21 Sep 1936
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1936
Page
1
Lanham Daily Favorite states advertisers on 30 day contracts are liable for full payment. No reflection if ad is removed before 30 days. Change of address requires old and new addresses to avoid relays.
An editorial discusses wood frame houses with asbestos linings and air conditioning as a new housing trend in several cities. It argues such homes could boost ownership among well off renters by lower insurance costs and tax exemptions, while warning the new air conditioned lifestyle might bring unfamiliar diseases and reduced physical activity.
The court heard that Miss Wilma Crutcher disarmed Jack Blair ot Daas after he threatened her with a pistol and forced her to drive him to a fire station. Blair, an escaped reformatory convict, received a four year penitentiary sentence. Crutcher displayed courage and quick wit, earning praise for preventing robbery.
A plea to treat dogs as fellow citizens prompts calls for kennels and services while contending dogs are a nuisance. Separate political poll notes compare Democratic and Republican leads and electoral votes. Bankers in San Francisco weigh the New Deal amid mixed opinions.
A young Massachusetts mother, fully dressed, swam to a boat then helped push it to land after rescuing her child and another from an adrift vessel. The tale prompts reflection on propriety and public attention from a Palmersville Times reader.
Why I like to read my Bible. It is a volume library binding 66 books in one cover. Written by 36 authors over 1168 years. Old Testament includes law history doctrine and prophecy. New Testament includes biography historical doctrine and prophecy. The Bible blends history literature prophecy and poetry.
A garbled paragraph from OCR blends multiple historical clues, mentioning Shreveport Journal, Australian Woman Mirror, and San Francisco style fragments. It references a mountain speech, political spellbinders, and scattered names, with no clear event or dates.
A fragmented poem captures a summer carnival in a rural field. A ferris wheel, painted horses, and carefree children evoke fleeting joy as the season fades into winter dust and snow. Mentions of names and local figures appear amid nostalgic imagery.
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