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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1908
Page
3
The text urges paying a poll tax and notes chatter about Secretary Loeb possibly resigning. It mentions harsh language toward him and questions the impact of a grip or influenza. It reports a claim of cold weather after the 15th and advises preparation.
Local notes joke about creating a Ground Hog Day legal holiday. Bonham Favorite suggests adding holidays. Terrell Transcript jokes about a farmer who raises hogs and makes sausage celebrating Ground Hog Day frequently.
A political remark asserts that no future currency bill can please every critic seeking something for nothing, reflecting persistent dissatisfaction with monetary reforms. The quote frames skepticism toward legislative efforts and the difficulty of appeasing diverse demands from lawmakers.
Advertised sale of the sole drug store in a dry South Dakota town. The owner cites lack of good reasons for selling and notes prior oversights in marketing the business. Buyers are urged to consider the unique local context and potential for operation.
A medical journal questions proper coughing technique while playfully noting that saying cough up properly might feel more freeing to readers and subscribers. The remark suggests a lighter take on medical guidance and audience engagement.
Senator Culberson urged banks to keep legal reserves in their own vaults and not rely on Wall Street credit cash. He praised the Culberson bill as sound policy that should become law.
A collage of opinions and quotes from Honey Grove Citizen Yest County Gazette Bonham Favorite and Worth Telegram urges readers to judge public servants by merit not politics. It laments grumblers and praises constructive effort while noting social and economic tensions of the era.
A Memphis Commercial Appeal squib mocks stateship debates by predicting a future where constitutions ban items from cigarettes to coffee, chewing gum, corsets, soda water and corn plasters as absurd constitutional injunctions.
A list of seven types of residents opposed to town improvements appears in the fragmentary note. John Colvin visited the city yesterday and ordered the Weekly Avorter to Mea, Jemina Coly at Francis, Okla.
Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo announces a shift from secret compounds to transparent remedies. He prints full ingredient lists on every bottle and offers a free booklet with endorsements from medical authorities. The Favorite Prescription for women’s health is highlighted as a tonic for nerves, displacements, and painful periods.
Notice seeks a few more boarders with rooms meals electric lights fuel and hot and cold baths offered at 5 600 per month. Apply to J U Moss at the Fire Station.
An ad notes most cases occur in constipated individuals and promotes Foley's Orino Laxative as a mild laxative that stimulates the liver and bowels to restore natural action. It claims no nausea or griping and warns against substitutes from Saunders Drug Co.
Public notice lists the annual stockholders meeting at the Fannin County National Bank building in Bonham Texas on January 28 1908 at 10 o clock am for director elections and business. Directors will meet the same day after adjournment to elect officers and handle company business. Wward D. Steger president John W. Russell secretary.
Letters from Australia Africa and Samoa praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for babies and children with colds and croup. Parents in distant regions report satisfactory results similar to those in American homes. Sold by J. W. Peeler.
A fragmented line cites fear as a universal theme, contrasting male and female voices with a blunt phrase. It appears as an isolated quotation within a larger page, lacking clear attribution or full context for reliable interpretation.
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy cleanses the blood by aiding the kidneys and urges starting at first signs of danger. Saunders Drug Co promotes the product as essential for health and impurity removal through the kidneys.
A reflective line notes a woman’s anger at another girl overlooking her engagement ring. The句 conveys social tension and personal pride in a concise, pointed tone.
Seasonal health notice urges immediate care for a child's bowels. Recommends Chamber UG Anulera and Diar thea Remedy followed by castor oil. Sold by J. W. Peeler.
A vintage ad encourages using Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds and warns to choose the genuine product in a yellow package sold by Saunders Drug.
Dr Shoop distributes free mail order trials of Catarrh Remedy from Racine Wisconsin claiming strong value. The scientific prescription is said to be known to druggists and available through all dealers with no cost to the recipient.
Reader orders received to purchase Ladies Home The Saturday Evening Daily Favorite for five dollars. The office confirms shipment arranged promptly.
An old note praises Foley's Honey and Tar as effective for la grippe coughs, claiming it stops coughing and strengthens lungs to prevent pneumonia. The advertisement emphasizes it contains no harmful drugs and is a low price option.
An 19th century advertising notice extols Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a trusted, physician devised cure for a wide range of female ailments. It claims extensive medical endorsement, readiness of trial bottles, and warns against alcoholic tonics while promising to strengthen the whole system and pelvic organs. It invites letters to Dr Pierce’s Buffalo Institute for private consultation.
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