03 Sep 1929
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1929
Page
1
The clipping shows the daily production by Sullivan County newspaper with publisher H A McDougal editor Ashley Evans and business manager Chas R Inglish. It reflects a traditional print team listing from the small town press.
The notice states that erroneous reflections about any firm individual or corporation will be promptly corrected upon notification. It lists payment options for delivery by city carrier or mail and emphasizes public accountability and correction of statements.
A devotional note quotes Philippians 4 19 about God supplying needs and invokes R L Stevenson to urge performing daily duties with humor and kindness as the day returns.
A poetic fragment speaks of longing and hopeful fate as distant hearts may answer a whispered prayer. It suggests that someone waits for love in loneliness while faith implies God makes all things well and that love may come around the corner. Stand by for a hopeful turn.
Coris Harris argues that paternal discipline and reverence for parents are fading in American homes as experimentation in education promotes child independence. She contends many parents cede authority to nurture individuality, resulting in rebellious youths lacking self control and respect for elders.
A critique of modern youth cynicism and disrespect for laws argues the root is poor parental rearing. It warns that without self control obedience and reverence society suffers through crowded courts and strained finances. It cites past generations whose homes combined faith and discipline to resist contemporary decline.
A collage of quips on driving and travel notes a traffic cop and motorist dialogue and a musing on planning an auto tour. The column blends light humor with reflections on road trips and roadside observations.
A columnist muses on the lifelong debt children owe to their parents, a debt not financial but measured in gratitude, sacrifice, and kindness. From birth the obligation grows, shaping adulthood, until one seeks to balance life by giving back with interest.
A fragmentary column notes odd quotes about Hoover’s poverty stance and a pun on pre war stuff. It also mentions Parenthood sensing a child’s cry for cause or effect and a remark from the Dallas News about recognizing sound in offspring.
A Wolfe City Sun snippet quotes a leading wet propagandist saying people are not obligated to obey the law and contrasts dry and wet citizens. The item notes Ronald Niagara bonus broadcasts and hints at a microphone in Congress. It also references endurance flights, a Dallas Journal line, and a plan by fruit growers to form a fifty million dollar organization to aid their business with a consumer delay.
A satirical note from Detroit News and Judge comments on the publicity chase of long endurance flights. The gag highlights media focus and a quirky quiz about removing a wrapper from a rolled magazine without damage.
The young son of Prince and Princess of Connaught learns the national anthem and, while at Bagshot, mistakes Lord George for the King. His nurse points out the King with the Duke of Connaught, sparking the amusing exchange about royalty.
A fragment shows Curious Little John peering into rafters on a sloping porch. The text ends mid thought with a question about what he sees or finds there.
An agronomist notes millions of dollars in planting seed are lost when cotton seed mixes with poor quality seed at gins. He urges planting pure seed varieties and delaying ginning to allow cleaning. Texarkana prepares for the opening of its municipal airport on Sept. 2.
A light exchange unfolds as a bride asks about salt price and freshness with a grocer replying ten cents a bag. The conversation shifts to travel chatter with a remark about seeing the country and a joke about John crawling under billboards during the auto trip.
The remodeled home of Mrs. It Anthony on North Center street will soon reach the stage where planned improvements become evident. When finished the house will be a notable addition to that part of the city.
Canadian government enlists Indigenous communities in British Columbia villages to aid in restoring historic totem poles and preserving them as national monuments. Australia shows high appetite for films, ranking just behind the United States in popularity. Potash and related minerals valued at about twelve hundred billion dollars are noted among key agricultural and industrial resources.
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