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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
5
An elderly visitor asked a policeman which bus to take to reach a destination. He directed her to the 2nd avenue line. Hours later she remained on the corner noting the 223rd bus would become the 189th in sequence, per Pathfinder.
Madrid Gutierre notes Esperanto as a universal language, yet questions its geographical presence. The remark captures the paradox of a language designed for global use while lacking a fixed speech territory.
Several residents and families are mentioned in brief notices of travel and visits. John F. Arledge shows improvement since last report while John William Palmore and Robert Arledge left for Lubbock and expect to return Wednesday. Mrs. Lloyd Loftin and others plan several weeks in Galveston. W A Roberts travels to Dallas on business.
Dr. FE A Flowers of Flowerdale Farm Dallas urges starting with healthy matron cows to produce economical calves. Emphasizes tuberculin testing for TB, sanitation around calving, immediate colostrum, clean feeding, and gradual introduction of grain. Recommends using sterile powdered milk if needed and careful weaning to ensure strong, productive dairy herds.
The note repeats phrases about seeking information on gas and oil and asks how to sell tires with a potential purchase of a new tire in a few days. It reads as a casual inquiry rather than a full article.
Mrs Ida E Crawford of 1618 Charleston Ave Bunwaga West Virginia says Cardui is a fine medicine. She details a 29 year trial of Cardui Humem Treatment noting strength and health improvements after marriage when she felt run down and weak. She emphasizes returning to Cardul as a tonic whenever vitality dips.
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