Three-Drink Speed Quoted In Du Luth Herald Report
A Du Luth Herald description notes a subject was traveling at about a three-drink speed. The brief remark captures the measured pace used to describe the event.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
3
A Du Luth Herald description notes a subject was traveling at about a three-drink speed. The brief remark captures the measured pace used to describe the event.
Ravenna notes San Jacinto Day observed at Ravenna College with speeches songs and debates on Texas history. Four young men debated whether Travis should have retreated from the Alamo as weather and crops face potential loss, while Prof Pace leads a growing school.
Advice on Mayr's remedy claiming to improve mood by curing stomach liver and intestinal ailments. Describes the product as harmless and effective for bloating catarrhal mucus and inflammation. Recommends purchasing at druggists.
We the undersigned merchants of Ronahm consent to close our shops at 5 o clock every afternoon in June July and August except Saturdays. The list includes dry goods gents furnishings shoe stores millinery furniture jewelry hardware and various firms such as Woolworth Rogers Woodward Roberts Bonham Home Furnishing and more. The notice names many local businesses and individuals approving the summer schedule.
An advertisement claims SSS blood purifier dissolves rheumatism by increasing red blood cells and destroying impurities. It touts numerous reader successes, vegetable ingredients, renewed vigor, pink cheeks, and joint relief as proof of its efficacy.
A New York journalist pressed Admiral Peary aboard his ship seeking one decisive answer on whether Peary truly reached the Pole. Peary curtly asked what was wanted while others frayed over the controversy between Drook and Peary's claims.
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