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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
8
Bonham audiences will see The Old Nest, praised as a quintessential all American picture. Rupert Hughes wrote the tale of a mother whose six children depart and later return, portraying family joys and sorrows with Mary Alden in a standout screen performance.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy that acts through the blood to relieve catarrh. It claims to restore strength and assist nature, offering a $300 reward and a $100 guarantee if it fails to cure. Toledo Ohio buyers urged to send for testimonials.
A caption notes a pithy remark from an Omaha druggist about a religious Scottish woman who would not give children castor oil on Saturday night fearing it would act on Sunday. The quip reflects cultural attitudes toward Sabbath observance and medical remedies.
A plea urges people who need glasses not to delay vision correction. It encourages visiting an optometric specialist to examine sight and prescribe suitable glasses at an affordable price.
Vintage pickup in good mechanical condition priced to move to the right buyer. Inspect at Neals Garage on South Main Street near First National Bank in Bonham Texas.
Fannin County reports sluggish motor vehicle registrations. By 11 this morning only 1716 licenses had been issued for the year, far short of last year’s pace despite recent applications.
The annual meeting of the share holders of the Fannin County Bank will be held at its banking house Tuesday January 10 1922 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. to elect 14 directors for the ensuing year and conduct any other business. J R Russell Cashier.
Local farmers express optimism that the cloudy weather will yield a general rain. They say soaking rain is needed, followed by a hard freeze to condition the ground and curb crop pests.
Mrs Ian Johnson and Mrs J Rayburn entertained at their East Ninth Street home with a 6 o clock dinner honoring Lun Sam Rayburn who is spending the holidays with his mother Mrs W M Rayburn The event featured holly mistletoe a Christmas tree and candles Attendees included Sam Rayburn Mrs W M Rayburn Tom Rayburn Will Rayburn Lou Rayburn Mrs W A Dallas Mrs Ext Bartley Master Robert Barley George Atkins C L Couch and Belva Doss Misses Jamita Barrett Mavis Nevill Blary Lou Gray Delia Betty Roberts Mary Ella Lowrey and several gentlemen. Miss Belva Doss also hosted a watch party on Center Street with games dancing and a midnight lunch.
Miss Clara Scarborough entertained a small group Saturday evening at her East 4th Street residence to bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new year. Refreshments were served to Misses Mary Lowry, Martha Lowry, Eva Hill, Sondheim Kee ton, and Messrs. Glen Simmons, Troy Hill, Marion Gouge, Ottis Reeves.
When your shoes need repairing take them to R. T. Davis, second door north of fire hall, on North Center Street. Now, be ready for quick service and quality work.
A testimonial from J. W. Peeler praising a product that promises to remove inflammation in the intestinal tract and cure stomach liver and intestinal issues including appendicitis. The speaker notes prior failures with medicines and money lost, but now credits the remedy with relief and offers a money-back guarantee after one dose.
Good country butter priced at 25 cents, two packs available and fresh eyes at 25 cents per dozen at Taylor Grocery.
In Portland Indiana a mother regards Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as beneficial for her daughter’s irregularities and pains. The testimonial notes improved health after using the remedy and urges care for young girls’ health and balanced activity.
Two daily departures from Bonham at 9 30 a m and 3 00 p m start from Hotel Alexander and Ford Service Car Station. Service meets Katy trains north and south bound. For prompt service or further information call 872. Baggage handling available at Yord Service Car Station.
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