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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
2
A Tulsa report quotes a remark on women being easily fooled by men who know how to feed their vanity. The passage outlines a policy or scheme tied to this view and hints at ongoing manipulation centered on vanity.
George E. Roberts, an employee of the Frisco Railroad, was arrested Thursday and taken to Sapulpa on charges of bigamy and passing worthless checks. Police say he married four women in two years and used a staged American lineage to gain trust and money. Roberts claims a Hong Kong born father and wartime service in the Rainbow Division to justify his citizenship and finances. A separate classified notice seeks a 2nd hand bicycle for a boy.
A Ravenna Arkansas reader extols Swamp Chill Tonic as a cure for grippe and colds. The letter claims quick, permanent relief with no purgative, praising its gentle action on the liver and bowels and urging others to keep a bottle on hand.
Constantine Lodge No 18 A F and A M holds its stated communication on the fourth Tuesday night each month James Anderson serves as secretary posting meeting details and contact information for members.
A Texas Cotton Association report by E F Shropshire on a Mexican investigation recommends creating a permanent federal post in the Laguna cotton district to study pink boll worm habits and control methods. The committee found 50 percent crop destruction and warned of rising Texas risk, with immigration screening proposed to prevent pest entry and Texas farmers likely asked to support the plan.
An advertisement states if you seek prices visit other merchants and if you want goods with the right price see the line of dry goods and groceries offered by J. F. Bowling, production company.
Mrs N L McBrayer offers fresh butter and buttermilk for sale and seeks two or three customers. Residence at 713 West Tth St. Also available to rent: five upstairs rooms on Ninth and Willow Streets, first house west of Bland Smith's residence with sewerage and bath. Call at residence.
An old ad promises $100 reward for Catarrh cure by Hall's Catarrh Medicine, claiming it heals mucous surfaces and strengthens health. Also notes The Trench American Beauty Parlor move upstairs near Maddie’s, offering private parlor services and scalp treatments by Nancy Sumpter with hours 5 to 7:70.
Wanted: a buyer will purchase hogs and cattle within the next ten days. Contact JOHN CROUCH at the provided phone number for arrangements.
A Mrs. Wesley Mabe of near Kernersville recounts using Cardui to overcome weak run down condition and lack of sleep. She notes improvement in appetite, energy, and sleep after starting Cardui and says her daughter also recovered after using it. For over 40 years it has been used as a remedy.
Detroit experts report that normal boys and youths will not become criminals or degenerate even with poor education. Dr. W J Hickson asserts that a normal mental and emotional base prevents crime and guides a useful life despite adverse environments. He noted that environment alone does not determine fate.
In Fannin County Texas a final account of the estate of We OY Steele is set for hearing in county court on January third. Deputy clerk J. L. Dobbs notes the public notice and named dates for interested parties to appear. Separately in Decatur a federal bureau stated that culinary products containing alcohol may be seized if not manufactured under permit, affecting home use of mincemeat and similar foods with liquor.
Advertisement seeks rental for two team spaces with solid references and qualified teams. Contact H. P. McGrady in Texas via telephone.
Two rooms offered for rent in a close-in location. Each room is furnished and suitable for single occupancy. Contact Mrs Acker at ring 127 for details and arranging a viewing.
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