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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
6
A mixed page notes blacksmithing services at West 4th and Willow, a railroad time table showing east and westbound passenger trains, and a local crime report: Evaston man Richard son beaten to death and his daughter assaulted near Cook Point, with a suspect later arrested.
An old advertisement claims WALLS CATABRH MEDICINE cures catarrh by constitutional influence. It asserts the medicine clears mucous issues, purports to balance the system, and is distributed by J. Chasey & Co. in Toledo.
A cautious American Legion emphasizes honoring fallen servicemen as thousands return from battlefields. The group calls for proper respect and remembrance ceremonies to honor comrades and maintain dignity in the process.
Fragmentary obituary notes a funeral or memorial service for Indiasn GConrade. The readable text references attendees and possible affiliations but lacks coherent details on date, location, or full names.
A fragmented account shows Congressman Sumners of Dallas speaking before the committee on proposed amendments to the War Risk Insurance act. The remarks praise the committee members and note the work of Rayburn in steering the bill creating the War Risk Bureau and related amendments.
A reader recounts relief from nervousness and monthly female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, stating she regained ability to work and praise for the remedy. The notice promotes the medicine amid other ads for clothing and goods.
A wartime veteran, president of a Chicago grain concern, is described as having experienced, steady leadership. The article notes his private wartime duties and a vow tied to escaping danger, reflecting his memory of comrades and service. Nancy Suup tur is mentioned briefly in relation to the piece.
A company plans a ceremony to honor World War I veterans connected to its plant. Officials say former soldiers will be listed on the company’s payroll roll, recognizing service and wartime roles in the construction and operation of the facility.
In a bustling town scene the pair invite locals to attend their teaming and dyeing session. They plan home made alterations and discuss last season frocks while a skilled sanitary shop awaits customers.
George J Poster, a former corporal in the Fourth Engineers, found a gilt Roman coin in a ruined house near Sergy, France, during postwar work. A college professor says the 806 A D coin bears inscriptions linking to Treveris and Constantine and may be worth hundreds of dollars. Poster now belongs to the Cottage Grove American Legion in Oregon.
An advertisement extols muk as the top choice for families noting quality purity and condition. It claims higher nourishment and value than meat with easily digested food for children and urges readers to try it to be convinced.
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