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04 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1936
Page
1
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The editorial reflects relief that the heated presidential campaign is over and asserts Roosevelt should lead for reforms. It critiques dirty tactics across parties, praises Jesse Jones, and notes anticipated economic improvement and a return to normal prosperity, with Thanksgiving near and a call for rugged individualism.
Homer Price discusses a young couple planning marriage and a hillside home. The wife imagines a small sunrise hill house where dawn and dusk glorify daily life, while Homer questions waking routines but credits the wife’s love of nature for inner happiness and home peace.
A collage of lines celebrating clouds, patchwork quilts, neighbors, and memory. It reflects affection for autumn Tennessee scenes, old songs, and a century old Seth Thomas clock, weaving themes of home, family, and the South.
A collage of notes from Texas papers mentions a plan by Liberty Tigers in tax protection, winter reminders of cold populations, and a Pittsburgh Gazette reference. It cites Texas heroes at the Alamo Goliad and San Jacinto and hints at a centennial celebration tied to an Apple dance. Beaumont Enterprise and Mexico News appear in the mix.
A set of garbled clippings describes a 16 year old reading a book while practicing piano, commentary on car dents, a chef making a two bit dish worth 460 dollars with carved radishes, and a puzzling note about marble baths at the national Capitol tied to patronage clean up.
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