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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
6
An advertisement urges shoppers to demand IDAHOME fleur even if not in stock. It assures grocers will obtain it for customers and recommends asking for IDAHOME to ensure the product is available.
Miss Maude Grigsby suffered a broken collarbone and a dislocated shoulder when a porch swing tilted backward at her home. She was taken to the hospital, treated, and is now recuperating at her residence on West Tenth Street as friends express regret.
Brief notices detail residents and relatives traveling to cities like Paris Richmond New York and Austin. Names include D M Smer Alma Kinkead and J B Vernon with events ranging from summer school to family visits and reunions.
One day event on Saturday June 17 offers any bat in the store for 3.00. This bargain targets shoppers seeking affordable baseball bats and highlights a single day special.
Fragments mention a see Bex of Taigphane and references to war like activity in 2180 Pieesiwatier. Mentions of Cooper and Bark Coser along with two brothers and others suggest a narrative of resource gathering and attempts at efficiency.
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss care for children and a dubious medical preparation. Mentions a priest, a course of treatment, and claims of relief. Contains nonsensical phrasing and misplaced names, with references to a medicine advertised by W Peeler and druggists.
A historical note describes Dr James Wares Red Powder as a bed and tea prescription claimed to ease bowel ailments. It touts cures for diarrhea dysentery and stomach issues, markets Ware’s Black Powder and Tabs, and lists price and availability in Bonham.
The report outlines debates over alcohol sales on American ships, referencing Lasker and Busch and Justice Department comments. It notes opposition by dry groups and a perceived threat from a congressman’s attack, with officials discussing the legality and interpretation of the prohibition on seaborne liquor sales.
Massachusetts debates the permit on selling liquor aboard American ships. Officials consider maritime commerce and enforcement rules as part of the licensing issue, with potential impact on crews and passengers.
Church announces new members will be received at the Communion Service next Sunday morning. All members are urged to attend. A fifth special sermon is planned for that night by Pastor Fred H. Ford.
A local Myers Art Store advertises a one day sale on Saturday June 17 offering a variety of items at a 2 percent discount. The notice targets all boys in the area with a broad in store promotion.
Personal notice requesting anyone with accounts against my mother Mrs Mars M Keers to present them. Signed by 62 Ges E Keene.
In local testimonials from Benham residents, Dean's Kidney Pills are praised for quick relief and lasting results. J. E. Carter of Third Street cites back pain headaches and improved chores after using the remedy. The advertised price is 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. handles the product.
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