries or resolutions, with cash required to accompany orders.
Public notice states corrections to character or reputation will be made if called to the publishers' attention. Change of address notice requires old and new addresses to avoid delays. Entered at Bonham Texas post office as second class mail matter.
In a report on Franco Polish talks Gen Weygand’s mission signals France will direct Poland’s military reorganization and provide material aid if needed. France distrusts Lenin’s Russia and fears Poland’s fall under Soviet influence could help Germany dominate Europe.
The report notes possible differing aims between France and Poland as tensions rise. France appears determined that its interests will not suffer from aggression by Russia or Germany toward Poland. General Weygand's mission to Poland is seen as decisive and not peaceful, signaling a firm European stance.
A child's view links mothers to a divine purpose and grace. The piece praises patient, serene, and wise motherhood, noting the value of healthy, spirited children and warning against brutal or oppositional training of nervous kids.
The article argues that many parents mistake their children’s youth for perpetual adolescence. It warns that teens will not settle into middle age habits in their teens and urges parents to let young people learn by experience. It stresses personal responsibility and that conflicts often reflect parental misjudgment.
Reverend R J Bennet of Morgantown West Virginia hires a brass band to play before and after his sermon. He believes the music will draw the male portion of the congregation, noting that men and boys occupy front line ranks at circuses. He suggests a street parade before services to boost turnout.
Clara Smith Hamnon joined the church and was baptized, then quickly joined the movies. The note suggests she could serve her sex in years to come if she follows a straight and narrow path.
The Clarksville Times urges beautification of the Delaware River, warning that leaders would strip the area of tin cans and rubbish and noting risk to local kids who fish for crawdads. Luke McLuke mocks dance hall techniques, praising traditional homemaking skills.
Turkish women have begun to show their faces but there is little striking beauty on display and no rush of moguls to Constantinople. The article notes a cautious social shift without dramatic changes in fashion or power.
Local residents discuss keeping the Bonham dollar roll circulating as long as possible. The emphasis is on community benefit and mutual aid through shared currency within the Bonham area.
Advice urges buying essentials now to keep money moving and protect families and friends from job losses. The message underscores immediate purchases to sustain circulation and stability in the local economy.
In this community oil stocks appear plentiful while the number of productive wells remains limited. Local producers report ample reserves and potential drilling opportunities despite sparse well counts.
A reflective note on how a man values life by what he earns from it, suggesting cautious wisdom about effort and returns. The fragment hints at a lesson in restraint and resilience.
Old King Thunder and Queen Thunder plan a surprise storm for Earth. They recruit Lord and Lady Lightning and their children, arguing storms are thrilling yet dangerous to careless people. The tale ends with a wild, wind ridden party across mountains valleys and cities.
A vintage advertisement touts an improved liniment named Archaeptic claimed to relieve pain for humans and animals. The copy suggests broad use across ailments with emphasis on quick relief and accessibility, typical of period patent medicine marketing.
The community reports multiple social visits and church activities. Miss Cleo Thompson and Bert Blassingame visited friends. county officials spoke about a new school building. Rev Charley Graves will preach next Sunday. residents attended a Grotherton musical and a Gober conference. Several trips to Denison and Bonham are noted along with family visits and weather observations.
The Sherman District C E across Bonham churches planned a Spring Convention in Whitesboro on the 25th 26th and 27th but moved to Sherman due to smallpox fears. About 150 delegates from five counties and a large Bonham delegation are expected with the same program and speakers.
A traveler recalls seeing a man in a small town window holding a baby. The scene prompts reflections on humanity, responsibility, and the idea that any person with a baby is among the great of the earth. The narrator contrasts pity for wealth with reverence for the vulnerable infant.
Members gathered for a lively anniversary celebration of the Brotherhood Lodge with a gathering in the Edgeroom and a banquet at Gers Cafe. Tom Blewett presided as Tun Master and Judge RC Bragg delivered the principal address on Brotherhood and Fraternal values to the members, drawing warm applause.
Brannon Jewelry Co promotes the newest sheet music selection for musicians and bands. The shop highlights recent titles and popular tunes, inviting customers to browse editions and purchase for performances or personal study.
Go there to get the best for the least money and best battery made. Guarantee unquestionable. We pay no commissions, but give you a real guarantee and a first class battery. They are made at home and for this climate, and this counts for low cost to you. J. N. HUGHES, Mer.
PANNIN COUNTY REALTY Co offers note purchases at discounts near Spivy's Store. Short ceria notes advertised with low rates and quick cash options.
Bonham resident Mrs. H E Patman reports dizziness and headaches tied to irregular kidney function. She says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved dizziness, headaches, and restored kidney activity, recommending the remedy. Price 60¢ at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. manufacturers.
Dust notes show 345 pairs of Mayfield pants priced at 2.50 and 5.00. J L Wark & Son Upholstering offers first class furniture repair and upholstery on East side of the Square. Ivanhoe route 2 camper Ivanhoe rumor cites Benham visit and ball game chatter.
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