09 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1935
Page
1
An editorial argues taxation pits Paul against Peter, praising Washington for seeking fair burdens and social uplift. It contends taxes are misused to fund the greedy and idle, while honest Paul bears the load to support those in need, and urges cooperative reform.
A column critiques proposed governor pardons for wet territory liquor law violators while noting equal offenses in dry areas. It jokes about civic logic, cites Dallas liquor dealer interests, and touches on muskox, cotton, a police chase, and political resignations.
A collage of quips and quotes from Texas papers noting political questions social reflections and media jabs. Notable lines touch constitutional amendments campaign dynamics public opinion and common wisdom across Greenville Corsicana Tyler Dallas Fort Worth and other cities.
A humorous dialogue from the Annapolis Log about a recruit claiming to have read Nansen and a sergeant sending him to snow shovelling. a home teacher asks for the definition of home and Willie replies with a playful answer about waiting for the family.
A garbled historical clipping presents scattered phrases about gasoline, reporters, authors, name changes, overtime work, and odd anecdotes. The text mixes quotes and captions with references to newspapers and society chatter, lacking coherent narrative or clear events.
Fragments describe a fox in blue-green junipers and grasses, with the wind and sun over a hill. The poem notes the beauty of a lean fox and the earth’s small sounds while reflecting on nature’s calm power. Also reports drought curtailing Cuba pineapple and grapefruit exports and a National Bureau of Standards device to measure self luminous durals brightness.
A reflective aphorism by John W. Chadwick on the unseen contributors who, through daily labor and kindness, aim to brighten the lives of others and improve the world we share.
A compact biblical excerpt from Isaiah 1:17 urges learning to do well seeking judgment and aiding the oppressed, with phrases addressing the judge orer the fatherless and pleading for the widow. The wording preserves the moral imperative in a historical religious context.
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