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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
3
The Whispering community notes gardening and corn planting as routine duties. Several residents are mentioned visiting relatives and attending events. Travel to Bonham and Fort Worth is noted, along with local social visits and a baking powder advertisement ending the column.
In Birmingham Florence Moore of 2209 Thirty-third Ave North recounts years of weakness and near inability to stand. She credits Cardui with her recovery after eleven bottles and urges others to try the remedy, saying it gave her first real health in years.
Ash Grove community sees visits from Jewel and Mr and Mrs Nelms to Mrs Russell in Blue Ridge and Grandma Weddle with T C Nelms. Young folks host parties at Mina Thomas and Mr Smith homes while Miss Belugia visits Rena McCampbell. Local trips, school visits, and a Union Literary program set for March 23.
Advertising copy claims pepsin combined with calomel is the ideal daily laxative suitable for toxemia, liver issues, biliousness, headaches, constipation, indigestion or colds. It urges readers to obtain Pepsinated Calomel at local drug stores or request a complimentary trial sample from the Pepsinated Calomel Co. in Atlanta, Ga.
Mr and Mrs J P Thompson and son Neal visited John Moor man and family of Brotherton Sunday. Lula Belle Skinner spent the weekend with her parents J L Skinner Mrs W B Hicks and daughters Viva and Vera visit Moore s Chapel families. Mrs Edd McNabb and Edna with Mrs Howard McNabb visited Mrs W S Hicks last Monday. Viva and Vera Flicks were seen visiting relatives in West Texas.
Brief social notes report multiple visits and calls over Friday night and the weekend. Mrs Mowrey, Mrs Stoddard, Mrs Chaffin, Mrs Skinner, and the McNabbs are mentioned visiting relatives and friends, highlighting neighborhood social ties.
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