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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1925
Page
3
The Bonham paper notes tension over Teapot Dome and Saghalien Island leases. It cites the Japanese ambassador on war fears and reflects on Senator Clark's large estate disposal. It argues public sentiment shapes punishment for violent crimes and property crimes alike.
Humble yourselves and pray seek my face and turn from wicked ways then I will hear from heaven and forgive their sin and will heal their land from 2 Chronicles 7 14. Reflects a devotional urging personal repentance and divine healing for the nation.
A Dallas News Texas dispatch reports Gov Ferguson issued roughly 350 pardons and paroles in six years, averaging five daily. Critics warn ongoing blanket clemency risks justice, while supporters cite relief for families and reform. The note mentions related cases and broader legal concerns.
A fragment from The Times mocks aging editors and clever ideas about intelligence and glasses. It notes a joke about wearing glasses as a sign of intellect, references cabbage and kraut, and briefly mentions a Bonham newspaper piece and a Delton jury sentence for forgery.
A 1995 letter questions proposed charter changes set for April 1, arguing Section 16 would lower the Mayor’s minimum pay to fifty dollars a month and grant the City Council control of salaries for city staff. It criticizes Section 20 for potentially broadening candidate selection and urges voters to consider the implications of the amendments.
Uncle Lucky alerts Policeman Dog after Little Jack Rabbit leaves for the Old Bramble Patch and does not return. Lady Love and Mouse Mousie frantically seek help as the search begins, promising readers the next story will reveal what happens.
Irvin S. Cobb parodies a seance with a trance medium and a curious audience. A boy communicates with his late father asking for guidance as the cabinet sounds rise and the medium’s husband questions who will speak next.
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A weary printer dreams of Morpheus revealing a hellish subscription debt fate. Satan describes red-hot chains and torturous devices for nonpaying readers, promising a grim afterlife for those who avoid payments. The printer awakes doubting the vision yet haunted by the fate of nonpaying subscribers.
The Household Refrigeration Bureau of the National Association of Ice Industries explains how to store foods to cut expenses. It notes the ice chamber should not be used for regular food and maps the coldest and warmest spots in an overhead ice type unit. Delicate items belong under the ice chamber while cooked meats go to the bottom shelf in proper containers.
A local column argues for two amendments to the charter to allow any resident to be a mayoral candidate and praises the council for endorsing them. The writer, SOS. Py STEGER, asserts no candidacy and urges adoption, while Spivy & Co advertise shoe values noting broad county interest.
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