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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
3
An advertorial piece from Terre Haute Indiana recounts a woman’s recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and praises its use before and after childbirth. It includes a testimonial from Mrs William J Ups and mentions other products. The text closes with a poem about "little faces" and comfort for grieving mothers.
A simple mixture of buckthorn bark magnesium sulphate glycerine and related ingredients used like Adlerika to relieve gas on the stomach and support intestinal evacuation. It claims rapid action, often within one hour, and that it does not gripe, praised by local druggists J W and Reb Peeler.
The Rotary Club enjoyed an unusually lively post dinner program. Guests included John E. Osborn Paris Tombeau champ and Mrs Dick Saunders. The Free Kindergarten youngsters, led by Catherine Phillips and music supervisor Mrs Margaret Marston, performed lively songs and a short play delighting Rotarians.
The report covers Rotary entertainment committees led by Ta tum Saunders Stevenson McGlasson and Owen with Sassell Caldwell Co supplying a big truck for transporting children who later enjoyed a feast. John Burks donated pencils. Upcoming committee members include Allen Cale Martin Halsedl Chas Leslie and J. F. Arledpe Jr. The club endorses Harry UT Ropers of San Antonio for international executive committee and supports the TM Red drive with a helper committee. Also mentioned: sweet potato slips price and local quip about temper.
A cultured New England girl is bought from a Mexican for a few gold nuggets. The tale unfolds with rival men each pursuing her and fighting for possession in an exciting narrative from The Great Ken brutes.
A historical note on the shift from cash payroll envelopes to pay by check. The piece discusses robberies tied to cash, the safety and efficiency of checks, and the impact on employees, banks, and employers. It cites studies showing reduced losses and increased thrift and deposits, while noting some resistance and misunderstandings among workers and managers.
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