21 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1935
Page
1
Patrons on 30 day contracts are liable for full payment even if ads are removed early. The notice warns against erroneous reflections on firms or individuals, stating publishers will seek remedy upon being informed. It highlights risks from organized liquor forces and the cost in treasure and lives, framed as a warning and public interest case.
In a Marshall News column a farmer's simple view on wealth: the only wealth is what hands earn, not government aid. The piece argues youth overreliance on society, urging self reliance, paying debts to society, and fewer dependency-minded individuals.
The article argues that Texas voters favored liquor manufacturing and sale and urges letting wet lawmakers frame the laws without interference. It condemns past prohibition failures and calls for the wets to prove whether looser laws benefit the public or lead to greater smuggling and worse outcomes.
A muted Italian appeal signals a possible path to avert war as Mussolini weighs League of Nations objections to England’s rapid naval buildup in the Mediterranean. The shift suggests a dawning hope that restraint may prevail, though Italy remains intent on its aims.
A wild outburst bursts forth as a rooftop observer hurls taunts at unseen crowd below. Bystander remarks note a chaotic, comic tension, with authorities assessing the scene for safety and order.
A Kansas dispatch notes the wheat price at one dollar bUShel yet farmers without wheat must buy at that price. The piece compares the shift in attitude to a Bonham union leader who supported higher wages but faced higher costs for labor when building his own home. It suggests people favor profits for themselves over broader welfare.
The piece assesses reactions in Pennsylvania New Mexico and Rhode Island where opposition to constitutional change to enable New Deal recovery programs is noted. It argues rising optimism in business may reduce calls for change, stressing the enduring value of the Constitution and cautious foreign trade views. The Greenville Herald cites broader praise for American stability amid decades of policy evolution.
A collage of humorous lines from Texas newspapers lampoon national life and cultural quirks. Jokes touch pensions and banks, nudist anniversaries, stage aging, foreign bonds, and politics, reflecting regional wit and misprints across Denison to Dallas and beyond.
A mixed prose fragment portrays Biblical quotes and reflections on nature, lamp-lit cabins, and distant scenes in Germany, with stray dialogue about biographies and misread titles. The jumble includes mentions of misty cotton fields, quiet earth, and border lands with spiritual musings.
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