Blank notes and legal blanks advertised for sale
A notice-style item promoting blank notes mortgages deeds and other legal blanks for purchase. The ad appeals to buyers and business customers seeking standard forms.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1924
Page
5
A notice-style item promoting blank notes mortgages deeds and other legal blanks for purchase. The ad appeals to buyers and business customers seeking standard forms.
Private Will H Evans in town as director and advance agent for the Texas Centennial Celebration to be staged in 1930 or later. He plans a nationwide tour from Bonham to Chicago and Victoria to publicize a $50 million to $60 million exposition inviting global participation and selections of notable achievements from the last century.
A satirical verse extols courteous driving and safety. It envisions a polite driver guiding a yellow-wheeled wagon with calm compliance to rules, hoping politeness prevents accidents and saves lives on the road. The piece contrasts courtesy with reckless speed and urges restraint and consideration for others.
An advertisement asserts The Gem Cafe claims the cleanest cafe in Texas and invites customers to inspect their sanitary record. It emphasizes wholesome food, good cooking, and courteous service for all trades and professions.
No verifiable event or person named in the fragment. The text is a poem fragment referencing dangerous driving behavior and a dramatic contrast between speed and restraint, attributed to Walt Mason.
Edith Seeman of Lamar Arkansas describes back pain headaches nosebleeds and weakness improving after using Cardui the woman’s tonic. She says two bottles ended her trouble and she gained health with skin clearing. The ad urges other women to try Cardui. NC-156
Houston donors have pledged over 50000 to the University of Texas Memorial Stadium fund in a letter from Mike Hogg, with final results aimed for by week’s end. State officials note Houston's lead inspires other Texas drives as the statewide campaign nears its $500000 goal.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as effective for catarrh for over 46 years. It describes a two part product: an ointment for local relief and Toric internal medicine that acts through the blood to reduce inflammation. Sold by druggists including S L Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
A brief note highlights a Studebaker year with emphasis on English language ties and historical context. The piece profiles model milestones and market notes, framing the era through automotive and linguistic lenses.
Dry hot weather continues with calls for rain to aid crops. Health is good. Miss Lula Belle Skinner at Commerce visited her parents Mr and Mrs J Lee Skinner. Community members attended a Moore's Chapel musical and shared pleasant time.
Mr Ed McNabb and family visited the home of Mr and Mrs J J Chaffin Sunday night while Mr and Mrs J E Chance of Tulip were mentioned in the same note. Queen Elizabeth.
The Saturday Evening Post quotes Floyd W Parsons arguing frequent hiring and firing cause major losses in modern business. Labor turnover varies by industry with 125 percent for skilled and 263 percent for unskilled workers, with costs per man ranging from 84 to 2000 dollars and annual losses to large firms reaching 150 thousand dollars plus. A national figure suggests American manufacturers spend about 35 million dollars yearly on employee exchanges. Wesley and Everymans Classes plan a joint supper at Woodman Park next Monday at 7 pm, with all members expected. Palace Drug Store lists J W Peeler as a seller of the item in question.
Bates' Improved Antiseptic Liniment advertised for human and animal use. The notice promotes its healing properties and includes testimonials and directions for application. It targets travelers and field workers seeking quick wound care and antiseptic protection.
An old advertisement from Willson's Drug Store promises Blue Star Remedy cures for skin diseases like ringworm and poison oak. The copy guarantees no staining and a pleasant odor, urging readers to purchase for relief.
The note promises curb service for quick drinks and a famed M B ce Kream. It emphasizes convenient drive by service.
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