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06 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1935
Page
1
Patrons who take ads on 30 day contract are held responsible for the payment in full of the ads again 30 days. No reduction be made if the ad is removed before the 30 days is up.
The piece argues Ethiopia under Emperor Haile Selassie avoids major clashes with Italy, favoring guerrilla tactics and defensive positions while awaiting possible sanction effects and external support. It also comments on U.S. politics and public policy discourse surrounding the Roosevelt New Deal and other issues of the era.
A compilation of quips and opinions from several Texas papers includes Tim Meddlin on people and rationality, commentary on privacy and public interest, and political remarks about Governor Alfred and Austin legislators. It also notes a New York incident and Italian casualties in a distant context.
A fragmentary report notes Ethiopians slain while resisting conquest led by Benito. The terse item cites fighting and the sector remains unsettled with no further details available.
Bible quotation states I am the living bread which came down from heaven and that anyone who eats this bread shall have life forever. The verse adds that the bread represents my flesh given for the life of the world.
The Milwaukee edition reports General Evangeline Booth announcing the Salvation Army will continue its war on sin until 1937, stating this will not be a pushover as sin has many friends.
A lyrical scene depicts a vast plain beneath a morning sky. Mist rolls like a lake while azure waves burst with silver light. The speaker describes encircling forests, twilight lawns, glowing caves, and wind enchanted high mountains.
A line from Prometheus Unbound evokes dawn over icy spires and sunlit spray. The imagery paints the Atlantic with lamp like droplets scattered by wind, showcasing Shelley’s vivid verse.
Charles Luedke of the Riesel area suffered severe injuries when struck by an auto Saturday night fourteen miles southeast of Waco. His left leg was amputated at a local sanitarium. his right leg, head, and back injuries were reported.
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