14 Sep 1936
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1936
Page
1
The Bonham Daily Favorite lists advertising terms and corrections while including a garbled abroad update. It mentions J A Avenol's Rome visit stirring talk of Italy rejoining the League and reports on Spanish Civil War atrocities with uncertain corroboration.
Fragmentary discussion on who should propose in a social column. The piece seems to parrot gossip about gender roles and propriety, with scattered phrases about glamour and appearance.
Bonham editorial argues for placing the child labor amendment on the primary ballot to let voters decide. It notes the amendment has failed in Texas legislatures twelve years and cites ongoing pressure for federal constitutional change.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Theodore Roosevelt, New York politics, and a religious prayer in the Rockies. It cites candidates and a vision of perseverance, with literary lines about mountains and faith, reflecting a period newspaper voice.
The speaker claims Germany would enjoy plenty if it had access to Russia and Ukraine resources, while contrasting Germany’s order with Bolshevist Russia’s famine risks. He proclaims Providence favors strength and will, prompting reactions in France, Italy, and Russia as Stalin counters with Europe’s might.
The piece notes a record travel year with U.S. tourists spending over a billion dollars domestically and abroad. California tourist receipts reach 270 million while Maine, Virginia and New Mexico also profit. Texas shows strong gains. Despite unemployment, travel provides rest and renewed vigor for many Americans.
In a brief local column the dentist Dr. J. D. Thompson recalls meeting a member of Mr. Price's circle at a drug store. He notes the moment as a time for observation rather than commentary, referring to visible mosquito bites and a timeless adage about there being a time for everything.
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