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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
6
The article surveys blouse fashion shifts from overblouses to tunic and fitted models using pongee wash silks English brocade and printed crepe. It notes sleeves lengths collars and adornments like lace collars. tunic blouses pair with plain skirts and printed silks shine in yokes and bindings.
Health in the community is improving. The Farm Labor Union met Tuesday night, its first since organization two weeks ago, and members hope many will join. Gardens are being planted, fields are being plowed, and schools improve with Zelma H. Dean as principal. Local visits include Mrs. May Taylor to Mrs. Porter Wallace, and Mrs. Geo Lewis and Mrs. J. Moody to Mrs. Wallen. Ruby and Ora Davis recover from illness as summer arrives with barefoot children.
Sulphur rich solution marketed as a blood purifier and parasite deterrent for poultry. Claims include increased egg production and insect protection with over 200000 bottles sold in Texas in 1924. A one dollar bet promises 100 extra chickens protected over 100 days. Distributed by J. W. Peeler.
Singing convention from Hilger and Wrotherton meet a Bonham at the First Christian Church at two o clock Sunday. Everybody cordially invited. Phone 555 for M. B. Ice Cream and Sherbet, on short notice. We deliver. Red Ball Confetionery 207-3st.
In Bonham a Bungarew 1ans model is advertised at 2100 dollars, claimed to be unmatched by competitors. The listing names 2073 J. M. Lowrey as contact or seller.
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Mrs. Janes Hall of Weathersby Mississippi writes that after using Cardus ton ic she improved from extreme weakness to full energy. She describes initial pain and cold, flabby chin and loss of color, then says the tonic strengthened her and she could work in the garden again after taking several bottles. She urges readers to ask their druggist.
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