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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
7
In a terse entry, a local notice notes the death of Be Barby with scant surrounding details and unclear context leaving readers seeking fuller obituary data. The fragment hints at family ties and a call to remember the deceased.
News from Buenos Aires reports Argentine women show little interest in changes to divorce law and women's suffrage. Socialists push reforms led by Dr Mario Bravo and Deputy Leopoldo Bard, but public opinion and high society remain largely uninterested, with editorial silence and skepticism in press coverage.
Advertiser promotes Mrs. Tucker's pure vegetable shortening from Interstate Cotton Oil Refining Co. Sherman Texas. Claims lower cost than butter and better than lard, with refined cottonseed oil, airtight container, and freshness. Encourages grocers to stock pails for cooking and baking.
The text discusses a proposal to raise women's suffrage to age twenty two and to legalize divorce on mutual consent or specific grounds. It notes many ages for marriage, marital offspring, and various conditions including adultery and cruelty, with socialist senators backing reforms amid views on Argentine womanhood.
A farm about 165 acres lies ten miles northeast of Bonham near Ravenna with a house and outbuildings at Honey Grove. The Jot and J. F. Bowling Produce Co. have holdings on South Center. The Old Creamery building is now occupied by the Coca Cola Co. Administratrix is Mrs. J. I. Bowling. 13-tf
Advertisement notes Purple Transfer paper in 18 by 24 inch sheets and grape pricing at five cents per pound. Includes a phone ordering line and attribution to Chas. G. Nunn with a date or code 11 0.
A four act drama will be rendered at Ravenna School Auditorium on Monday evening July 24 with proceeds benefiting the Baptist Church. A toasted sandwich on the new Tostwich cooker is advertised by Trone in Ohio. The Philadelphia Ledger notes Britain’s use of rubber as a hint for exploiting American natural resources.
A historic look at St Jacob's Oil and other patent medicines shows ad campaigns shrinking after key figures died. Experts note advertising cuts slowed sales, with brands like Vogeler and Vourline fading from the market as 20th century approaches.
Local notice invites buyers to order Elberta peaches ahead of the harvest. The seller lists Jo Noah Place, six miles north, as the pickup point and urges early orders to ensure availability.
Fragmentary notes describe a toasted sandwich and a cooker. It mentions trying something and a person named J Minehe. The rest reads as garbled phrases about drinking bootleg liquor and buying habits.
Dayton dispatch notes a planned debate between Clarence Darrow and a Williams at an event that did not draw the expected participants or audience. The report highlights disrupted talk and unclear outcomes amid market page chatter and routine price listings.
United Press reports the president at the summer White House addressed Pacific Coast naval facilities plans. A first class base near Alameda California or another site may be needed. Senator Hale notes Pearl Harbor's entrance channel should be deepened. Pearl Harbor is seen as central to U S Pacific naval operations.
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