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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1908
Page
5
The fragment references international tensions with Great Britain and a disaster in Kings’en city area causing thousands of deaths and heavy financial loss. It also touches on lunar timing and space chatter, Oklahoma bottling scarcity, diversification advice for farmers, and New York year end celebrations signaling wealth and civic cheer.
Governor Hughes warned New York lawmakers to enforce the constitution against race track gamblers and pool sellers. He indicated remedial legislation will be shaped before the assembly adjourns, and his record shows he is a proactive, effective governor.
A new postal regulation prohibits sending a daily paper to anyone over three months in arrears and bars weekly papers after one year. The note claims Uncle Sam doubts publishers' competence to manage their own affairs and urges readers to check their subscription status.
A Bonham section reports on a South Bonham Methodist revival led by Rev Hursey with sermons on temptation and duty. The piece criticizes railroads pressuring free ad space and notes community ties to Bonham’s cash market and local support during ongoing revival services.
I Harrell of Austin Texas endorses Herbine as a daily regulator and medicine for dyspepsia after over a year of use. The advertisement claims bushels of joy and urges purchase from Suundara Drug Co.
The first term ends Friday January 24 with mid term exams starting January 20. Next week focuses on reviews in all grades. Punctual regular attendance in the remaining two weeks will heavily affect promotions.
The school board’s juvenile library, established last year, aids elementary education with abundant wholesome literature, especially in reading. New sets like Seven Little Sisters and Hach and Al will serve second and third grades. Allyn Boon & Co. provided access to Harvard Bulletin and other college papers, including The Skiff and The Collegian, via local courtesy.
Unusually fortunate this year in their freedom from epidemics. While the schools of other towns have almost been broken up through the ravages of measles, whooping cough, and other epidemics, ours have gone on with the best attendance in their history. Our good fortune in this matter is something to be very grateful for.
A townsman named Hon A P Barrett spoke to the class on the workings of a state legislative body. His talk was clear practical informative and provided students with new insight beyond ordinary school routines.
The seventh grade under Miss Moseley posts the week’s top attendance with only one absence, a 99.7 percent rate. M Rosenbaum, longtime Bonham businessman, has sold his venture and plans to move to St. Louis, leaving a gap in local leadership.
A man’s wife suggests his temper never surfaces unless provoked, implying his outward calm masks underlying volatility. The remark frames anger as a concealed trait that erupts only under pressure.
Eminent doctors across the South praise Vinci as a superior cod liver oil preparation. Personal testimonials from W N Rand of Evan Mills New York and Dr Bonchelle of Thomasville Georgia claim strong results for bronchial and pulmonary issues and overall vitality. The medicine is described as a concentrated extract from fresh cod livers with iron peptanate and no oil, sold with a money back guarantee through Saunders Drug Co Bonham Texas.
Advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a simple remedy for la grippe coughs. It claims the product stops coughs, heals and strengthens the lungs, and prevents serious illness. emphasizes that no harmful drugs are used and the packaging is yellow.
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