Bible Quote Seeks Eternal Things
A devotional line quotes 2 Corinthians urging focus on unseen, eternal truths rather than transient, visible matters. The fragment emphasizes spiritual over worldly concerns.
30 Nov 1932
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1932
Page
1
A devotional line quotes 2 Corinthians urging focus on unseen, eternal truths rather than transient, visible matters. The fragment emphasizes spiritual over worldly concerns.
A fragmented reflection on humanity facing eternity and the limits of mankind. The speaker notes that vast cosmic order and natural forces remain unaltered by human action or tears. The passage credits Fitzhugh Minnigerede in the New York Times and contemplates small, mortal deeds against immense universal laws.
The piece frames Howard C. Miller of Inoxville Tenn seeking clarity on inflation and deflation amid conflicting views from economists and bankers while Corsicana’s city commission unanimously approves a loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to fund power, light, and gas plants for municipal service and potential savings.
A reader outlines confusion over money as a circulating medium and asks for a clear explanation. The piece notes economists, financiers, and politicians disagree, while major cities boast easy loans to speculators but not to small factory or new business financing. It suggests politicians may push liquor policy as a quick fix.
Maury Hughes calls a State Executive Committee meeting in Austin to draft a legislative plan. The proposal would empower the party bosses to expel or replace county representatives and dictate loyalty to party leaders, undermining individual independence and pushing a straight party vote.
A Texas column argues public utility rate hikes prompt municipal ownership talk in Corsicana. It notes labor groups push for shorter work weeks while opposing liquor interests, and comments that major labor leaders miss the practical overlap between organized labor and liquor profiteering.
A critic argues that half the effort and money spent to restore liquor and beer should instead relieve hunger and provide clothing. The speaker complains that would be leaders focus on brewers distillers and bar keepers while the hungry cry for charity and the unemployed seek work.
The Favorite Jeams reports the serious illness of James H. Lowry of Ticney Grove with today’s condition more promising. The editor who made the Honey pate Signal famous over a XAS gains warm support from many county friends and admirers.
A prominent plantation owner bans liquor for tenants and laborers while drinking himself. He argues he can indulge if he wishes but cannot let workers drink, as drunkenness would ruin both the tenant and his own livelihood on the farm.
The passage notes a strange amnesia among many people who forget monthly accounts due around the first, yet remember precisely the amount owed to us. It highlights a curious contrast between forgotten debts and the clear memory of what others owe.
The statement notes the 1980 value of American fishermen catch at 1.09385 billion dollars and adds that this figure excludes additional catches not counted in the report.
A newspaper writer notes there may be forty thousand poets in the United States while six million people claim to be poets. The remark underscores a perceived gap between self styled poets and actual poetic output.
If believing a thing made it true, we'd try awfully hard to believe that we are so rich that we can afford to wear old clothes without losing caste.
Moved by M other Price urges unity across beliefs while praising mothers devotion sacrifice and love. She argues all days should honor mothers and shares simple acts like giving carnations to bright en their hair. For those with mothers passed on she asks to live righteously and bring joy in heaven.
Texas prison chief Lee Simmons, praised for building an efficient system with minimal prisoner hardship, addresses the Texas Teachers Association in Fort Worth. He argues parental and home life remain the crucial core of character building, even with PTA, Camp Fire, Scouts, and YMCA programs assisting.
Modern days see parents letting organizations handle child upbringing, but such bodies were only supplementary. The author argues the home should form a child’s sense of right and wrong and that parents must support and engage with these groups, not abandon duties to reduce the penal population.
The gossipy clippings mix humor about postal receipts in decline with quips about wartime thrift and aging. Einstein’s time, berets, self same labor division, and American settlers are cited in a mosaic of light satire from Boston Herald and London papers.
A collage of light anecdotes and quips from early 20th century pages. Jokes about education justice, mistaken spouses, and military leave mix with moral proverbs and brief humor pieces from periodical sections.
The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot asks whether last year's drop in truck related deaths indicates greater caution or a broader shift in behavior, exploring causes and implications for road safety.
A pert paragraph notes that no one has bought a share from a mall order house. Old Dee Benes adds that no little snavers have been sold that way. Ernest Parker reports in Sherman Democrat.
Two 14 year old boys on a partridge hunt in Quebec heard a thrashing in the forest and fired with 22 caliber rifles. Four large moose charged, two fell to their shots, the others fled. Each of the six hundred seventy pound moose was reportedly killed.
Clarksville Times reports many men awaiting large government posts will settle for notary public roles. The plan allows remaining applicants to be sworn as deputy notaries to fill vacancies.
Truthful Thomas admits debt does not scare him but he dreads the monthly flow of bill collectors. The remarks appear in a light, wry tone characteristic of the Mnera Wels Index column.
Bronchial troubles may lead to serious illness. Creomulsion, a new emulsified creosote remedy, claims twofold action by soothing inflamed membranes and inhibiting germ growth. It targets persistent coughs bronchitis and related respiratory ailments with a money back guarantee if relief isn’t seen when used as directed.
A reminiscence notes that Edison era labs celebrated the talking machine, but hints that many husbands claim the invention predates Edison in the Garden of Eden, per the Denison Herald.
The Sherman Democrat remarks that in every contest the winners consider the defeated as worthy losers. This paraphrase captures a reflective stance on sports rivalry and sportsmanship without naming individuals or events.
The Dallas News laments that our big financiers crowd into taverns to scrounge funds for the National Treasury, implying financial strain and public concern over national wealth and fiscal policy.
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