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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1925
Page
6
In this notice the publisher explains how to file a change of address for the paper and warns that erroneous reflections will be corrected upon notification. It also states that notices of events with admission fees or other payments are charged at one cent per word, with obituaries resolutions and cards of thanks charged at the same rate.
An odd devotional note contrasts biblical phrases from 2 Timothy with modern sayings on philosophy and work. It questions the value of philosophy, warns against vain prophecies, and asserts success comes when mind and heart align with one’s business.
The passage argues that conventions bring money and keep people in high spirits, stating that only a flood convinces folks like Noah to value a concrete highway, implying that disasters prompt belief in infrastructure. The tone stresses economic and civic value of conventions and roads.
A quotation argues that if bootleggers were compelled to consume their own product rather than sell it, enforcement would advance, and prohibition would quickly become a reality.
A reflection on criticizing a real honest tort without offering a remedy. The author argues that such critique without solutions only earns hostility rather than progress.
A neighbor’s casual greeting prompts a concise reply and a focus on whereabouts. The exchange steers away from health details toward a quick status update.
Bonham News correspondents push for another picnic funded by Favorite Printing Co. as cream from far and near flows to Bon Tex Creamery. A May 17 road report from the State Highway Department previews road conditions, likened to a weather forecast for the year.
Glowing prose invites readers to enjoy mountain streams and summer adventures. It hints at fishing for speckled trout and urges using a railroad timetable to plan a budget friendly trip, highlighting appealing landscapes and travel ideas.
The excerpt discusses how newspapers report personal crises with caution to respect the deceased and avoid libel. It notes a revolver beside a body or an empty bottle in a room, and mentions chemists analyzing a bottle of bootleg liquor found nearby.
A clipped note relates the 1816 year as unusually cold with frosts and snow in May and June. It recalls snow several nights in May, depths of five inches, and snow in New England, Vermont, and Maine. The item cites prices and crops, plus later mentions of other dates and locations.
In a village tale Danny Fox traps two bunnies in a kitchen in the Bramble Patch. The Big Brown Bear arrives to save Lady Love and Cousin Cottontail. A Policeman Dog is summoned and the fox is restrained as the story promises a follow up. Married at Colrit House, a note on a separate local marriage and a storefront rental ad follow.
A terse line hints at a classified ad in Favorite offering solutions to readers seeking items or services. The notice implies that placing or reading the ad can help you obtain desired goods or arrangements, reflecting typical small newspaper marketplace language.
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