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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
3
Women report rapid weight gain and renewed strength after using G. F. P. medical discovery for catarrh of the generative organs. The advertisement claims the remedy cures irregularities, nervousness, headaches, and back pain, preventing spread to kidneys and liver and restoring health.
A disjointed OCR fragment cites diverse sources and quotes about labor costs, diploma ceremonies, tornado sayings, and ship repairs. The text blends remarks from Cleveland Plain Dealer, Detroit Prep Press, Portland Express, and Portsmouth Star with incongruous reflections on observers and graduates.
A classified listing in the Favorite offers leads for renters seeking houses to rent. The notice highlights available properties and encourages readers to contact landlords for detailed terms and viewing appointments.
The Chicago Tribune notes graduates leaving school daily are urged to carry forward tradition of making the world better. The message, signed R. HW, echoes encouragement to both girls and boys to pursue positive contributions.
The piece argues the typewriter evolved from early machines by Latham Shales and asserts ownership is ethical and sensible. It frames owning and using a typewriter as practical businesslike progress.
Bus routes list times and connections for Red Ball Line daily from Sherman to Dallas and Bonham Paris Sherman Gainesville. Timetables show departures 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. with multiple intra stops and connections to Santa Fe and Katy services.
West side Federal building gains canvas awning shades easing afternoon heat. V. T. Shirley to Sanitarium Paris for nose and throat operation. reports indicate recovery. Jesse Vessel injured in hay loading accident near Voney Grove. nose damage severe. Gus Reed Roberts takes over Honey Grove Bonham Wholesale Grocery Co. branch, succeeding Chapman. Picnic hosted northwest of Honey Grove with crowd and several yellow legged chickens and custard pies noted.
The Warril Brode damage case, a prior mistrial in Justice Court, again went to trial before Judge Damron on Tuesday afternoon. The lengthy session drew notable attention as the jury awarded Mr Brode damages of 25 dollars from an automobile collision several months ago.
The Honey Grove Ku Klux Klean entertained several hundred Klansmen and guests at the baseball park last Thursday evening with pie and barbecue. Speeches were delivered by local leaders and awaiting Klansmen during the event.
Dr Tapp, eight years old, died at his home north of Telephone last Friday afternoon after a prolonged illness. The boy was laid to rest at Hart Chapel Cemetery near Telephone on Saturday. He was one of the oldest residents with many friends who mourn his loss.
H Evan reports President Board of Trustees of Carr-Burdette College in Sherman Texas says planned addresses will be delivered to students by national figures. Congressman Sam Rayburn of Bonham will speak early October and Congressman Eugene Black of Clarksville in late October with more speakers to be announced. Public is invited. The college opens September 22 1925 and Dr William Perry King of St Louis has been wired as president.
Dr. F P M McConnell closed a very successful revival meeting at Ector Thursday night. About twenty five converted and reclaimed. many joined the Bapt church while others aligned with different churches. McConnell is praised as a forceful speaker and a successful evangelist.
Fragmentary OCR note references a government issue with a five year term and policy concerns. Mentions Washington and a government expense context with unclear details and erratic phrasing.
A London collector paid about $4,500 for a rare edition of an old joke book. The purchase underscores the value of vintage humor volumes and the collector’s continued interest in eclectic literary memorabilia.
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