06 Nov 1934
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1934
Page
1
The edition notes a general call for corrections to any erroneous items affecting the character or reputation of firms or individuals. Readers are invited to contact the publishers to rectify mistakes as needed.
Memorandum from the Associated Press outlines rights and charges for notices and entertainment listings. It notes payment by line for events, resolutions, and thank you cards, and provides instructions for changing delivery addresses to avoid delays.
Dr. M Law president of the American Bankers Association urges a return to thrift hard work integrity and living within means. He criticizes overreliance on government and warns of changing democratic spirit while sharing a story of a man who found contentment in frugal living.
The article contrasts Texas voters anxious over liquor option contests with national figures. It notes President Roosevelt backing Senator Copeland for reelection and critiques tax limitation opponents who favor principle but resist practice. It cites Texas tax growth from $2 to $22 per capita since 1919.
A series of quirky quotes from major papers notes playful takes on sports ball types golf and general trends. It mentions a floating island dream replacing dessert sprinkles and a restaurant cabbage dish mandate. A Punch item questions a 10 horsepower car buy’s employment impact.
A collection of humorous snippets and quips from a 19th century humor page. Jests about friendships, love, and daily life mix with brief verse, limericks, and a rail of cartoons noting trains and travel speeds.
Psalm 1 5 quotes the Lord knowing the path of the righteous while the wicked perish. This brief quotation reflects a contrast between divine judgment and blessed living.
A mix of verse praising liberty and nationhood from Frederick L. Hosmer appears alongside a quip about aging and a joke: a questioner is told he is 38, and a cousin’s 19 is cited. The column ends noting coffee charges won’t resume without a second cup.
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