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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
8
Local ads list Special price ten dollars per hundred for poultry goods. Mentions 252-11 Quality Poultry Farm offering Mother’s Day packages and Johnston’s candy. Also 260-4 Texas Candy Kitchen with trade offers in Bonham. Company seeks to unload about 1000 bu of sound corn. Contact Sid Smith Jr. at phone 5.
The Epworth League will sponsor the Sunday night church service featuring a pageant titled The Life of Fanny Crosby. The program honors the blind hymn writer described as the sightless singer of America. A free will offering will support a Fanny Crosby Memorial Home for elderly, homeless veterans and seniors.
Sunday the Porter family gathers at Savoy to honor their mother with a home-coming dinner. Nine children from across Texas and Colorado will attend, each wearing a red rose, sharing memories under the Old Homestead roof.
An assortment of Mothers Day packages from Johnston's Candy Kitchen located at 269-41 Texas Candy Kitchen. The item highlights gift selections likely priced to appeal to celebrants.
Mrs James M Jia of Weathersby writes she grew weaker before Cardui and improved after taking Cardus claiming renewed strength and ability to work, garden and walk freely. She ordered more bottles and reports sustained health improvements and no further sickness.
The note states O66 is not a prescription for malaria dengue or bilious fever and that it merely dallies with germs. It cautions against using it as treatment for serious febrile illnesses.
Fragmentary report shows a 4 percent figure tied to weather or crop data with unclear subjects and no readable names. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
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