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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
1
A fragment presents a biblical verse about the seed as shepherd and promises of goodness and mercy. The text references I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever and notes a phrasing error or typo in tie and offthe.
The speaker muses on wealth from a worm supply for fishing and jokes about fame from humor, imagining a trip north or avoiding hot Texas days by planning escapes from sunbaked roads. The tone blends rural grit with light wit about stock shows and rough travel conditions.
Men meeting in Dallas urge Texas residents to stock coal for winter. They downplay concerns about coal price or availability and express optimism about meeting heating needs despite prejudice against coal use.
The narrator notes the natatorium now open and plans for the Leonard Graphic editor to inspect at daylight to see if swimmers wear the same bathing suits as in his youth on Dog Creek. The piece blends local nostalgia with a request for observation.
A man described as a perfectly sound Dal lags is said to have been unable to move his hand or foot for fourteen years, with hope for recovery after a recent intervention. The article then mentions Geo Harvey and hopes the secretary of state and the president settle a dispute with Mexico, implying George could handle it better.
A U S judge in Galveston fined one man five thousand dollars and sentenced him to two years in Leavenworth for bootlegging liquor. His partner received a like fine and jail term. The judge warned the first offender that repeated violations would lead to a permanent Leavenworth residence. The prisoner will begin his journey soon.
The Gainesville Register urges trying water as a cooling drink suitable for this season. It notes water has no sugar or alcohol and can satisfy the desire for a refreshing, simple beverage once people get accustomed to it.
A divorced man in South Texas hanged himself in his ex wife’s yard after a quarrel, while a separate West Texas case saw a man kill his estranged wife and then himself. The remarks imply the wife bore funeral costs, prompting discussion of the violence.
A McKinney Courier-Gazette reflection argues the city stays busy with meaningful growth rather than flashy entertainments. It asserts true progress comes from worthwhile activities benefiting today and the future, distinguishing steady development from mere excitement.
The speaker seeks solace and brave resolve amid a blizzard. Bold spirit drives away worry as night approaches, facing severe conditions with a fearless heart.
A Mary Roberts Rhinehart mystery film titled The Unknown presented at the American last night. Sidney Marmont stars as the mystery doctor K with Virginia Wallis as Sidney and John Roche as a doctor villain. Dr Edwardes is revealed, Carlotta confesses her plot, and the couple depart amid celebratory rice and cans.
A Detroit News note mulls the couple market as young brides recite barrel prices and young husbands name garden expenses. The writer observes many youths remain blissfully ignorant of such costs and seem no worse for it.
A San Angelo Standard aphorism notes that wild oats sowing yields crops regardless of cultivation, growing alone under any climate. The piece sorrowfully adds that evil sows harm for many, as the sower reaps while others bear the cost.
The piece notes Hill Spottswood and a Swede inventor of a self operating can opener as examples of practical ingenuity. It also offers a grim caution about suicide and highlights a promised income tax reduction for next year to encourage living.
A call for the creator of a non-skid milk bottle top is published. The note promises lasting gratitude and notes the nuisance of bottle tops that spill and stain neckties during Sunday openings.
Calumet Baking Powder deal offers a 10 pound can for $1,650, asserting a rate of 36 cents per pound. The ad promotes Taylor 6-t, D, and emphasizes the bulk price advantage over smaller packs.
Irvin S Cop recalls a Southwest tale of a restless mover with a wife, four children, six dogs, and a desert prospecting tour. A foreman argues the wife’s lot, while the husband justifies it as part of their hard life at a cow camp frontier.
One acre property with a six room house and barn on three sides of the street. Described as one of the prettiest homes in Bonham. Priced at 2650 with small cash payment and balance via monthly plan. J. M. Lowrey.
An advertisement touts Bates' Improved Antiseptic Liniment for use on humans and animals, claiming rapid relief from wounds, sores, and skin irritations. The sale promotes its wide applicability and purported healing powers with testimonials and pricing cues.
Money to loan on used cars with repayment in 10 monthly payments. Loans closed promptly. Apply to A R Holmes at the Nat Bank back Ist in Grenville Texas.
Bates' Improved Antseptic Liniment advertised as useful for minor injuries and ailments. The claim highlights its suitability for quick relief, with emphasis on home remedies and household use.
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