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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1925
Page
7
A garbled item mentions a Denver Parrakeet and Brannon Jewelry Co offering a safety razor free with a four dollar purchase. The text includes disrupted dialogue about running and a kiss and a peculiar phrase electric curling drow or safety razor free. This reads like a fragment from a classified or ad section with unclear context.
A diner encounter at a Hamilton restaurant features a father asking the waiter for sustenance while the waitress lists boiled tongue stewed kidneys and fried liver, prompting the line never mind your symptoms as a nod to meal complaints.
A dialogue suggests that rulers are not always benevolent as songs oppose wrongdoing. The line expresses caution about power and justice, with a speaker acknowledging imperfect rule and moral resistance through art.
A Baltimorean has devised a mirror based system to photograph objects from five directions simultaneously on a single plate. The technique uses aligned mirrors to capture multiple angles in one exposure, enabling complex composite images.
Readable parts mention Brend and cents with a query Why pay 10 cents U fit VA Taylor. The note hints at pricing or payment terms but lacks full context or clear event. No explicit names beyond those visible.
The guide explains pure yeast handling from storage in ice boxes to warm liquids and dough tempering. It covers mixing, kneading, rising, moulding, and testing loaf readiness, with timing for ordinary and large loaves and tips for oven testing and crust color.
An advertisement touts Black and White Ointment and Soap as a cure for pimples eczema ringworm and other dermatitis. It stresses quick relief and broad dealer support with two package sizes and price differences.
A historical fragment references a medicine labeled 666 used for malaria chills fever dengue or bilious fever, with a warning that it can be deadly.
A mixed fragment includes bread dough instructions for three large loaves with butter topping and milk substitution, followed by ads for razors and Brannon Jewelry Co. and a brief line from a humor page about a goldfish. The disconnected text references a bread recipe, sales pitches, and a cartoon caption.
Mrs. Robert M. La Follette withdraws her candidacy to fill the late husband's unexpired term in Wisconsin. She urges voters to elect her son Bub Jr. to the U. S. Senate, with Bub Jr. pictured in the report.
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