24 May 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1921
Page
1
The notice lists subscription prices for City Carrier and Mail plans, changes of address, and a one cent per word rate for notices and obituaries. It also includes editorial remarks on disarmament week, oil interests, and foreign policy, all sounding like a local newspaper column.
Two South Carolina editors trade taunts calling each other pole cat as a windy distance debate unfolds and each side defends their stance, with neither able to judge the other’s claims due to the long gap and unfavorable wind direction.
Four women from Chicago were sentenced by a police judge to attend church every Sunday for a year. The column mixes sharply with other scattered items noting police actions, international remarks, and assorted humorous or editorial quips about current events.
The Secretary of the Treasury adopts the Palmer plan allowing physicians to prescribe beer for medicine and whiskey for physical issues in limited quantities. Mellon reportedly holds a large surplus of liquor and may profit from selling part of his overstock under the new ruling.
The six ty first general assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church resumed in St. Louis with most next year’s program to be set by Thursday. About 100 overtures sought limits on women's participation. debate included possible barring of women from activities and speaking at assemblies. The assembly discussed a large budget, missions, and cooperation with other church branches, with Indians Mexicans and Negroes cited among participants.
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