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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1925
Page
5
A praise-filled ad claims millions rely on Black and White Ointment and Soap to treat pimples eczema rashes and blotches. It touts clear skin as a social boon and notes the 50c size offers more value than the 25c size with both products available from dealers.
A local notice from Alban McRae lists agency rights for the Fort Worth Star Telegram Fort Worth Dallas Times Herald and directs readers to contact McRae if papers are not received or if delivery changes are needed. The ad provides phone numbers 442 and 656 and notes 1656 as identifiers.
New York story outlines types of husbands described by Dr. Katherine Blackford. It contrasts domestic, social, financial, professional, commercial, and gambling man types with notes on head shape, demeanor, and values. Includes brief jokes and telephone notice unrelated to the main piece.
A Dallas born Texas girl Bebe Daniels headlines the Monday night performance at the American Theatre in a vaudeville style play. Daniels shines as the star, delivering her best in this production.
The Spring Hatching presents Argentine Love a Spanish flavored tale of lovers facing rivals and revolutions to wed in a small Argentine town. Miss Daniels slows the action while Senor Cortez as the ardent rival dies for love. Zell Hunt Co offers a lively program with humor and a native-root tonic pitch at the end.
A jumbled mix of phrases, OCR-like fragments, and a public citation notice from Texas Fannin County plus various product promos and stray dialogue. The readable portion includes a 1925 citation by publication and references to local foods and campfire tales, with no cohesive single event.
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