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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
5
A garbled 1900s style menu advertises sandwiches and sodas at Pierce Sandwich Shop next to the Royal Shining Parlor. It promises fresh daily sandwiches including Weinerwurst Swiss Cheese pies and ice cream with delivery available.
Bonham Marble Works offers granite and marble monuments for lot placements. They advertise lasting materials and artistic workmanship, located at 23 S. Main St.
Money to loan on used cars with repayment in 10 monthly payments. Loans closed promptly. Addressed to A, R, HOLMES at Office buck 1st Nat Bank Grenville Texas 200 3Ut.
Will Tidwel of Ector, acting as village mayor when no baseball is on, travels to Detroit Michigan for personal business and may visit Canada and New York City. In his absence Will Twyman will oversee ball activities as Ector and Randolph play here Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs James Migs of 419 Cherry Street Dover Ohio relates illness after her last birth. She suffered persistent left and right side pains and weakness until Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound restored her health after four days of use and three bottles. The testimonial urges readers to try the remedy, sold by druggists nationwide.
A classic patent medicine blurb touts Cold in the Head as a Nagal Catarrh cure. It markets HALTS CATARRIT MEDI INI with a local ointment and a blood acting tonic to prevent colds, selling through druggists for over 40 years by J Cheney and Co Toledo Ohio.
Advertises Black and White Ointment and Soap to treat blemishes and pimples. Claims clear skin boosts appeal and social attention. Mentions 50 cent sizes and wholesale pricing aimed at broad buyers.
Market report shows prices paid by local produce houses and buyers on publication day. It notes that retail prices are not quoted.
Yorktown Virginia famed Revolutionary site hosts D W Griffiths Am erica scenes next week. Residents boast historic houses were used for filming and the town dreams of film industry status as the old church and mansions draw visitors and descendants alike.
An article by Mamie Folsom Wynne records interview anecdotes about changing gender norms. It notes a man describing a woman declaring love and marriage, a local job applicant’s feminine presentation, and remarks on men adopting feminine traits while some women prefer masculinity, illustrating social shifts.
The Bonham Building & Loan Association offers loans to repair and modernize existing houses with easy monthly payments and the option to pay off the debt at any time. No red tape.
Information reaches this office on the death of Frank Smith who died at Harlinge Texas Monday. Smith was an old settler of Fannin County. The body will be brought back and buried at Sandy Creek graveyard northeast of Ravenna. The hour of the funeral was determined by the Favorit.
An advertisement touts Groves Tasteless Tonic as strengthening and invigorating. It claims to restore color to cheeks and improve appetite, appealing to consumers seeking renewed vitality.
The notice outlines a Griffith production titled America with a large cast including returning actors. It mentions a big screen event on a Saturday at the American venue and highlights folk themes and historical figures linked to the show.
An eminent physician endorses a method helping thousands of women avoid discomfort through pregnancy and childbirth. The booklet covers pre and postnatal care, birth timing, baby rules, and the use of Mother Friend product by generations. Mrs FE Kerger of Slayton Minn praises its help in a personal account.
An insurance style car dealer advertises the universal car with a 30 day guarantor term. It highlights flexible financing and guarantees for buyers.
Ad fragment mentions Hassell Motor Company with Lincoln Ford and Fordson. Vague pricing and promotional lines imply a gasoline price notice and antiseptic liniment reference. The readable text shows an old styled ad with several brand names and generic sales language.
Train service from Bonham to Greenville with multiple daily departures from the Red Ball Depot on West Fourth Street fare $1.60. Connections include Cotton Belt at Bailey Katy at Leonard Santa Fe at Celeste and Texas Special at Greenville with service to Sulphur Springs Terrell Dallas and other points.
Bus leaves Bonham at 7 30 am 9 30 am 11 39 am 2 00 pm 4 00 pm 6 00 pm fare one way 1 60 cents Cars depart Red Ball Depot West Fourth Street Bonham For details call Bonham 872 or Denison 9
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