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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1920
Page
3
East front room suitable for office adjoining the lobby of the Alexander Hotel. Interested parties should contact E. F. White or J. R. Rainby for details. tf
Wm Brownlee and family of Tulsa Okla visit parents Mr and Mrs W W Brownlee and Mrs J D Hazelwood of Enloe Texas visits daughter Mrs Will White on Star street. Sim Hulsey at T C U spends Christmas here. County Clerk Deets Dorough leaves for Kerrville to recuperate. family to join soon. Vernon and Cleburne Biggers spend Christmas south west of city then head to Dallas. Vernon with Dallas News staff. Cleburne a lawyer in a major firm. Mrs Lillian Dickey accompanies son Joe Ben to Sherman then back to Dallas. Mrs G B Estes of Paris visits parents Mr and Mrs A G McCulloch. Mr and Mrs Graham Hamilton of Dallas stay with E E Williams. R M Hayton and wife leave for Childress after Christmas visit. Mrs W P Roundtree and Mary Louise visit parents Mr and Mrs B Blakeney. B J Boon and family of Dallas visit J J Boon. Thurmond Blakeney and W P Roundtree of Durant spend Saturday.
A compact price list shows several items with small amounts in cents and dollars. Products include cosmetics like Camia Mary Garden Colgates Air Float and various names such as Nadine Mavis Imogene Violet See Ivy and Turner’s offerings priced from 15¢ to 85¢ per item.
A column listing various toothpaste brands and prices including Pepsodent 50c, Pebeco 50c, Colgatos’ 30c, Kolynos 30c, S. White 25c, Lyons’ 25c, and Dr Turner 50c, reflecting a period consumer catalog.
A fragmented ad lists various cold remedies and beauty products with prices. Items include Dreams Hind s Honey and Almond 60c Ponds Vanishing 60c large Colgate Mirage Cream 10c Dr Turner's Cold 50c Dr Turner's cleansing 50c Mary Garden Cold 50c and similar hopes for relief.
A vintage advertisement lists Cutex Nail Polish at 80c and 50c Hudnut items including Nail Polish and Liquid Enamel. Other brands such as Mary Garden, Mavis, Dr Turner's and Colgates are shown with prices around 50c to 85c.
A list of miscellaneous cosmetic items with prices includes Oriental Cream 34.40, Mando Superfluous Hair Remover 1.00, Mum Deodorant 25e, Non-Spi Deodorant 25¢, and Mary Garden Eve Brow Pencils 30c.
A compact price list shows cosmetics and toiletries with items such as Cashmere Bouquet 10¢ and 26¢ Cuticura 26¢ Woodbury's Facial 25¢ Packer's Tar 0e Colgates Tar 10¢ Colgates All Round 10¢ Lysol 25¢. The snippet captures everyday consumer goods and small price points from a period storefront display.
A reflective verse expresses longing for a fresh start where worries fade and kindness prevails. The poem imagines an ideal realm called the Land of Beginning Again, where past hurts are shed and reconciliation flourishes, urging renewed hope and forgiveness.
Day and Sunday see Mr and Mrs B I Blakeney hosting. Raymord Heffner returns to Rogers Ark after Christmas stay. Willie Wright comes from Macomb Ohio with sister Ruby. Stewart Arecage leaves for Mineral Wells after opening a new picture show. Hugh Thompson returns to Denison. Mrs George Jones and Madalire Jones visit Sherman. Lydia Judson returns to Dallas for Katy offices work. Elizabeth and Joris McKinney of Durant visit Coleman sisters. G McKinney of Durant and relatives visit Honey Grove. Dr Bacon Saunders of Fort Worth visits his mother. J R Pearson of Hilger in city today. Stanwood Davis of Utah plans return visit.
Toots Paka and the Hawaiians perform at the High School tonight at 8:00 for admission of 20 cents.
The last meeting of the year is at 7 30 with a fall allowance urged. A sale notice lists two year old male vows from R Pearson Dodd City Reb and other details remain unclear.
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