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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
4
The article lauds Kate Price as she broadens her screen presence with her trademark Irish charm. It highlights her distinctive characterizations and notes how her motherly image resonates in upcoming performances.
The discussion centers on whether Eleanor Boardman should appear blonde or brunette in upcoming productions. She wore a blonde wig for a Elinor Glyn story adaptation and now in Hobart Henley's latest film she remains brunette. The heated debate involves the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer lot and which Eleanor should be featured in the future.
The review notes Harrison Ford showing surprising versatility as a Spanish lover in Proud Flesh with charming humor and memorable timing.
Mrs. J. B. Mathis of 5138 Main Street recounts crippling back pain and kidney issues easing after using Dean's Pills. She was bedridden sixteen days with headaches and dizziness before finding relief, claiming the remedy drove away pain and all signs of kidney trouble.
A fragment from a period exchange laments gloom and urges joyful living. It notes music and beauty surround us, yet many people seem blind to life’s liveliness and song.
A reflective quote by Charles Wagner on the power of small acts. The author notes how a word can heal or harm, comparing kindness to propping a wagon uphill and cruelty to blocking its descent. The passage emphasizes the enduring impact of everyday language.
Fragmentary timetable notes south bound rides with arival times at Bonham listed as 10 45 a m 1 15 p m 3 15 p m 5 15 p m 4 40 p In. Running time stated as three fiftees minutes with no changes and rides advertised with no alterations.
Blanche shows promise as a rising star and the theater master David Velasco has agreed to train Jackie Coogan for a role in Slamlet. Coogan’s rapid growth and spark excite hopes for his future in pictures as he nears an awkward age for film work.
The critic praises Aileen Pringle in Tod Browning's The Mystic for sparkling comedy moments that reveal a fresh screen persona. The piece argues that repeated casting in the same roles harms suspense and urges variety from studios to avoid rigid star personas.
Article notes Tommy Meighan plans a series of specials with Norma Talmadge and Joe Schenck, linking his productions with Doug and Mary Valentino Chaplin and Norman Talmadge. It highlights Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush and compares current comedy stars with silent era leaders in Hollywood.
A fresh shipment of Voiles was checked into the store yesterday featuring Floral and ant embroidery designs. The prints carry the code 307T-11 M.-C. SPIVY, indicating the design and supplier.
A new shipment of laces in bandings collars and jabots has arrived. See the display window this week at Rogers Woodward and Roberts Company.
Special trips run to Dallas aboard large buses for twelve passengers. Round trip price set at $30.00. Contact J. C. Magouirk for details and reservations.
United Press reports a Kansas City feature on a preserved Missouri Gazette issue dated July 26 1808 in St Louis. It describes Osage outrages Delaware and Shawnee war fears 5000 warriors Pampas allies and an early War of 1812 context with dispatches from Paris and London.
Advertisers claim White Ointment cures itching swiftly and permanently. The copy touts widespread sales, noting over two million units sold and emphasizing value with large package sizes at 25 and 50 cent ranges.
J H Phillips owner offers a house and lot on a paved street for sale at a low price.
The item touts Mayr's Remedy as a simple cure for bloating and stomach issues. It claims to remove catarrhs from the intestinal tract and reduce inflammation of the stomach liver and intestines.
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