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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
3
A dubious ad touts Meyr's Wonderful Remedy as a cure for stomach, liver, and intestinal troubles including appendicitis. It claims to remove catarrhal mucoids from the intestinal tract and to provide com pete results with harmless preparation. The notice targets readers in Asia and urges trying the remedy for bloating and related ailments.
A note from C R Inglish asks for the return of a mixed set of keys lost recently. The writer offers thanks and directs any finders to return them to the Fav orite office. The fragment mentions a Silver Street location and Brafinon Jewelry Co. as a nearby reference.
Bonham residents visit relatives across town and nearby towns with Sunday and Monday gatherings. A variety of families including McChan, Elmore, Gist, Winkler, Fitzwater and Van zandt share meals, visits and a Saturday party hosted by Dead Winkle. A literary meeting at the schoolhouse Friday night invites all, with grimeone to bring.
A classified offer lists 10 pounds of Calumet baking powder for 1.60 total at 15 cents a pound, contrasting with 35 cents per pound elsewhere. Followed by reference 206-12b and contact A. Taylor.
Bonham area notes fair weather and planting activity with corn farmers ready to plant. Health generally good. Steve Coonrod and family from Tren ton visited his brother W. L. Coonrod.
Sunday gatherings fill the page with visitors from Bonham and Route Six sharing meals and fellowship. The piece notes meals with the Lowman family, visits by J. J. Coonred and others, and announces Brother Starr’s meetings at Boyd starting March 14 plus a reminder for Sunday School.
A compact reflective note warns that wind and blossoms clash, cheap purchases reveal flaws, and cheap glasses blind the eye. It counsels saving sight and avoiding low quality items through careful evaluation.
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