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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
4
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin notes Yoltva at 65 predicts living to 120 and envisions a future world turning flat sooner than that.
A hodgepodge of health testimonial and community notes mentions Cardui for nervousness and female symptoms, plus Whiteshed 4-H club camp plans with jar weights, play, and reporting. It includes club judges, fruit jars, and a joke about a man aged ninety eight in a local bulletin.
Fashions for vacation wear color a scene with gray and white gowns and printed nets. A guide in a canyon tale notes the Grand Canyon’s ancient depths as a Kansas man observes a government job.
Printed frocks shine for smart afternoon events with black crepe and white daisies. A model features a deep oval neckline, garlands of giant petals, and very short wide sleeves. A large black hat completes the daylight dining and dancing look.
When smoke appears as an oven heats it is usually from fat splashes on the sides or rack. Wipe the oven with a hot soapy cloth after cooking to remove residues and prevent smoke.
Local resident known as Juck reports friction with a neighbor who keeps no chickens, sparking a dispute over garden duties and property boundaries. No further details available.
In Pine River Minnesota a family of ten led by J D Young ate suspected mushrooms while waiting for a relief check. Four children died and the parents along with the others were left seriously ill after ingesting poisonous toadstools.
A fond father meets the principal to learn how his son is doing. The principal predicts the boy may go down in history yet adds that geography and other subjects could improve.
In Columbo, Ceylon, malaria has killed over 82 637 people since last November, with 15 933 deaths in April this year. The report notes widespread mortality despite political debates.
A short civic note points to June as a favorable period for bribes and subscription payments, signaling ongoing financial dealings and renewal cycles in local governance.
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