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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1925
Page
4
The judges handed prizes for decorated vehicles. On cars Jailey First Prize Rotary Club Second Prize Wood Auto Co Third Prize. On trucks Honey Grove First Prize Leonard Second Prize Hawaiian Girls Bonham Third Prize. Also notes on audience remarks and promotional lines follow.
The article argues that St Josephs G F P restores vitality and relieves female ailments. It cites widespread word of mouth among women praising relief from headaches backaches nervousness cramps and depression and notes the product’s rising popularity from near unknown to widely discussed.
New millinery designs seen here attract top fashion creators nationwide. Famous designers showcase daring shapes and refined trims as they preview spring contrasts. The display underscores evolving headwear trends and inventive materials.
Henry Ford in Sudbury predicts fuel from fruit and potatoes will power future industry. He shows a groaning grist mill built to last for generations and argues cities will rely more on electricity as oil and coal limitations bite.
A long illustrated feature profiles Henry Ford touring a Michigan property. It covers his views on powering industry underground, damming water, and sending power by wire. It also details his grist mill barn project and hands-on demonstrations with beams and water wheel.
A Los Angeles reader credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with avoiding surgery for back and heart symptoms after years of fatigue and two pregnancies. She recalls improvement within two months and notes ongoing use and recommendation to others. The column mentions many letters praising Pinkham's after recommended operations.
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