16 May 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1921
Page
1
The notice lists advance and mail subscription options by city carrier and mail including month and year terms. It includes a change of address instruction to provide old and new addresses and notes an admissions fee rate for notices and obituaries. It warns to send cash with orders and mentions corrections for erroneous reflections. It ends with a 1914 wartime reflection on U S stance and Senate wisdom.
The article argues for better treatment of teachers as valuable town assets and to improve their welfare. It contrasts Puritan forefathers with modern Europe, urging appreciation of education workers and criticizes superficial moralism and blue laws while noting economic anxieties and social habits.
A vintage-style line asserts workers face heavy pressures from countless bureaus clerks managers and unions making it hard to earn a living for themselves and their families.
The author mocks the view of overlong workdays and sermons while praising endurance for ball games and golf. He notes gas and automobiles fell in price, and suggests people can manage with fewer clothes or groceries but not without cars. He ends with a call to cheerful acceptance and cheaper rides.
A fragment notes hope that Mexico will be alarmed by outlawry in West Virginia corn fields and may intervene in the name of humanity. The sentence hints at international concern and potential action without detailing events or actors.
Bonham locals report relief from kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills. L L Grimes of Bonham claims severe backache and disordered kidneys improved after two boxes, purchased at a local store, with price noted as 60 cents per box.
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