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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notes describe items including a 60 piece black border item and galvanized areas, with references to Brannon's Jerry's and a land parcel named BLACHh WAXY LAND at 200 acres, priced around 129 per acre, plus scattered names and places.
A fragment hints at a boast about expert skill and artistic taste, claiming quality work and select craft. The line suggests a service emphasis on superior results and refined judgment.
A brief note describes Benham Gradu's involvement in a portable plan used in a high school setting now extending to college. The item hints at an interwoven strategy and prompt payments tied to the project, reflecting concerns about time and costs.
Dr. H R Scates moved his office from the State National Bank area to West 4th street above the Western Union Telegraph. The office shows new equipment and testing instruments for road workers eyes. A large mirror and other fittings add to the refined setup aimed at a discriminating clientele.
Mrs J N Chesser reports chronic backache and dizziness improved after using Doan's Pills stimulant diuretic. She describes kidney weakness and pain when bending, with headaches and fatigue receding after one dose. Buster-Milburn Centre, Buffalo, N.Y., is listed as a Major dealer source.
Regular meeting called for Constantine Lodge No 13 at 7 30 with a note on important business and a call for good attendance. The secretary is Jas Anderson with Rk S ROGERS W M MULES! MULES! advertisement mentions a car of good young Massouro mules at Steger's mule aid and a Brannon Brides Gift Room ad cites Gifts that last.
October to November 15 offers promise 14 Xmas portraits and 10 percent discounts on smaller orders. Photos finished at leisure with delivery between December 1st and 25th. The ad emphasizes personal, well-made photographs and invites calls to explain the idea.
An advertisement touts Black and White Ointment and Soap as effective in clearing blemishes from skin. It promises measurable results for pimples blotches eczema and rash and highlights larger value in the Desire Ointment with more product.
The American Red Cross outlines its ninth annual appeal from November 11 to 26. It describes widespread home hygiene and sick care instruction for 51 121 students including 31 430 school pupils, plus Braille textbook transcriptions and nutrition programs. Nearly 1 000 public health nurses serve nationwide with a reserve of 42 002 nurses for emergencies.
The 6150 fund from a Tokyo bar supports the Santa Barbara relief drive. The message emphasizes universal humanity and friendship, spanning nations through the American Red Cross.
Readers note a puzzling line urging sailors on the seas to join the Americas Red Cross at an extreme rate of 1600 percent, prompting questions about the text's meaning and era in this clipping.
A fragmentary line hints at an artist and expression but lacks clear details or identifiable names. The wording appears ceremonial or esoteric, offering little factual context for a fuller summary.
A local seller advertises 150 bunches of overripe bananas must sell this week. Contact D V Hill for details and pricing.
A Tyler Courier-Times discussion notes quirky jury actions in Fort Worth Dallas and Houston with four years for nine cents stolen and death sentences for violent felonies. The piece contrasts state juries with federal judges who set penalties, raising questions about fairness and judgment.
The county singing convenes next Saturday night and Sunday at the First Christian church in Ladonia. Attendees are urged to bring well-filled baskets and enjoy the day. Signed J. L. Butler, President.
A garbled record notes routine church happenings including appointments at a Methodist church, with references to Bro. Davi, Mr and Mrs Sam Carpe Mia, and various daily activities. Mentions of Sundays, Saturdays, and visiting individuals appear amid unclear handwriting, suggesting a weekly parish update with minor social notices.
A brief note asks whether the described cure is for malaria chills and fever or dengue bilious fever, stating it bills the germs involved. The text is fragmentary and presents a diagnostic inquiry rather than a completed medical directive.
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