31 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
1
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Noted public notice states errors will be corrected if brought to the publisher’s attention. It requests readers to provide both old and new addresses for paper delivery changes to avoid delay. Bonham Texan is entered as second class mail matter at the post office.
Philosophical exhortation attributed to Phillips Brooks urges constant striving beyond contentment. It argues that surroundings and daily tasks stay irrelevant to growth, urging readers to build toward larger deeds while avoiding arrogance or harming others.
In Collin County near McKinney excitement rises over a bed upheaval in Wa Creek attributed to a gas deposit. Local editors known in McKinney are not surprised by further gas activity in the area.
A Bonham woman quips that a husband is an animal who knows 50 cents buys less than a dollar of cigars yet believes 10 dollars of groceries should cost only 85. The remark reflects frugal humor aimed at spousal bargaining.
A reflective note on happiness contrasting engagement and divorce day. It questions why men linger at gatherings while women seek home and stability. The piece comments on social aims and personal fulfillment.
A speaker's brief toast during a banquet reportedly undermines a once celebrated figure, leaving attendees amazed as the short address shifts public perception from admiration to criticism. The incident underscores how concise remarks can reshape reputations.
A controversial remark suggesting women are inferior to men prompts debate about gender roles, with an editor proposing marriage as a test of permanence in inequality and prompting strong reactions from readers and peers.
A Clarksville man, once noted for two pairs of trousers with suspenders, is mentioned in a compressed air magazine reference. He recently remarried fifteen minutes after receiving a divorce from his first wife, a claim suggesting he favors rapid union.
A concise note urging perseverance as dusk falls and daylight saving ideas fade. It contrasts perseverance with a stubborn spirit, using a colloquial hip phrase to underscore readiness for challenges ahead.
The Denison Herald ridicules former VP Marshall for praising Denison as a sanctified resort and notes similar statements in Sherman Bunham. It contrasts with Harding possibly pardoning Debs and criticizes Dell as disloyal, urging no leniency.
Notice explains that the Classified Ads column is for selling buying renting lost found and other public notices. It promotes the section as beneficial and that advertising pays big dividends with FAVORITE PRINTING CO. credited.
In a midtown crowd a dog fight disrupts decorum and pride. A banker named Jankman bristles at the sight while others refuse to yield once polite speech fails. The narrator notes kind words rarely produce the expected results and ends with a request for stewed apricots.
A woman from Bingham, Maine, recovers a watch stolen four years earlier. Police traced the timepiece during a routine stop and returned it to the owner.
A stall philosopher muses on seasonal change asking if heat correlates with longer days. He notes the child’s question about whether shorter days might also affect warmth, presenting a playful, curious moment in a fair setting.
Fragmentary exchange remarks on budgeting advantages and forewarning. The text also references a Rubiseptic device and mentions animals in unclear context. Names or clear events are not established.
A springtime scene portrays prairie dogs, bears, squirrels, mice, and others waking from winter sleep. Animals speak of the sun, warmth, and the joy of exploration as Richardson Grove animals join in awakening across habitats. Mary Graham Pronner narrates the lively tale.
A playful exchange on how to punctuate a scrambled sentence ends with a reminder that proper punctuation clarifies meaning. The dad and child debate periods and dashes as they wrestle with confusing phrasing and stray letters.
Bates' improved antiseptic liniment is advertised for human use and for other animals. The product claims quick relief from wounds sprains and skin ailments and is pitched as a versatile remedy for households farms and stables.
Reports show temperatures ranging from 6 to 28 as residents note frost and cold. The chatter centers on how the chill impacts fruit crops and local hay piles, with several men debating frost damage and protection strategies.
The notice mentions a syrup mill for sale described as first class condition and references a number of timetable changes for various lines and routes. It lists agents H. Powe and M McGrady and notes schedule times from early morning to late evening, including several stops and service mentions for Ford Service Car Station.
Laden Texas March 2? Bonham High School lost to Laden Hirt School in a baseball game. Easter church event at Baptist church. school declamation tests and local spelling contests noted.
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