13 May 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1921
Page
1
The notice lists subscription options by city carrier and mail for 1 month to 1 year with various rates. It requests correct change of address information to avoid delays and notes that notices of events with admission fees and obituaries or cards of thanks are charged at one cent per word, with cash accompanying orders.
Notice to the public states that any erroneous reflection upon the character or reputation of any firm or individual will be corrected after being brought to the publishers’ attention Entered at the post office at Bonham Texas as second class matter for mailing validity
The poem notes how even mild pleasant days trigger a stronger than usual urge for spring activities. It contrasts soft winds and warmth with an intensified, almost pathological, seasonal craving.
A British MP donated his sum of 150000 dollars in value to provide homes for the homeless, converting a former barn into his residence for himself and wife. He funds his shops on a profit sharing basis, giving workers more as profits rise. The gesture aims to deter revolution by showing wealthy duties to society.
The article highlights a key action or policy credited with averting a looming crisis for the British empire. It emphasizes the role of a decisive decision, leadership, or strategic move that stabilized affairs and preserved imperial stability.
A columnist argues that happiness in childhood comes from harmony and understanding at home rather than material wealth. It suggests that parents should nurture sympathy for a child's ambitions and failures to build lasting happiness, noting that lacking childhood happiness can affect later life.
Politicians argue that the urge to seek office grows stronger than social stigma. One adviser urges authenticity with guidance to be yourself and move forward, framing candidacy as a natural step in political life.
Lima Bean asserts humiliation could heal or toughen the German spirit, while she admits the prospect of achieving greatness would terrify her.
A serialized column recounts Bonham and regional past with notes on journalism, curfews, and local characters. It cites Sherwood Spotts, Ashley Evans, Jim Lowry, and others while touching on Alabama De Soto legacy and town legends. It mentions a Tell the Truth Day in Honey Grove and a fortune teller in Bonham.
An unclear OCR passage describes a courier as a messenger whose main duty is cooperation. A boy and girl listen as the rider recounts his tale about a request and a secret control tied to an owner.
Tonight the Board of Trade will convene at seven thirty to discuss two important matters as listed. The meeting is expected to proceed efficiently and conclude promptly.
The readable fragment reflects a dialogue on working together and contrasts Watch sales with watchmaking. It mentions Furnishings and a line about cooperation, ending with a quip about selling watches versus makers. The garbled text hints at a speech or interview style piece with scattered names and items.
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