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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
2
An article discusses a widespread female condition linked to catarrh of generative organs and promotes G. F. P. as the cure though medical certainty is unsettled. It notes symptoms like nervousness pains weight loss and headaches and mentions new silk dress shipments and a house for rent.
West Graham Virginia Rev. Lewis Evans a retired minister over 80 praises Black Draught as relief for long running bilious liver trouble. He says it relieves painful spells and backache, with occasional doses keeping him in good form. The remedy is made from medicinal roots and herbs with no mineral drugs.
Clarke Isle is the site of a Texas Pacific Railroad Co clam prevention meeting today attended by C. Kilway trainmaster, 8. Mc Glasot station agent, and Miss Hope Brent secretary. The meeting aims to reduce claims losses in rail operations and improve efficiency. Also note: First State Bank of Bunban Texas plans to convert to a National Banking Association after thirty days. Plenty of minnows available at Leon Richardson’s 209 Braz St. Phone 937.
Robert S. Rodgers went to Denton to bring his daughter Miss Sue Alice home for treatment amid reports of diphtheria and tonsillitis at the school. The young lady had a fairly good night and is doing well this morning.
A Cincinnati woman reports relief from nerves, sleeplessness, backache, and weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, Blood Medicine, and Liver Pills along with Pinkham’s Sanitive Wash. She says she can work, eat, and looks well. A Philadelphia anecdote echoes improvement after the same regimen and invites inquiries. Sold by druggists everywhere.
A jumble of clippings mentions Ray Deering and baseball talk with Commisskey, an advertisement for a Big Towel Sale March 12 13 14 and market prices from local produce houses. It notes newspapers provide price ranges for turkeys hogs and other goods and mentions Purple Transfer paper products.
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