15 Sep 1938
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
1
A Dallas woman crippled by infantile paralysis since seven months old bears a son and runs a business while often in hospital. She credits her husband with unwavering support cooking and managing the home, saying his care and cheer helped her endure. They reflect on how many strong men would marry a girl on crutches.
The Sulphur Springs News Telegram reports Beaumont delegates debate an $80 monthly old age pension for those 65 and over. The piece notes Texas Democrats seek independent thinking and criticize a strict Roosevelt era purge, while comparing party dynamics across states.
The fragment discusses anti-poll tax sentiment connected to Other Pens O'Daniel and mentions White House reactions and President Roosevelt's stance on taxes. It hints at political privilege and governance, with garbled wording obscuring specifics about candidates or offices.
A St Louis Globe-Democrat analysis praises tolerance as friendly respect for others beliefs, linking it to democracy and freedom of expression. The piece notes Americans show less tolerant attitudes and cites W A Harriman’s call in New York for cross group cooperation as essential to recovery programs.
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Homer Price argues the WPA PWA and AAA are becoming permanent features of the New Deal. He cites rising relief rolls and government costs, warns taxpayers face ongoing taxes, and urges readers to reconsider the administration's long term plans and the direction of policy.
A reflective piece contrasts a crippled, suffering woman making her own way with those who rely on government relief. It extols a husband who tends to his wife during illness and argues true happiness lies in such home life rather than in places like Reno or Hollywood.
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