11 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1916
Page
1
Bonham Daily Favorite reviews thrift amid high prosperity warning that spending and speculation tempt moral laxity. It argues true thrift equals watchfulness and self denial, linking finance captains to caution while recalling wartime leaders and Mexico crisis as reminders to steady aims.
Come and look over our stock of Goodyear Tires and Tubes. Ask to see our Heavy Tourist Tube. It is a dandy. We handle Texaco Gas and Oil. Free water. I ree air. Phone 8 Service Car. We have two cars-prompt.
G. W. Blake owner invites public to join the Presidents Club or have old clothing cleaned. White kid gloves cleaned with guaranteed results. New suit samples for boys to view before purchase. Phone 217 for prompt service.
A Mrs Laura Bratcher of Ready Kentucky recounts months of illness and relief after eleven bottles of Cardus, claiming weight gain and restored health. The ad promises the medicine helps with women’s ailments and directs readers to druggists and the Chattanooga Medicine Co. for a 64 page home treatment book. In a separate notice, Frank Newberry is announced as a candidate for County Tax Assessor in Fannin County with a glowing portrait of his service and popularity in Honey Grove.
Many sufferers of digestion and constipation report benefits from Chamberlain's Tablets. The product strengthens the stomach and aids natural function without pepsin or digestive ferments. available everywhere.
A local shop named The Favorite Office advertises a clearance of surplus papers promising cheap rates. The notice highlights abundant stock and easy purchase options for customers seeking inexpensive printed materials.
Judge Rosser Thomas told the Favorite that farmers report a heavy frost Saturday night. They say fruit seems safe though corn in low lands may need replanting. J. A. Abernathy says Irish potatoes were killed to the ground but may regrow, a condition noted in similar past frost events. The frost, unusual for the season, was white and heavy, stirring crop anxieties.
A parcel with ample pasture and water sits one mile northwest of town offered at 1.50 dollars per month. Contact Paul C. Arledge at phone number 28 21.
An advertisement touts Laxative Brom Quin ine as superior to ordinary quinine with no head pressure or nervousness. The copy notes H W Grove endorses the product and invites readers to remember the full name for signature purposes. It is offered at 25 cents.
Mrs. Dunburgh of Eldridge New York says Chamberlains ointment is splendid for rheumatism. She and her family have used it for six years with the best of satisfaction. The quick relief from pain makes it worth many times the cost. Obtainable everywhere.
Messrs G S Smith and T J Howell, trustees of Grove Hill school, were in the city to attend to matters concerning their school yesterday.
For sale several articles of household furniture in good condition. Call 241 Green for details.
John Steger advertises wood for sale from his farm or delivered in town. Contact phone 111.
Marcus Hopkins, who had been ill for several weeks, was able to go out in an automobile yesterday, marking a return to normal activity after his sickness.
Halsell Caldwell Co promotes a cedar chest for winter garment storage and restoration of white kid gloves. The ad urges customers to try the service and mentions a Phoenix area contact.
The Favorite offers beautiful stationery for newborn notices with blue and pink designs. Printing services for such announcements are promoted as accurate and customary for this local ad.
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