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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1925
Page
4
A feature on St. Josephs G F P highlights diverse women drawn to the medicine. It claims the product relieves irregularity, nervousness, irritability, back pains, and melancholy, blaming carelessness and social excess for female generative issues.
A London Mail quip contrasts heated talk with lack of chance to use words in a domestic exchange. The anecdote hinges on a remark about having words with one’s wife and the absence of opportunity to utter them.
Mrs. Fannie C. Bloss of Huntington Ohio describes severe left side pain and exhaustion, claiming Cardus improved her health after using nine bottles. She says the tonic, made from medicinal herbs, strengthens female organs and the system.
Bus service via Blue Ridge from Farmersville operates on a fixed timetable with southbound departures at 8:30 am 10:30 am 1:00 pm 3:00 pm 5:00 pm and northbound from Dallas at 7:30 am 10:00 am with a round trip fare of 5.00 dollars and one way 3.00 dollars. Leaves Bonham from Red Ball Depot on West 4th street and Dallas from 700 Commerce.
Judge P. J. Hawkins returns to Austin after a coast country trip saying State prison farms will generate enough revenue from cotton and corn crops to pay the prison debt by mid November. He notes the cotton crop is excellent and the corn crop is bountiful with good feed, signaling solid agricultural returns.
Mrs Mary R BueNevict of 313 Payson Street Kewanee Illinois writes she used the Vegetable Compound and Lunative Wash for health problems after marriage leading to two healthy daughters now able to work and assist others. She praises the medicines and urges mothers to start them when daughters reach womanhood.
Richard T. Warr grew from a Fort Worth newsboy to a New York Cotton Exchange president. He formed a habit of acting immediately on tasks, never delaying or hesitating, and carried that drive into business leadership. The piece notes there are reasons men advance from humble beginnings to corporate heads, implying Warr’s persistent “do it” mentality.
A classified item notes a rental house search in the Favorite section. It advertises finding a suitable home, inviting readers to contact for listings and details.
The New York Sun argues parents bear major responsibility for youth crime, faulting police, courts, and parole, while urging discipline at home. It emphasizes proper upbringing as the core remedy and cautions against permissive liberty that erodes respect for authority.
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