Wonham Daily Favorite Change of Address Notice
Instructs readers to record a change of address for Wonham Daily Favorite, naming the old address and the new one to prevent delays in updating mail.
23 Nov 1936
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1936
Page
1
Instructs readers to record a change of address for Wonham Daily Favorite, naming the old address and the new one to prevent delays in updating mail.
The Dallas Journal argues that lay pews must engage in religious work alongside ministers. It notes waning church interest, empty pews, and a preference for entertainment over edification, urging sermons that inspire action to fill benches.
The piece argues Texas can enforce pistol sale laws without federal intervention and warns against federal overreach. It bemoans state inertia and asserts Texas must fulfill its duties to retain rights, criticizing calls for federal enforcement. It also notes Mexican land reform and Hearst holdings as related topics.
Essay argues war persists as a fighting instinct but soldiers often show humanity by fraternizing with enemies. It cites a Cincinnati dispatch about German and American soldiers sharing cigars and games after a night raid near the front lines. Also compares Civil War era battles along the Rappahannock and the Wilderness to the enduring impulse behind conflict.
A fragment discusses whether war is a myth and argues that men would be friends and make music instead of fighting if allowed, noting the impulse for war does not come from the ordinary human heart.
A brief quote reflecting inner worth over material wealth. The line emphasizes that true royalty lies in inner contentment rather than diamonds or Indian stones. It presents a universal message about dignity and personal fulfillment.
A jumble of religious quotes and fragmented lines explores memory, writing, and the soul. It weaves Hosea 10 12 with musings on deeds and lasting impact, ending with garbled trial notes about farm operators.
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