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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
11
Contractors advance on the 7.3 mile concrete section from Honey Grove to Dodd City with two mixers at Windom and Honey Grove. About 1200 feet of road paved daily and completion expected by August first, creating 14.4 miles of solid concrete road in Fannin County.
St Josephs G F P is touted as a direct remedy for female disorders linked to catarrh of the generative organs. The ad claims many women relieved of pains headaches cramps nausea dizziness and irritability after trying the product, reviving health and happiness.
The excerpt portrays a steadfast official declaring readiness to shoulder blame for doing right despite pressure. It contrasts his moral stance with emboldened threats and pawns who doubt his courage, framing a moral battle in political life and voter support. Walt Mason voices the lament in measured, period tone.
A man recalls stomach and liver trouble causing breaks in engagement. He reports gas and colic, tries various medicines, then discovers Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The pamphlet claims the simple preparation clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation. One dose allegedly convinces, with money refund promised.
Mr and Mrs Harry Sears of Dallas announce the birth of a fine little son. Mrs Sears was formerly Miss Netelle Abernathy of this city.
A roundup from Houston El Paso Fort Worth and other towns reports 22 passengers aboard the French steamer De La Salle in port for an Associated Advertising Clubs convention. a Mexican youth shot by Juarez soldiers. firefighter injured by a burst hose nozzle. a school superintendent pursuing labor work in Oklahoma. Mrs. Dudley receiving a Rockefeller dime for a savings account. a lake resort plan at Lake Cisco. John Brock's 20,000 mile college watchman trek. Texas goat and wool attire at a meeting. car driving ban for R P Thomas in Amarillo. burglars with unusual taste in Abilene.
The office of Dr H A Swan was robbed of surgical instruments and equipment valued at 1600 dollars in Abilene. Five amateur radio stations will broadcast invitations to the world to attend the Fourth of July races here. Names and ad-
Message notes that dresses for people nationwide will be provided by Abilene citizens and announced via radio stations. The item mentions Studebaker Year and tube patching plus Burus Tire Shop on West 5th Street.
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