09 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1913
Page
1
The Bonham Favorite prints subscription rates and mailing instructions. Local items urge organizing a county fair association, discuss political opinions, and note society brief items and local commentary about national figures and events.
A column reflects on age myths and self styled longevity claims from Indiana to Atlanta and Lowell. It notes a centenarian remark about starting healthy habits late, a pipe smoker's claimed 110 years, and a Mass ad praising whiskey for long life, urging readers to catalog such ideas.
A fragment from a readers’ note questions how women should dress amid evolving standards. It cites a playful Texarkana line and mentions Superior Vacuum Cleaner, Chas Davis Udw Co as a marginal reference.
The letter from Brooklyn and Bonham praises Vinol as a blood maker and body builder that restores health in a delicate anaemic child. It claims improved appetite, vigor, and looks within weeks, with a money back guarantee and endorsements from worried mothers.
Alan recalls a suitor’s offer after Maud refused Jack. Maud confirms she accepted a proposal from another girl, detailing the sequence of rejections and new suitor.
A brief note extols the watch mechanism and hairspring precision while urging readers to have their timepieces cleaned. It highlights the balance wheel’s 15 000 vibrations per hour and the tiny oil drop required for smooth movement.
The notice extols Dr King s New Discovery as a cure for coughs and lung trouble caused by neglect of colds. A Muscadine Alabama resident testifies his wife survived a severe cough with it after forty three years of use. The ad claims relief from the first dose and lists price five and one dollar.
Mrs Puff asserts cosmetic powder should go to the plasterers union, overheard in conversation with the janitor's wife. The remark indicates tensions around trade group loyalty and social status in the household.
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