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Bonham Daily Favorite in Bonham, Texas
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1933
Page
1
April's Mirror on a Window Sill
A fragmentary verse notes two blades of scissors laid on a window sill reflecting sunlight into ornate designs. The poem evokes April’s beauty and suggests utility as a mirror for perfection in a hard age, mentioning Kate Randle Menefee and a tarped setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tare Hill
Kate Randle Menefee
Great Minds Disagree on 3 2 Beer Legalization
The Ft Worth Star Telegram editor defends legalizing 3.2 beer as healthful and non-intoxicating while deriding prohibitionist fans. It cites William Randolph Hearst’s telegram and attacks brewery influence and the idea of a beer baron tied to working men and fam ily harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potim
Hearst
Strange Tulsav
Star-Telegram
Deliberate Gas Bootlegging Draws Mixed Public Opinion
The Brownwood Bulletin argues that bootlegging untaxed gasoline is an offense against the state and society but notes modern readers view it differently. It contrasts gas bootlegging with liquor bootlegging, cites defenders of prohibition, and mentions Senator Copeland of New York as co author of a related bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood ‘Bulletin
United States
Congress
Copeland
New York
Hearst pushes liquor plan amid beer controversy
The passage debates Hearst advocating a repealed Eighteenth Amendment liquor plan while noting disagreements about beer as a healthful drink. It argues beer revenue versus social trouble, quoting local editorial stances and contrasting wet and dry positions on beer’s morality and economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Bread and meat shortages loom after overproduction era
The passage warns that a future bread and meat scarcity may follow a period of widespread overproduction of farm and factory goods as Mother Nature dictates, signaling a serious shift in supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveybody
Government Favoritism Questioned Over Job Programs
A reader laments that the father figures fear unemployment and accuses the government of bias in the president's reforestation and wartime job programs. The提 text hints at concerns about prioritizing certain groups for work.
Earnest Desire for Work and Minimal Wages
A statement notes that workers seeking employment will not complain when offered board lodging and a dollar a day. It observes thousands are currently employed for less than that amount and highlights the prevalence of low wages.
Weather blamed for poor business by Cincinnati man
A Cincinnati man credits the weather for poor business and offers relief that not all blame it on the absence of legal beer and wines, suggesting weather as the main factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Harvest Waiting Drives Cautious Grain Plan
The speaker argues against wasteful disposal of corn and wheat. They prefer to store harvests and avoid feeding grain to birds, noting grain would be used later regardless. The remark emphasizes prudence in handling surplus produce.
Two Days More Until Mareh Passes Says Reader
A brief quip counsels patience as the reader notes only two days remain before Mareh ends and suggests surviving Mareh implies endurance for any month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareh
Rain Ended as Farmer Sees Corn Planting at Stake
The remark hints at growing concern for rainfall affecting a farmer’s plans to plant corn. The speaker notes that for the farmer the rain is no longer humorous but a serious obstacle to spring planting.
We Are No Pessimists On Beer Hill Milk Diet
A short, reflective note contrasts pessimism with simple sustenance. It frames a man who drinks milk and feeds his family on bread and butter as the focal point of resilience amid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beer Hill
Fortune First? Rest of World Ahead in Wealth
A thoughtful line questions the idea of personal fortune amid global wealth. It suggests caution about pursuing riches while others already prosper and hints at inequities in economic growth.
Season opens on duck ranch venture
A season note hints it is an ideal time to begin a duck ranch venture. The comment references agricultural prospects and potential for poultry farming expansion without detailing participants or locations.
Crime doesnt pay Tyler Journal notes two bank robbery sentences
Two men were sentenced to the penitentiary by Smith county juries for robbing the Arp State Bank on Feb 11. One robber received a 25 year term with a gunshot injury that cost him an arm, while the other awaits a further sentence. The report praises swift justice and asserts crime does not pay, noting many Texas bank robbers end behind bars or die in the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith County
Arp State Bank
H Im
Texas
Tyler Journal
College riot over expulsions sparks chapel confrontation
An Iowa college faced a student riot after six peers were expelled for attending a private dance. At chapel, the president’s explanation was met with jeers and eggs as students walked out in protest, underscoring calls for discipline in maintaining order and rules within the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studnts
Tthat Chapel
Rebris
Denison Herald
The Day's Best From Texas Newspapers
A collage of editorials and quips from Texas papers including Greenville Banner St. Worth Star Telegram Dallas Times Herald Clarksville Times Pflugerville Press Groveton News. Topics range from Roosevelt job programs to beer repeal and economic measures with light political witticisms and regional commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Times Herald
American creditors debate deposits tax and legal quotes
The piece references a debate over guaranteeing bank deposits and paying losses with a tax. It mentions Jackson Miss Cuaron and a German income tax case involving Jauber who was arrested in a restaurant and pleaded about filling a form.
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Germany
de Jauber
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Punch
Worth a Smile Back It Up A Little City Boy Visit
A humorous exchange contrasts rural and city life with a Jersey cow joke and a license quip. A series of quirky lines features dialogue about wages raises and dating costs, while a dangerous incident leads a insurance adjuster to investigate a fatal accident as a Baltimore woman mourns.
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