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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
3
An advertising claim promoting Kellogg's All Bran to relieve chronic constipation and its supposed symptoms. It asserts doctors recommend the cereal, guarantees relief or money back, and notes production in Battle Creek, Michigan with widespread grocery availability.
Officials of the post office department report that poor road conditions on rural routes hinder mail delivery across many sections. Even short stretches of bad road prevent carriers from using motor vehicles for much of the year, prompting efforts to improve roads or amend routes to speed delivery.
Farmers urged to consign turkeys to T. J. Clotfelter Pro Company at 996-1 N 2-1, with both day and night contact numbers listed for convenience. Residential and commercial sellers invited to call for offers.
The piece records pleasant weather and local social visits. Olivia Cockrell, Ina Lelle Wheat, Vermillion Misses, and families from Electra are mentioned among visitors last week while Edmond Thompson departed Sunday for Tipton Oklahoma.
A Bonham note recalls community visits and school updates while stressing dental health. A Red Cross Nutrition worker Beatrice Hall cites a dentist describing six year molars as the first permanent teeth and urges parents to keep them clean and fed to prevent decay and misalignment.
Sov T H Blewett presides at a Friday night gathering of the Woodmen of the World. J W Greenlee acts as clerk with E L Hairston, C C, supervising duties. Meeting held under the supervision of local lodge officials.
A terse notice highlights a yearlong service offering free testing and filling assistance. It mentions terminals and grease work, with Jill-Free as a reference point for the free service and savings on costs.
A fragmented item notes a goat leather coat and blue hat in a New York street fashion vignette dated Oct 2. Descriptive garbled text references a double breasted coat and hippogth cap, creating a snapshot of attire.
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