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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
3
A reader letter from L.T Williams of Indianayoke Indiana extols Avt-BRan for three weeks of use, claiming it gave more relief than 15 years of prior remedies and following unsuccessful hemorrhoid surgery eighteen months earlier. The message endorses Kellogg's ALL-RAN as the effective product.
A Scotchman reputed as the tightest man in the world fired a pistol outside his home on Christmas Eve and then told the children that Santa Claus had died by his own action, according to the California Pelican.
Bouknight of Ballentine South Carolina recounts using Thedford's Black-Draught after meals to cure indigestion from fast eating. He reports improved appetite and lack of bloating and notes it helps colds and biliousness, claiming quicker relief than other liver medicines.
A northern town recalls a southern judge famed for drinking and judging whiskies. The judge disdains a local distillery known for strong firewater and describes it as like swallowing a lit kerosene lamp. An amused friend asks about the Mayfield road still house and the judge jokes he has tried nearly everyone who did try it.
Col. Bulger recalls meeting a husky young Black man in Alabama who claimed he was drafted but not kept. The soldier explains a draft official joked that German bullets would not have felled him, citing his large feet as a reason he would not fall even if shot.
Ordinary notice repeats "pay your water bill on or before the 10th of the month and save penalty" amid stray dialect lines about harsh family backgrounds and unrelated remarks from "Nig 1" and "Nig' 2" with crude language, then a stray place name Nebraska Awghan.
A promotional note touts lower prices at a grocery provider with one month trial and quick delivery service promised to save customers money.
Lexington Mass June 9 150 years after the event historians identify Lieut Ebenezer Munroe as the first Patriot to fire on Lexington Green and the first American wounded He left a deposition before death May 25 last and rode to towns wounded in arm earlocks cut and eight children his descendant Oliver Stone of Ashburnham helped confirm the claim
Convoy Ohio resident Mrs Ackerman born 1873 1881 recounts health improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She claims eight bottles restored strength enabling farm work and praises effects on her daughter in law after childbirth. Also contains local ads for poultry produce clocks and other goods.
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