19 May 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
1
A fragmented page fragment includes subscription rates and a postal notice for Bonham Texas, plus a long unsigned editorial advocating states rights, local self government, and federal restraint. It references Galveston unrest, Governor Hobby and Neff, President Harding, and international issues with Poland and Silesia. The piece blends civic notices with opinion on national policy and rural life.
A garbled dialogue depicts Provocation 66 accusing Kersmith of being a poor treocheer and repeatedly insulted, with scattered references to by laws, etiquette, and personal remarks. The excerpt presents a chaotic exchange and rumors about behavior and character.
Fragmented tale traces Arkansas geography and tribal ties along the Mississippi border. It references Indian tithe, explorers, and military figures in a jumbled narrative about colonial and state development. The text includes garbled phrases and uncertain names, hinting at historical context but lacking coherence.
A discussion argues that states have surrendered rights to the national government due to inefficiency and hesitation. It cites Kentucky and West Virginia appealing for federal troops over local miner conflicts, urging stronger state action and law enforcement to defend citizens’ rights. The piece condemns state timidity and warns further losses of authority if duties are neglected.
A humorous line notes that anatomy claims four times as many muscles are used to frown as to smile, suggesting frowning is more tiring and tiresome.
The record notes Atrstam’s movement to Cangun and a war journey through Jagd ending at AMlamze in Lebrun where an altar to the Lord was built. It mentions a surviving tree marked by Christian symbolism and a 194 region reportedly cleared of trees by Turks, attributed to religious protection.
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Fragmentary text mentions Lydia Pineham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts with garbled lines. Likely a misread advertisement or notice related to medical supplier. No clear event, date, or names beyond the company and location.
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