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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
2
A worried correspondent explains how TM coaxed John to eat after meals dragged on and he grew grouchy. A blood tonic recommended by a Druggist shows rapid improvement in days, prompting him to take more bottles and urge friends to try it.
Rich red blood fuels sturdy health as blood cells rebound and sluggishness vanishes. Appetite returns, sleep improves, skin clears, and nerves steady with S.S.S. Daily use is praised in letters as it aids Nature in red-blood cell formation. Available in two sizes at all drug stores.
Dallas June 26 M M Bentley extension agricultural engineer of Texas A and M told the American Society of Agricultural Engineers that 38 000 000 acres in Texas already terraced and if trends continue all cultivated land could be terraced in about 20 years. He noted 18 006 000 acres remain to be terraced at once and praised pioneer farmer cooperation and county office support in spreading terracing use.
A lighthearted reader note quotes a playful exchange about teeth and birth, then directs readers to consult authority on the topic. The snippet ends with a call to read the Favorite Want Ads for more items.
The 1920s-1930s era predicts vast growth in Texas and Oklahoma as seven cities Houston Dallas San Antonio Fort Worth Tulsa Oklahoma City El Paso surge in population. Houston becomes a major seaport after a ship channel, with Dallas and San Antonio nearing 300,000, Fort Worth a westward industrial hub, and Oklahoma City Tulsa approaching 200,000. Other Texas cities from Amarillo to Galveston and Corpus Christi expand rapidly, reshaping the regional map.
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