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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
5
The series features lectures by PURE Rev B Pritchett on prophecy from Old and New Testament themes. Topics include origins of sin bold discussants addressing Armageddon Antichrist and end time events. Uncle Billie Lewis of Denison and wife lead the child care at the Clark Memorial Methodist Church south Bonham tent event starting June 7 at 7 45 p m.
Editor J. D. Meyer of the Zen leaves yesterday afternoon for a West Texas trip on his first vacation in several years and hopes to return with fresh material.
Mrs. Fannie C. Bloss of 964 Madison Avenue Huntington describes serious weakness and pain on the left side. After using two bottles of Cardus, she reports notable improvement and says she has taken nine bottles and is much stronger. Cardus is described as a mild herbal tonic claimed to strengthen female organs and general health.
The man plans a week to ten days away and the shop will be run by his successor without instructions. Mr. Moyer will travel with family and is joined in Dallas by Miss Davis McShan. The Citizen notes the family aims to keep him on track but he intends to do as he pleases.
Announcement for Buckner's Orphan Home Day on Thursday June 11 invites public support. The note references contact number 283-61 for participation or donations.
Los Angeles police sold unclaimed autos and motorcycles for tiny sums at a recent disposal auction. Cars fetched from 25 cents to 10.50 dollars with many at antique or junked status. motorcycles went 50 cents to 2 dollars, totaling 58 dollars and 62 cents. Buyers moved vehicles from the stockade after purchase.
Workman asks for a small wage increase citing marriage. Employer replies he cannot help and cites lack of responsibility for accidents to workers outside the factory.
World famous McKinley Music and Records invites patrons to Brannon's for a big gathering on June 7. Leave Bonham at 6 a.m. Thursday for the event as crowds are expected to be large.
Reverend C. T. Caldwell pastor of the First Presbyterian Church is due in Waco at 9 30 this morning aboard the Cotton Belt from St Louis after a Holy Land tour. He left Waco March 16 and sails March 22 aboard the Mauretania returning via New York St Louis and then Waco. He will move to a Crescent road Shrine addition home following arrival. Caldwell, known locally as Charley, grew up in Bonham and has many friends awaiting his success in the Church World.
An advert promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine for nasal catarrh described as an acute head cold. It combines a focal ointment with a tonic claimed to reach the blood and mucous surfaces, strengthening the immune system to prevent colds. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
In an era of fast cars the newspaper notes a witty social form. The quote pairs a greeting with a casual reply showing everyday civility and urban charm in Youngstown.
Odd lumber is offered for sale at the old Compress location. The notice lists a contact method and a nearby landmark for buyers to inquire.
On the front steps, an irate wife questions her husband Webster about his actions while he continues to fiddle with the door knob. He replies with a muttered phrase about Pittsburgh as the scene unfolds through the doorway.
A brief classified ad from T. J. Clotfelter Produce Co. invites customers to guarantee their egg shipment reliability and points to contact at 662 West 5th Street.
Field Director P G Holden argues that a one crop system harms soil and people. He promotes diversified farming with livestock, dairying, crop rotation, and pastures to stabilize income and build prosperous communities.
The Northeastern town faces weak health in the community with several residents named on the sick list including Mr Annie Mitchel and Mr Ernest Kershner. Social activity remains lively with a singing convention attended and local visits and chatter about cotton chopping and upcoming weather predictions.
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