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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
3
Druggists nationwide report sensational demand for Sir Joseph's G F P due to claimed relief of catarrh. A prominent Main Street pharmacist notes repeat sales and widespread praise from rich and poor women alike, with customers calling for G F P all day. The piece cites strong consumer interest and perceived efficacy across social classes.
Running times listed for southbound service from Dallas at 9:15 11:45 1:45 4:15 6:15 8:15 a m with Avv Bonham departures at 10:45 a m 4:15 p m 3:15 p m and 5:15 p m Betas 7:15 p m citing J S Ford Sam Kennedy P D Penn J H Baker as organizers or managers.
Mrs. Joe Cooper of Randolph died at 71, a native of Fannin County. Daughter of J. R. Boone, she lived in Randolph most her life. Rev. Fount Joel preached, burial in Randolph.
Meg and Mrs Sansom of Fort Worth visit the Fox parents. Miss Margaret Wilson visits her sister Mrs Organ. Mrs Arthur Lowrey of Greenville visits in the city. Dr J M Donaldson returns to streets after illness. Several people visit family and attend church meetings. Flowers replacing weeds on the concrete pike prompt praise and a note urging tidiness.
Reprint recalls a 1920 Republican convention tale from Chicago about a California delegate and extreme heat. A Chicago friend describes heat on the lake and a joke about the West being hotter. An Arizona desert image adds humor while ad bits flank the narrative.
Bonham to Greenville bus departs 9 30 a m from Red Ball Depot West Fourth Street with connections to Cotton Belt Bailey Katy at Leonard and Santa Fe at Celeste and Texas Special at Greenville. Fare to Greenville 1 50. Notices include local marriages arrivals and community updates amid rural routes novelty and regional chatter.
Schedule shows multiple daily departure times from Bonham Red Ball Depot and Denison Ball Cafe, Simpson Hotel. Fares listed as 1.00 with departures at 7:30 10:30 2:30 and 4:30 p m and later times. For details call Bonham 372 or Denison 9687.
Rain is hoped for as Orphans' Home visits paused last Thursday. Sunday School holds steady at about 120 attendees. A birthday was held for Mr. Jimmie Mitchell and Mrs. Oscar Cline at a lady's home. Large crowd gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Bob Biggers home, with plans to return next Sunday after seven years away. Miss Inez McNabb and Miss Effie Lacewell hosted by Miss Fan of Mingua ward.
Local residents and visitors are listed from Ector and nearby towns including Cary Lane of Fort Worth and Mrs. Paul Houston of Slaton. Several families, such as the Duckworths and Bramlets, host relatives during the week while Carson cemetery hosts a community work day with a follow up planned next Tuesday. County Demonstration Agent Miss Barber has arrived and is welcomed by residents.
Sunday morning sermon questions how to raise children in the nurture of the Lord and the church's duty to them. A second sermon titled She Painted Her Face discusses youth morals. The series will continue Sundays with morning and evening services and a Wednesday study on church methods and governance.
The Sunday School undertakes a Standard School type plan aimed at greater educational results. It outlines organization by the directorate and instruction scale, expecting a graduating class as the program progresses.
Fragmentary OCR captures a comic line where a dentist asks a patient to open wide and promises not to hurt him. The text includes stray phrases about safety and matrimony suggesting a humorous or satirical context from a Boston source. The readable parts indicate a staged or staged-like exchange rather than a full article.
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