29 Nov 1924
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1924
Page
1
Notice outlines subscription prices for Bible Thoughts and advertising rates. It includes advance payment options for carriers and mail, a correction policy for reflections on individuals or firms, and a reminder that notices charging admission are billed at one cent per word. It ends with the daily devotional verse from Psalm 99:5.
A sermonic column argues the judge of a man rests on what he does and says but measures Christ by who he is not by His deeds. It cites Jesus as Son of God and links belief to action, then notes Texas juries to crime penalties and a textbook law fight at the State Teachers Association led by Mr. Cannon of Lancaster.
The piece discusses reform or repeal of the Robertson law, Ferguson's changing stance influenced by his wife, La Follette and allies losing power, potential formation of a new party, a Zeppelin mail line between the US and Europe, Sunday letter rates, Boston's reaction to a Western Republican leader, Zinoviev letter forgery claims, and Ma's capacity to fill nine hundred applications with fifty positions to advance Texas governance.
The piece mocks gendered explanations and comments on common sense, fashion trends, and household routines. It notes women’s reactions to husbands criticizing hats and jokes about soap sales rising with bobbed hair.
A narrated portrait contrasts a neighbor with a limousine and luxury tires to the speaker's frugal van and self reliance. They share humanity and affection despite differences in wealth, health, and outlook, valuing simple trims, health, and songs over material comfort. The neighbor seeks dividends while the speaker thanks the Lord for lessons learned without excess.
A fragment reflects on rings and noses as symbols of vanity and a cautionary stance on overspending. It references a notion of a good time being spending beyond means and doing what one has no business. The text also alludes to a newspaper fake story about tin sheets 18x24 inches.
Will H. Evans advances a Bible study project through Sunday workers in Texas and beyond. The study on John Revelation attracts orders from Indiana Huntsville Cuzco Peru Miss Penn New Mexico Ohio Iowa West Virginia and other regions with Texas showing strong demand. Evans touts quality and his publishing house as the source of this popular effort.
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