28 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1921
Page
1
The notice lists advance and mail subscription prices for 1 month through 1 year, then outlines a one cent per word charge for notices of entertainments dinners and other benefits with admission fees, plus corrections policy and change of address instructions. It also states Bonham Texas post office entry as second class mail matter.
A 1921 era facet discusses free speech at home among developers turning into a contest of last word. It comments on prohibition, conscientious objectors, and the idea that peace requires effort and struggle. It uses aphorisms to critique public virtue and personal conduct.
The piece questions the value of criticizing neighbors and friends and urges lifting up a fallen person. It reflects on civic virtue and the harm of dwelling on others flaws, contrasting congealed gossip with constructive help. The Bonham Favorite editor is referenced in relation to advice.
Denton Record Chronicle editor argues readers outsiders and critics offer useful input if treated with judgment. Honey Grove Signal notes wartime conservatism cuts garment tags and pins, questioning who benefits from savings. The piece reflects on newsroom humility after 28 years in the business.
A collage of humorous clippings discusses vamping as a popular fad, jury tones, and the notion of experience teaching, then shifts to a Honey Grove post office death where a visitor from Benham collapses in Wanham, leading to local city notes from Clarksville and Bonham papers.
The ad lists various grocery items and bulk prices including coffee beans white Swan Coat of Arms coffee sugar lard beans soap and bacon. It emphasizes cash sales and lower prices with several price points and bag sizes. The line ends with a coded or clipped price text Bone 587.
A night retreat follows a grand party hosted by Master Thoughtfulness. The boy and girl plan to consult Madame False Vanity to learn fortunes and gauge their vanity, while Mrs. Thoughtfulness remarks on appearances and prepares for a morning visit and a tale-tale quest.
A tribute column laments judging the living harshly while honoring the departed. It urges readers to seek more kindness and mercy, citing a recent obituary as a prompt to reevaluate how we view others. The piece closes with a note from Garis' Companion.
We replenish stock with the newest jewelry designs and invite you to view the season s novelties. Remount your diamond in new pierced ring mountings to make the stone appear larger and more appealing. Prices will please you.
Public notice from Bonham Texas dated March 7 1921 states that the annual stockholders meeting for The Denison Bonham and New Orleans Railroad Company will be held April 6 1921 at 2 PM at the company office in Bonham Fansin County Texas to elect a nine member board and transact other business. The Newtson Bonham and New Orleans Railroad Company board meeting will follow immediately after the stockholders meeting at the same location.
The Scottish Rite Masons of Bonham held a Mystic banquet at the Masonic Hall with a set nine. The duty is mandatory for any Scottish Rite Mason who has received the 18th degree. Rev. Richard Merga led ceremonies as Maundy Thursday marks the day before Good Friday and honors washing of feet as commanded in the new commandment.
Saturday afternoon in town Miss Ray Randle entertained the Swastika Club of Bailey at West 6th Street. The prize offered drew contestants including Miriam Lilley and Gale Lilley. Attendees included Mrs. Virgil Clayton and others from Bailey and Beham.
A garbled text fragment appears to describe a conversation with unclear names and phrases. Readable parts mention a cake, two rounds, rules, and vague parental remarks. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge for a full news summary.
A regional vote approved a new antisepure Sanguient policy affecting humans and animals. Officials described the measure as a safeguard, outlining enforcement procedures and penalties for violations. Community leaders expressed mixed views during the public discussion period.
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