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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
2
An advertisement touts SOS S S as a blood purifier that stimulates the body's cells to use nutrients, regenerating blood and tissues. It claims rapid improvement in eczema rashes pimples and spring fatigue and urges readers to obtain SOS S S from drug stores while warning against substitutes.
Schedule fragment lists westbound eastbound and southbound train numbers with arrival and departure times. Includes contact for J S Spines Veterinary Surgeon and office at Robinson and Bakers stable with phone numbers.
A garbled report mentions Rodger and an immigration agent discussing the Gould line in Sas as a plenant inquiry. The piece quotes a railroad man and a Spanish countess stirring Newport with a tennis match, implying local political tensions and public notices.
United Press reports Chicago hosts the opening of the fourteenth International Triennial Sunday school Convention. Nearly 5000 delegates, alternates, and thousands of visitors attend the opening as talks cover the relation of Sunday school to public schools and church roles.
Adrian Michigan resident recounts severe weakness and backache that left her unable to work. After reading an advertisement she tried Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, took two bottles and felt notably better, continuing for three months to regain strength and return to duties.
A fragmented report from McDuff Virginia highlights a family avoiding severe illness after using Black-Draucht remedies. Mrs J discusses long stomach issues and flareups, praising the product as best for all ages and noting no further health problems since use.
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