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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1925
Page
11
A notice explains updating a paper’s address for the business manager Eliter Chas. b. Inglish and the need to include both old and new addresses to avoid delays. The item notes a paper charge of 31.59 dollars and a balance of 7.7 dollars.
A critique of how editors like William Allen White balance serious issues with popular crime and sex coverage. The piece argues leaders shape public virtue, but readers crave lighter fare, prompting editors to mix moral discourse with accessible news to retain audiences.
An article notes Boston debtors jailed for nonpayment and recounts the release of Dr Emily Clark, war worker decorated in the Near East and Siberia, who was freed when a stranger covered her bill. It references Senator Borah’s stance and ongoing French debt settlement.
Chicago report details Porter's withdrawal from the opium conference as the United States clashes over medical versus nonmedical uses. It notes global anti narcotic laws and vested interests shaping policy while highlighting the United States role in setting stricter production and distribution controls.
The notice promotes a local grocery and market claiming daily service and very reasonable prices. It urges customers to try the service for satisfaction and mentions accessibility and steady operation. The text is fragmented but centers on a convenient shopping experience and value.
A short religious snippet cites Proverbs 3 2 9 urging belief in divine guidance. The text highlights trusting the Lord with all heart and avoiding reliance on personal understanding.
The daughter of the late Senator Tabor of Denver, Ruth Tabor, lies in Chicago with the prospect that she will be buried in a potters field. Her tragedy is that her wealth failed to protect her in death as in life, leaving her to die a pauper after years of affluence.
The text reports Shapurji Saklatwala an Indian member of the British parliament and a noted anarchist being told he cannot land in the United States. It notes peers informed him and Kellogg denies any landing under all conditions. The account highlights the rare naming confusion with Saxlatvala.
A 27 year old Kansas City man reportedly refuses to quit his long service at Central Coal and Coal Company despite securing full pay for life. The note questions party affiliation and pension beliefs, while a sharp aside mentions Tabasco Mexico taxing smoking and public intoxication with immediate jail for licenseless offenders.
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