10 Nov 1932
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
1
The passage notes a calm end to a bitter campaign as President Hoover congratulates Franklin D. Roosevelt and vows to aid in the common purpose. Roosevelt responds with sincere thanks, both shows described as genuine rather than mere formality.
An essay recalls the fourteenth Armistice Day anniversary and the worldwide joy at peace, questioning if today’s mood honors peace or boosts preparedness. It contrasts sentimental nostalgic songs with the modern jazz era, urging reflection on enduring peace values.
A Boston Transcript item notes a comic notice posted in a suburb to deter foot traffic across a lawn. The sign reads Please keep off the grass while playfully asking Who me Yes, too, reflecting local humor and cautious sentiment about trespass.
An aging Shakespearean actor performed tragic readings at a music hall but drew a mixed reaction from the audience. A kindly Cockney comedian advised him not to mind the crowd as he left, joking about his reception and a brief, humorous exchange.
Fragmentary text discusses poultry health and coccidiosis in flocks. It mentions testing, symptoms from ether or after death, and references to chickens and evidence in scrapings. The readable parts suggest concerns about disease spread and conditions affecting birds.
Members of the legal fraternity push to eliminate unethical practices amid public scrutiny. The American Bar Association and local associations lead purges of those who tarnish the profession, aiming to restore trust and integrity.
The article notes the 120 electoral votes milestone in the presidential race with regions listed and figures for Roosevelt and Hoover. It also promotes a veterans show titled Crushing Torn starring an all- local cast at Bonham High School Auditorium on November 17, urging early ticket purchases.
Rio de Janeiro sees a 10600 worker parade celebrating a new eight hour workday law. The scene reflects public support for shorter hours amid broader economic strains and looming armament spending debates.
A humorous column pokes at gender roles noting home life liberties for men and women. It riffs on domestic quirks and stereotypes while tossing in a flippant aside about England's sea level and swimmers crossing the channel.
Readable list of used cars with prices: 1931 Chevrolet coach 385, 1929 Chevrolet coach 175, 1928 Chevrolet coach 140, Chevrolet tour model A coupe 85, model A spare coupe 175, model A truck 125, model T tour 25. Cars ready to go and priced right.
Ashley Evans edits the Banham Daily Fanorite in a Sunday issue published by Favorite Printing Co. H. A. MacDouglas serves as publisher with Chas. R. Inglish as business manager.
Public notice states any erroneous reflection on a firm individual or corporation will be corrected promptly upon notification to the publishers. The statement frames a commitment to accuracy and redress in printed notices.
The listing shows monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual rates for subscriptions. City Carrier options include 1 month 50c, 3 months 1.50, 6 months 2.15, and 1 year 5.00. Mail options list 1 month 50c, 8 months 1.26, and 1 year 3.00.
A notice states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use dispatches credited to AP or not credited in the paper and to publish the focal news contained herein. The policy outlines distribution and attribution terms for AP content within the publication.
Public notices state that events with admission or monetary consideration incur a fee per line. Obituaries resolutions of respect and cards of thanks also incur charges. The notice is entered at the Bonham Texas post office as second class matter.
A Bible quotation urges readers to focus on truth virtue and praise. It lists qualities such as honesty justice purity and goodness and calls believers to think on these things as a moral reminder.
A fragmented poem reflecting on national identity and flags, patriotic loyalty, and the shared human longing beyond borders. The piece speaks of comradeship, devotion, and a desire for peace across lands and tongues, with imagery of blood-stained halls and distant lovers.
The reading editors favor a nonpartisan spirit and united effort to solve great issues. Victory should temper pride and inspire responsibility, with Democrats charged to perform duties and seek peace as a heroic ideal. Armistice Day is marked to celebrate peace and reflect on national conduct.
From Other Pens The Bonham Favorite notes Samuel Insull, now in Greece to escape US wrath, has developed heart trouble and may not endure jail confinement. It calls him a man who did nothing for the people who trusted him and dismisses his claims as insincere.
The Tarrant County Bar Association revises rules to curb abuses and raise public trust. A new free legal clinic will allow needy citizens to obtain legal advice without payment, with members donating half a day when needed. An educational committee will inform the public about lawyers duties and responsibilities.
A collage of quotes from Texas papers commenting on public policy, civic duty and political figures. It notes common grievances about law, privacy and corruption while listing remarks from Clerksville Times Carsicana Sun Sherman Democrat Star-Telegram Ft Worth Star Telegram Dallas News.
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