24 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
1
The publication lists subscription prices for city carrier and mail deliveries, and states rates for notices of entertainments dinners and other benefits charged at one cent per word. It also covers obituaries resolutions cards of thanks and means to correct erroneous reflections and procedures for address changes.
The Kansas Mine Workers' Union figure Alexander Howat defied state court orders by calling strikes, provoking a clash between labor upheaval and legal authority. Leaders like Samuel Gompers are cited as defying courts, with warnings that either enforcement or abdication will shape the nation's freedom.
The text declares Kansas must decide whether Alexander Howart remains an outlaw or if the State holds ultimate sovereignty. It urges a swift, decisive settlement for the good of the polity.
A reflective exhortation urges youths and all readers to study their strengths and weaknesses. It emphasizes self knowledge as the path to avoiding missteps, echoing ancient Delphi advice that philosophy begins with understanding one’s own nature and abilities.
A lively reflection on seasonal changes featuring flowers, birds, brooms, varnish cans, and springtime chores. Mentions heat and chills, lilac blooms, and the strain of yard work as baseball season appears.
The adage warns that智慧 should outshine empty talk. deeds impress thoughtful people more than clever rhetoric. It suggests not proving superiority with words but letting actions demonstrate wisdom.
The article contrasts the right of free speech with the right to promote disorder and threaten government, noting that Debs and several others have discovered the difference.
A Bonham Sunday School teacher tells Willie that a good boy goes to heaven with a gold crown. Willie responds humorously that he already had a crown on a tooth once.
The remark notes how a plain taxpayer faces taxes with the same reluctance and carefreeness as a woman who leaves home uncombed, highlighting a humorous yet critical view of civic duty and social manners.
A humorous anecdote notes promises to pause operations until after Easter as workers plan a longer break. The line hints at a cultural tendency to rest after the holiday and how it affects local schedules and expectations.
The Bunham Favorite editor wandered through the dark on Wednesday night with a dim lantern toward an unknown destination. The Bonham deputy constable followed and freed him at a prayer meeting, showing he attends such gatherings when a legitimate excuse exists.
A Leonard Graphic letter mocks proposals for a Dad's Day while noting Mother's Day is established. The writer favors a non sinking fruit jar top invention for fishing tackle and invites friends to join Ashley Evans in experimenting while holding the jar.
The Ladonia News reports the New York Customs Trousers association issues an ultimatum to remove hip pockets from 1922 model trousers. It argues laws have turned hip pockets into an unnecessary feature, noting the breuth has penetrated to the cellar and that the public has little use for any trousers pockets.
Mrs Jamesworthy argues women’s clubs can ease tedious tasks with collective efforts though critics mock the idea. She cites dandelion parties as a fusion of social ritual and labor, while supporters say gatherings foster useful work and community spirit.
A charitable man is pressed by a friend to praise Blink, a difficult subject. After struggle, he concedes Blink wears a fine fur refined coat, illustrating the trouble of speaking kindly about someone disliked.
Wir and Mrs W H Sadler visited relatives in Tom Bean Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Haygood of Talia guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Wilson Lane. Mrs Frisby and daughter with Mrs Charlie Davis of Tom Bean were guests of Dr and Mrs Hampton. Perry Witherspoon visited relatives in Turant.
Residents gathered at 2:20 Sunday to organize a Sunday School with Cleophas Gray elected superintendent and Vivian Jones secretary. Weekly Sunday service set for 2 o'clock. A spelling match saw Mayfield defeated by Johnson. a meeting led by Brother Robinson of Fort Worth occurs this week.
Call meeting of Bonham Ledge No 37 Knights of Pythias Friday night March 25 for conferring ranks of the order AH candidates urged to be present at 7:80 J O Heffner C C
The article describes Chinese warming devices using plain wicker baskets with charcoal warmers inside. The charcoal, mixed with a chemical to release oxygen, burns continuously to radiate heat for hours even when sealed in the container.
A historical note describes Bates' Improved Antiseptic Liniment and mentions its application for animals, including horses and cattle, as a remedy for wounds and skin conditions. It highlights claimed efficacy and directions for use.
A convention of the Texas United Baptist Association will be held at Fort Worth's First Baptist Church beginning Thursday, March eight, and closing Sunday. The report highlights a seven day a week Sunday School, 3,300 pupils, and 5,000 attending the sermon led by Dr J Krank Norris, with 48 new converts joining the church and many adults uniting from other congregations.
A brief notice announces short term notes discounted by Fannin County Realty Company at Spivy's Store, outlining terms for local investors and customers.
Advert says Standard Battery Co offers top value with a strong guarantee. Batteries are made locally, claimed to be affordable for the climate, with commissions paid to sellers and emphasis on first class quality.
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An advertisement from MODEL STEAM BAKERY run by W. J. Nold promotes quality and price with bread and sandwiches. It mentions Frankfort Wenn and brick cheese and lists various items such as Premium, Bacon, and Permint. Ivan Roberts is noted among the names.
An ad invites readers to visit the French American Beauty Parlor at 608 for medicated shampoos to stop hair loss and offer full body grooming. It promises improved appearance and vitality with salon services from 9 to 6:30 and is signed by Nancy. It also mentions Do Bytes' Improved Antiseptic Liniment for men and others.
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