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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
1
A compilation of religious quotes, political commentary, and social observations. It notes Psalm verses and reflects on President Calvin Coolidge and Calles discussions, pardons in Texas, Moroccan war news, and public tourism debates. Mentions Abd-El Krim, Dr Thomas Young, and local Texas sheriffs.
A rambling account claims a Texas pardon by Ma prevented further crime by two men from Honey Grove. It asserts their later arrests and trials benefited the sheriff, judges, prosecutors, jurors, and taxpayers by creating work and revenue, concluding Ma is a public benefactor.
Miss Thelma Barber of Fannin County furnishes four weekly food preservation recipes for the Favorite column. Instructions cover canned tomatoes and salt sugar packing, jar sealing, and processing times. Roy Haynes, former prohibition director, discusses enforcement gains against bootleggers and the enduring dry law, noting reduced arrests and the market impact of prohibition.
Two hundred tons of hay need baling immediately. Cash paid to anyone with a press. See D V Hall at 296-31.
An advertisement extols Black and White Ointment and Soap for acne and rough skin. It touts affordability with 60c and 26c sizes and claims rapid relief, urging readers that dealers supply both products.
Practical travel advice urges minimal packing, secure belongings, and small first aid kit. Warns against talking to strangers and accepting stranger dinners. Advises using Traveler's Aid, avoiding late strolls, and careful hotel behavior to prevent unwanted attention while traveling alone.
An old advert promotes home improvement loans from Bonham Building & Loan Association. It promises funds for paint and paper and offers monthly payments, urging readers to buy locally if Bonham has what they need.
Public notice advertisement offers a room house two blocks from Public Square for 1750 dollars with flexible terms. Also promotes Bates Improved Antiseptic Liniment suitable for both man and beast by J. M. Lowrey.
A fragment from Irvin S Cobb describes Indiana interurban travel. Indiana's capital, Lafayette, Zionsville and Lebanon figures appear as the era’s electric rail lines carry Hoosiers across farms and towns. A farmer conductor recalls a passenger’s spitting dilemma en route to Lebanon.
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