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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
3
The Leonard community hosts its annual fair starting today with a parade and exhibits from local communities. Residents express loyalty to the town and anticipate a good day, noting the event is traditionally worth attending.
The Favorite markets Purple Transfer paper 18x24 inch sheets as a new supply. George Brent sustained an injury when a horse fell while he was driving cattle to the DP station and was hospitalized with initial fears of serious harm. he was later reported to be in stable condition at home. Sheriff E Brent’s brother Mr. Prett once lived in Dodd City. A greenhouse firm offers cut flowers wreaths bulbs and plant stock with orders taken through Campbell & Dennis at 76-6t h World Series Base Ball play by play noted at Bonham Battery Co. West Sth St. California chocolates and Texas Candy Kitchen advertise. A classified ad suggests a sleep-time effective ad. Bate’s Improved Antiseptic Liniment is also advertised.
An old advertisement promotes Doan's Pills as a remedy for backache headaches dizziness and nervous tension with user testimonials dated 1919 and 1924. The note mentions FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY and includes a separate line about alfalfa seed and a sleep work ad.
The Walla papers note a miniature rodeo at the Erwin I. Smith ranch two miles east of town with cowboy regalia and the host on his mount Gutzum Borgum. The Dallas paper and local chatter hint Mr Smith may attend in San Antonio, promising an engaging ranch event.
An advertisement touts Black and White Ointment and Black and White Soap as cures for skin blemishes. It claims women resent personal attacks but will tolerate pimples and blotches, urging readers that the inexpensive 50-cent Ointment offers three times as much as the 5-cent size.
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