Bonham Daily Favorite Publication Details
The Bonham Daily Favorite, published daily except Sundays, is produced by Favorite Printing CQ with H. A. McDougal as publisher and Ashley Evans as editor.
07 May 1936
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1936
Page
1
The Bonham Daily Favorite, published daily except Sundays, is produced by Favorite Printing CQ with H. A. McDougal as publisher and Ashley Evans as editor.
The Dallas News state editorial rebuts criticism of a nude group statue meant to honor Texas pioneers. It argues the piece shows frontier poverty and strength, not indecency, and defends the campus memorial as a tribute to a muscular yet thoughtful frontier people and their era. The column notes opponents call the Denton college a girls’ school and urge reconsideration.
Fragmented lines from Texas papers mention quotes on the Whit Man Border and art, reflections on aging, optimism and pessimism, and a stray note on baseball pitching curves. The jumble hints at varied topics without a single clear event or人物 to anchor.
A fragmented OCR fragment shows stray phrases about humor and a scene with a man, a wife, and a collar button. The text mentions a pawn and a bewildered reaction, suggesting a light or comic anecdote with unclear context.
Advertisement seeks a man to handle a Rawleigh route serving 800 families in Memphis Tennessee. Contact details reference department TNE-67-SA with a mail or call line in the 69-M format.
A compact excerpt of Thomas Gray depicts the golden dawn awakening spring. The verse describes April’s approach, dew-bright wings, perfumed air, and the skylark’s high, trembling song as new life stirs and birds return from winter.
Gardners often buy more seed than needed for a cutting garden. Excess seed should be sown in rows where any flower can be planted, ensuring a colorful display. The remainder of the text includes a garbled local notice about a moving incident in Dallas Massachusetts and a nostalgic parenting message from Bonham Texas.
The Colorado Springs Farm News warns against boasting of tomorrow. The Pittsburgh Gazette notes Yvonne as the leading Dionne quintuplet and suggests extra vitamins could shift political dynamics among the sisters.
Box scores show Texas League games with Houston San Antonio Tulsa and Fort Worth among others plus American and National League results. Notable mentions include Chicago over Boston 7 4 and New York 5 Cincinnati 3 while Southern Association saw Atlanta beat Birmingham 2 0 and Nashville idle.
Amid rain in Worcester and national chatter from the Worcester Gazette to the Indianapolis Sta. and Washington Evening Star, readers debate politics and big money as baseball season opens and Townsend probes stir empty seats.
An advertising copy touts Hanes Shorts with tight elastic and close fit for comfort. It encourages pairing with Hanes Shirts and highlights smooth chest wear, deep tail coverage, and no belt bunching. Distributed by P. H. Hanes Knitting Co. Winston Salem NC.
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