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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1908
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR item shows a titled role and a name sequence. The readable text includes terms like President and Manager but lacks clear events, dates, or actions to describe. This record notes a personnel or organizational reference without a complete report.
A terse civic reminder urges payment of the poll tax with a brief nod to IR reports. It mentions Harry and Evelyn favoring the jury, framing it as sensible civic behavior.
A fragment suggests discussions of Secretary Loeb resignation with sharp rebuke implied. The piece notes public bitterness regardless of whether the issue is grip or influenza, and hints at broad political criticism.
The British Medical Journal posits that lying stems from indigestion and suggests some people may suffer a bad case.
The report cautions that very cold weather will arrive after the 15th and urges residents to prepare promptly for the conditions. It mentions Official Hicks and the intrepid forecast, stressing readiness in the coming days.
A brief opinion notes that Congress cannot satisfy critics who demand something for nothing, arguing persistent demands hinder passage of a currency bill.
A lone South Dakota drug store in a dry town is advertised for sale. The owner notes the business has been impacted by the dry town status and hints at the need for prudent reasons to sell.
A medical journal claims we do not know how to cough properly. The playful line notes that if it had said coughing up properly we would feel freer to accept its view. The remark fuses humor with critique of medical guidance.
Senator Culberson urged banks to keep legal reserves in their own vaults and avoid drawing cash from Wall Street. The Culberson bill is praised as good and likely to become law.
Brownson is praised as a hero and gentleman while President Roosevelt faces criticism for insults toward a man who sacrificed his position rather than act against what he viewed as an injustice to the navy department.
A reflective passage contrasts excuses used by the poor ignorant and the educated against the hard life of a tramp. It notes that the poor blame lack of parental help, the ignorant claim cleverness without schooling, and a roadside tramp prides himself on surviving years ago.
A reflective piece discusses the universal habit of grumbling from ancient Israel to modern times. It contrasts impoverished and wealthy classes, noting both sides complain about circumstances and comforts, and suggests discontent spans ages and social strata.
Bonham Favorite questions making ground hog day an official holiday while Terrell Transcript notes a farmer who raises hogs and makes sausage celebrates the day often.
A collage of editorial quips from various papers mocks U S constitutional reforms and political tactics, contrasting prohibition rhetoric with calls for merit based voting and public service. It includes satirical takes on work, governance and civic duty from the Memphis Commercial Appeal Honey Grove Citizen Yell County Gazette and Fort Worth Telegram.
Fragmentary OCR notes show personal names and a place list with Mrs Jemina Coly and Frincis Ola. The text is garbled, providing few clear facts beyond person names and an implied familial or social linkage.
Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo announces a broad public disclosure of all ingredients in his Golden Medical Discovery. He claims the label lists every component and offers a free booklet detailing the origins, safety, and lack of alcohol or narcotics in his remedies. The material also promotes Favorite Prescription for nervous and debilitated women and notes Indian use of Sauaw-Weed.
Notice from J U Moss offering rooms with meals electric lights fuel and hot and cold baths for 5 600 per month inviting interested persons to contact at the Fire Station.
An old advertisement extols Foley's Orino Laxative as a gentle remedy for chronic constipation and prevention of appendicitis. It claims to stimulate the liver and bowels without nausea or griping, urging readers to refuse substitutes and buy at Saunders Drug Co.
Public notice that the Denison Bonham New Orleans Railroad Company will hold its annual stockholders meeting on January 28, 1908 at 10 o'clock A.M. at the Fannin County National Bank building Bonham Texas for director election and other business. Directors meet immediately after for officer elections and company business. Howard D. Steger president and John W. Russell secretary.
Letters from remote corners of the world praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Parents in Australia Africa and Samoa use it for colds and croup with the same satisfaction as mothers at home. For sale by J W Peeler.
A fragmented phrase appears to mix existential fear with names or garbled terms. The readable portion hints at a literary or colloquial line without clear event, people, or place to anchor a news summary. No distinct individuals or organizations are identifiable.
An old advertisement extols Foley's Kidney Remedy as essential for kidney health and blood purification. A second fragment notes a girl’s anger when another girl fails to notice her engagement ring, reflecting social frustrations.
A note urges immediate attention to a child's bowela issue this season. It recommends Chamber et. HO, Uhulera and Digo thea Remedy with each bottle of ha remedy, followed by castor ina. Sold by J. W. Peeler.
An advertisement urges readers to use Foley’s Honey and Tar to cure coughs and colds, warning against generic substitutes and claiming it comes in Saunders Drug’s package.
Favoritch want ads note Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin is mailing free catarrh treatments to prove the value of his scientific prescription. The remedy, known to druggists, is said to work without any cost to the recipient and is sold by all dealers.
A damaged note indicates the office arranged for ladies to receive multiple newspapers for five dollars and asks payment promptly. The garbled text names The Saturday Evening and the Daily Favorite and requests sending to the office.
The article cautions that LaGe La grippe coughs can lead to pneumonia and endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe healer. It warns against harmful drugs in lower-priced packages and urges avoidance of unsafe preparations.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a trusted, physician devised tonic for a wide range of female health issues. It emphasizes safety, natural ingredients, and endorsements from medical authorities, urging consultation by letter and offering related remedies and informational pamphlets.
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