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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
5
The advertisement promotes S.S.S. as a blood building tonic claimed to restore red blood cells and improve health. It asserts long history and benefits for strength and attractiveness, urging purchases at drug stores and noting a larger, economical size.
Several residents and visitors are noted: M R Trimble visits home and recovers from illness, Clarence Haggard works in Dallas while pursuing school, Isom Beasley of Gainesville visits his brothers Alvis and Bob Beasley, Judge W H Gross and Mrs Gross with Mrs Irene Allen visit relatives, Mrs Frank Cromwell returns to Texarkana after a stay, Kenneth Haggar plans to return to A&M College for summer work, and E F White Sace travels a large Texas and Oklahoma route as an experienced salesman.
A goat named Judas guides sheep within the East St Louis stock yards to the packing house, then returns to the pens. The practice, dating to Armour and Co traditions in Chicago, uses trained goats to shepherd flocks to the slaughter floor before slipping away.
A weather report describes a continuing heat wave across the Northeast and mid-Atlantic with high temperatures and strong winds along the Grand Banks. The text notes New York City and surrounding areas feeling the heat while portions of New England see cooler air, and mentions unsettled conditions across districts including New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
The Chamber of Commerce works on room repainting and rearrangement. Miss Billie Barnett notes many could not reach the office due to phone disconnection from painting. Miss Barnett, Miss Eldridge, the home demonstrator, and Mrs. Carswell press on despite handicaps.
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