26 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1921
Page
1
A religious editorial argues the Lord's Day proves Christ's resurrection, comparing weekly observance to Washington's birth and Easter. It asserts two millennia of worship on Sunday, the first day of the week, as proof of Jesus' rising and living forever.
Announcement asks readers to report erroneous reflections and provides instructions for changing the paper's mailing address including old and new locations. It notes the paper is entered at Bonham Texas post office as third class mail.
A reflective meditation on the resurrection as the central proof of Jesus’s divinity and the Christian gospel. The essay argues that without the risen Christ, faith collapses, and history and witness support the core claims of Christianity amid broader commentary on society and morality.
In a rural scene a neighbor presents cigars for a birthday, sparking complaints about a meddling community, a cow repurposing washed clothes, and a string of comic misfortunes. Talks of royal cigars, mistaken pride, accidental injuries, and humorous disputes reveal small town tensions and neighbors’ antics.
A division of citizens with conflicting interests press the congressman to follow opposing courses. With no clear consensus, he must rely on his own judgment, despite its questioned quality.
A brief home scene shows a man and his wife exchanging lines about a faint inner voice. The exchange hints at differing perceptions of intuition within a quiet domestic setting.
A bakery ad promotes Nold’s Big Dandy Bread emphasizing quality, quantity, and price. It lists model steam bakery items including Twift Premium Ham, Premium Frankfort Weins, brick cheese, Swift Premium Bacon, Elkhorn Persimints Hamburgers, and Eye Sandwiches with contact by IVAN ROBERTS at 61.
The Sunday School program lists a 9 39 start with song prayer lesson The Living Christ then classes 15 minutes followed by a trombone solo talk on the lesson a solo Edward Grant junior department numbers a duet saxophone and clarinet primary department numbers and the secretary's report a song.
An old newspaper style advertorial urged readers to stop using harsh soaps on hair and to call 602 for medicated shampoos. It promotes hair health and beauty services with claims of curing bunions and skin care, promising daily shine from 8 to 6 30 and signing off as Nancy with phone 603 Fs A BP.
The Bonham article praises local industry and argues for more factories to stabilize the economy. It highlights the Texas & Pacific payroll, a cotton mill, Catron Manufacturing Co and Bonham Candy Co as engines of local prosperity while noting the Clarksville Chamber of Commerce formation and community efforts.
An old advertisement touts Wall's Catarrh Medicine promising cure for catarrh with constitutional treatment. It claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces and restore strength, offering a $1000 guarantee and free samples. Toledo Ohio distributors are listed.
Riverby boys defeated Tyan 2 to 0 at Riverby on March 18. Riverby girls beat High Prairie 10 to 8 the same afternoon, extending their season winning streak. W. J. Butler, Superintendent of Riverly School.
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