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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1925
Page
5
Advert says S S S, a vegetable tonic, builds red blood cells and cleanses blood since 1826. It claims eczema and skin eruptions vanish as blood impurities fade and complexion improves with more red blood cells and stronger flesh.
A Black defendant is arraigned in a South Carolina court on mayhem charges after a severe facial attack on a victim. The judge decries the brutal injury as demonic, while the defendant acknowledges the devil's influence in the nose and teeth injuries and asserts the ear biting was his own idea.
An old advertisement touts Black and White Ointment and Soap as a near magical cure for eczema, ro itch and breakouts. It claims dramatic results, frequent dealer endorsements, and affordable liberal sized packages with the 50 cent Ointment offering triple the amount of the 25 cent size.
A 26 reward is offered for a brown mare four years old about 15 1 2 hands. rear left leg scar dim. A second sorrel mare of about unknown age and 15 1 2 hands with possible collar marks. Notify Brent or Jo Steveson at Bonham Texas or Sheriff of Bonham. Telephone Texas 253 61.
An advertisement claims grouchy moods stem from stomach and intestinal troubles and promises Mayr Wonderful Remedy will relieve stomach, liver and intestinal ailments. It asserts the product removes catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation, including appendicitis, with broad availability at druggists.
Bobbie Moore hosts a stag dinner for friends at his parents west of Bonham. Guests include Robert Rodgers Byd McClure Basil Gibson Claude Leatherwood John Burks Fred Fletcher and Charles Inglish. The evening features elegant courses a Kodak tour of Europe and a bright Pekinese Spitz dog named Peggy. The Moore family charms guests with hospitality and pride in their traveling son.
A partial OCR fragment mentions a local matter with unclear details. Readable items indicate a community notice or event. Further context is needed to identify the involved parties and specifics.
The readable text mentions a Pure Food Show booth and references to Moore and Harry Lauder. It reads like a fragmented newspaper patch with stray phrases about a poem, a show, and vendors Hassell and Caldwell Company.
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