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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
3
Miss Macqueline Edwards, formerly of Denton, joins Starnes Real Ty Shoppe as marcelling expert and operator. Appointments set at 48 dollars. The message references Arc tic regions and other stray notes from Louis ville and Chicago items.
Local items report Milton Deupree returning home from Trouton due to health notes. Typhoid fever affects a child of Mulberry. Mrs Ferguson remains bedridden. Moves include Bro Davis leaving Ravenna for Pottsboro and Bro Webb moving into the Methodist parsonage. Visiting relatives and school staff changes are noted alongside a large Austin College Trinity game plans in Sherman with student and merchant participation.
A health ad claims stomach liver and intestinal troubles cause grouchiness and promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple harmless preparation that removes mucus from the intestinal tract and eases inflammation. It asserts relief from many ailments and invites readers to try the product at all druggists.
Local sales at Chapman's drug store on North Travis reflect community interest as the Kangaroos, though recently crippled, push to mend under Coach Cawthon and meet Trinity University in a highly anticipated October 30 battle.
The article warns that tire vibration alters headlight tilt and focal adjustment. It notes different lenses need distinct focal settings, advises frequent inspections and carrying a spare bulb, and mentions possible loosening of the headlight lens requiring adjustment.
A notice announces a fresh shipment of gifts for the Brides Gift Room at Brannon's store. The line item notes the Brannon's location and the ready stock aimed at wedding customers.
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