Bonham Favorite newspaper masthead and notice
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21 Sep 1929
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1929
Page
1
Daily publication details and pricing appear with editors and staff listed. A public notice promises corrections upon report of erroneous reflections, directed to the publishers for response.
George Eliot said, What do we live for if not to make the world less difficult for each other. The quote reflects a humanitarian purpose guiding moral action.
A lyrical fragment recounts a brook and meadow scenes, noting a once happy heart and merry Shute fleeing. The speaker hears bright notes in spring and wind, then laments the voice gone as autumn approaches and another season awaits with its own silver rain.
The Marshall News editor highlights recent discoveries by Texas researcher Roscoe P. Conkling in New Mexico. He found skulls at Bishop's Peak deeper than expected, aligning with 1929 skulls and challenging long standing missing link theories in anthropological debates.
The Wawahachie Light warns that despite awareness of reckless drivers on American roads little will change soon. It cites a writer’s view that road hogs ignore courtesy, recalling past motorists' acts of help and contrasting with modern indifference.
The text argues that Genesis says God created all things in the beginning and rejects scientific theories that try to date or explain origins beyond that. It praises scientists for presenting new ideas but insists no further knowledge will surpass the biblical account of God breathing life into man.
The piece notes that disarmament discussions in Washington during Prime Minister MacDonald's visit could widen to include submarine abolition. It predicts strong objections from France and Italy, possibly Japan, and argues discussing submarines now may set a groundwork for broader progress alongside the cruiser issue.
A collage of humorous snippets and brief notes from Texas papers. Items include light quips on heat and life, garden insects, an orator’s boast, sanity debates, a sentry joke, a reading by smell anecdote, a death satire, and short world notes on museums radios and aviation.
Wanahachie Light notes the court ruling leaves the subject mortally ineligible for revival while burial expenses remain a burden, signaling a grim legal outcome in Oklahoma.
Dallas Journal reports a Senate inquiry into the sourcing and placement of propaganda materials linked to a broader navy messaging campaign. Lawmakers seek to identify decision makers and assess impact on public perception and policy.
A sarcastic, collage style note cites various papers as they mock international tension. The item references a clash of rhetoric between Russia and China and notes the absurdities and public commentary across U.S. newspapers.
A damaged OCR grocery list offers items such as cabbage cocoa sardines hot relish mustard soap Lux powder honey and dried fruits. The ad presents a friendly local store selling first class stock with emphasis on cleanliness and home folks.
State of Texas to the Sheriff or any Pannin County greeting J K Platt administrator of the estate of Petwitt Texanna Davis filing final account of the estates in probate docket of Pannin County with application charged from said admin you are hereby notified by publication of this notice to all persons interested appear and present objections if any at the County Court of Bonham on November 4th 1929 when final settlement will be heard by the court. Given in Bonham Texas this September 21 1920 F C Priest County Court Bonham Texas Deputy J L Dobbs Daily Sept 21 1920
In a comic moment from The Pathfinder, Wollie is told by Saving Mama's Muscle Mother to misbehave and “go to the vibrator and give yourself a good shaking.” The bizarre exhortation reflects a playful, risqué tone.
A fragmentary report describes a confrontation where a man stands back and throws rocks as a boy with whooping cough remains apart. Details are sparse and the incident centers on avoidance and illness in a community setting.
An event outline lists a Junior Christian program led by Sonny Dye. It includes songs and prayers with biblical references and a closing hymn Mizpah. The notes cite Mark 1 4 Romans 23 31 and Luke 23 34 among listed verses.
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