28 Sep 1937
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1937
Page
1
Public notice warns readers about erroneous reflections and requests corrections by contacting the paper. It outlines subscription rates for city carrier and mail delivery and notes changes of address may cause delays.
Fragmented OCR text discusses how advertising and publicity drive costs for hat makers, cutting into profits. It notes heavy year by year expenditures and the impact of promotional campaigns on overall earnings.
A garbled citizen notice mentions safe driving and mercy in a case involving a driver and occupants of a vehicle near a creek. It references injuries or deaths and a trial and charges, with emphasis on mercy and absolved or escaped responsibility.
Fragmentary readable lines reference a can, Bays, Rauosevel, and Democrats with notes about refusing to tace work. No coherent event or identity clear. content appears garbled OCR from a political or labor notice.
A devotional excerpt urges living by Christ's commandments and loving God, followed by a poem about sharing tea with Pain and a hidden fear. The speaker imagines wearing a gown for tea with Pai and notes sympathy, minor chords, and a quiet, bittersweet moment as they drink claret and converse.
Dr Jor Whitley's return from Dallas Sanitarium brings a noted improvement. Friends wish for a speedy recovery though rest is needed. John Wood Parker has suffered a setback and is hospitalized at Sherman Sanitarium. Mrs W E Sheffield and family visited Paris and Dallas over the weekend. Ed Roberts and Marie Whitley, with Jor TI, spent the weekend with Joe Whitley. Bruce Barton and family visited in Du m with Mrs Barton’s mother, Josie Scott. Gene Hodge, a student at ETS TC, spent the weekend with his parents. Weldon Kins and family were in Parl for a Monday visit. Notes of travel and weekend gatherings appear throughout this community update.
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