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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1925
Page
2
A public notice column addresses correcting erroneous reflections on firms or individuals upon notification to the publishers. The page also contains a brief anecdote about a thief who recovered jewels worth dollars before his death, reflecting on the value of jewelry and the proper estimate of worth.
The passage states admission and obituary notices cost one cent per word with cash due with order. It also requires the old address when changing the paper’s delivery address and notes advertising rates are available on request.
A biblical verse from 2 Chronicles declares that if people called by God’s name humble themselves pray seek His face and turn from wicked ways He will hear from heaven forgive sin and heal their land. The quotation emphasizes repentance prayer and divine mercy.
It is noted that rain hindered movement as forces make a new push toward Shanghai. The report emphasizes that the frontline advances face rough ground and challenging terrain.
Ma Ferguson visits Tyler to assist in opening the county fair. The piece notes her cheerful mood versus political meetings and quotes a parag rapher on ideas and lodging room for new ones. A Texas girls’ school bans marriage before graduation, and the piece quips that the rule will fail when students decide to marry.
Justice John Ford of the New York Supreme Court condemns U S authority as absolute despotism. He argues the same fate extends to the New York Supreme Court and all courts, a despotism that governs both law and liberty.
A cluster of items includes a Texas sugar tariff debate voiced by John Henry Kirby and Secretary Hughes on U S justice under scrutiny, plus a Kansas City Star analysis of homicide data from Metropolitan Life Insurance Company and a critique of American justice. The column also features brief notes from Denison and Bonham about local life and cultural commentary.
Bonham Texas abstract firm advertises as accurate and efficient. E H Pritchett brings 35 years in title work. Gilbert and Maguire listed with contact numbers. The ad touts prompt careful service and stresses county familiarity.
A letter from an Englishman in London to Mrs. Ferguson asks for a job upon her return to the governors office. The item mocks English ignorance of Texas Democratic customs and notes a shortage of offices and places for both locals and aliens.
A German scientist visiting Philadelphia says science aims to prolong human life by a thousand years. The remark may reflect Philadelphia's slow pace, suggesting the delay could make such progress seem far off.
La Follette spoke to fifteen thousand Germans in New York on Sunday. He praised Europe’s historical contributions to the United States and shifted focus to how European nations will aid America in the coming years, noting their accounts are long past due.
A provincial report claims Premier Herriot faced a mob in Paris and escaped with police help as he insisted on walking. The piece notes a wish for armored transport on future visits to Paris, citing democratic duties and safety concerns.
An Iowa judge collapsed and died while opposing La Follette’s proposal to empower Congress to override Supreme Court decisions. John W. Davis completed a 5000 mile West tour endorsing Democratic victory and urged voters to verify his vision in November.
The Mineral Wells Index notes a Democrat label attached to a man who endorses a higher tariff on lumber to benefit his business interests and to influence party alignment.
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