David’s Old Age Reflections on Life and God’s Providences
The piece portrays David as an aging king facing dwindling vigor while finding renewed purpose in contemplation at the Tabernacle. He recalls his call from Samuel, the anointing, and the auras of God’s guiding hand, with Nathan prompting future messages of worship and blessing. Carlyle’s reflection on life’s chief end emphasizes glorifying and enjoying God forever as true success.
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David
Ishbi-benob
Philitines
Davin
Abishai
Tabernacle
Nathan
God
Samuel
Bethlehem
Carlyle
Weather and notice mix show local life chatter
The excerpt blends postal notices and commentary on paper delivery with remarks on the boll weevil and local figures. It cites payment terms, delays, the Houston Post, and questions about Mr Hisgen and Mr Randell, with a remark about job seekers versus job hunters.
Interur ban rally urged for county and town
Voters and officials rally for an Interur ban, pressing the project as essential for the town, county, and residents and pledging continued effort until success is achieved.
Bonham Shines as County’s Bright Spark in Texas
A praise filled piece extols Grand old Fannin as the county’s luminous gem and Bonham as its standout city, likening the region to a crown jewel in Texas.
Notable Writers Compared to Graves in Salary
The article notes that few writers match John Temple Graves in literary skill, yet many could match or exceed his salary. It highlights the contrast between Graves' recognized ability and the potential earnings of other writers.
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John Temple Graves
Special invitation to view Bonham court house renovation
A special invitation extended to Honey Grove residents and Editor Jim Lowrey to tour Bonham’s newly renovated courthouse. The repaired crack and spotless interior are described as calming, aiming to lift the spirits of the village’s watchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Grove
Jim Lowrey
Bonham
Court House
Politico Musings Mix With Cotton Market Plans
The piece notes Mr Williams retreating to his shop to ponder political questions while Gen Campbell recovers and Joe Bailey is said to have run off with the state convention. It also mentions Mr Davidson collecting rent as the state aims to market much of the world cotton supply and celebrate a Democratic presidential victory in November.
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Mr. Williams
Gen. Campbell
Joe Bailey
Mr. Davidson
Ballast to Replace Weary Road Beds for Travelers
Officials plan to lay real ballast along the road to steady travel and eliminate bouncy seats. Heavy steel may follow the ballast, improving rides for the traveling public and ending frequent jolts on the route.
Kodak Finishing Loaned to Foster Photo Coluelas
Kodak finishing equipment and parts loaned to Foster Photo and Coluelas, with details unclear in the fragment. The notes reference loans or transfers between the entities and potential equipment identifiers. Further context needed to specify items, amounts, or dates.
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Kodak
Kodaks and
Coluelas
Foster
Song of Praise and Trust Beside the Lord
The sermonette links Davids psalm to the eighteenth psalm the Servant of the Lord. It argues the heart's joy in doing Gods will, not for reward, and notes Davids imagery Rock Horn of Salvation Tower Temple as real life experience. Bonar and Pauls quotes connect Christs earthly life to the psalm in Hebrews Romans.
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Lord
David
God
Andrew Bonar
Jesus
Paul
Christ
Power of Anger Temper Will Make a Man Forget Courtesy
A compact proverbs-style remark notes that anger's force can erase manners and gentlemanly restraint. It frames temper as a barrier to polite behavior and social composure.
Get Right with God Plea Echoes in Sleepless Rhyme
A fragment urges repentance and divine judgment as a speaker admits moral fault during wakefulness. The verse hints at conscience and restraint, framing sleep as a threshold before reflection and moral reckoning.
Gen Lee Born After Mother's Burial Story Remains Astonishing
The Philadelphia Record recounts the centennial of General Robert E. Lee and details a remarkable episode: Mrs. Lee, thought dead after a cataleptic trance, was found alive in her coffin during burial preparations. She recovered, and slightly more than a year later her son Robert E. Lee was born, inspiring a notable tale of resilience.
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Robert E. Lee
Mrs. Lee
Robert E
Pin Cushion Les Son at First Baptist Sunday School
The First Baptist Sunday School hosts a pin cushion lesson next Sunday morning with school opening promptly at 9 30. All church members and Sunday school pupils are invited. Signed Truly J Lee Tarpley.
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First Baptist
J. Lee Tarpley
Laxative Fruit Syrup Refuse gubstitutes Price
An advertisement notes a laxative fruit syrup from Joe Saunders Drug Company and states substitutes are refused with a focus on price.
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Refuse Gubstitutes
Price Joe Saunders Drug Company
New Home Cure Claims Piles Relief by Absorption Method
A promotional notice offers a home absorption treatment for piles including bleeding itching and protrusion. It promises immediate relief and permanent care and asks readers to write to Mrs. M Summers at Box P Notre Dame Indiana, sending no money and providing local references on request.
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M. Summers
Box P
Notre Dame
Ind
Sheriff Sale Notice in Fannin County Texas 1908
The sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in September 1908 at the Bonham courthouse a lot in Leonard town Lot 1 Block 13 described in record book 9 page 520. The sale acts to satisfy a $780 judgment in favor of W T Fuller against J H Bledsoe and J P Nix, with costs. Property is conveyed from Fuller to Bates and Gibson and levied as Bledsoe’s property. Sheriff C B Bripps signs the notice with deputy J A Ridling.
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State of Texas
Fannin
District Court
Fannin County
W. T. Fuller
J. H. Bledsoe
J. P. Nix
Bonham
Leonard
James A. Bates
Smith W. Gibson
C. B. Bripps
J. A. Ridling
Bottled Coca Cola Compared by Atlanta Physiology Professor
Professor Stewart R Roberts of the Atlanta School of Medicine argues that coffee and tea, rich in tannic acid oils and caffeine, disrupt digestion and can be harmful in excess. He contends Bottled Coca Cola contains no digestive interference and its small caffeine amount lightly stimulates the heart and nervous system, refreshing the body.
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Stewart R. Roberts
Atlanta School of Medicine
Old Life Insurance Policies Offer $50,000 Invest
Investors are urged to contact P Q at Box 154 Bonham Texas for particulars about policies purchased that exceed company values and offer a $50,000 investment opportunity.
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Hfe
Bonham
Texas
Coal Price Push Promotes July August Delivery
Steger Lumer Company advertises coal sales with July and August delivery. The notice promises the best coal at the cheapest price and invites phone orders.
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Steger Lumer Company
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Matt
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The
Houston Post
Mr. Hisgen
Mr. Randell
San Antonio
Mr. Tart
Arkansas
Bryan
Nebraska
Les
Aneep
Aleep
Philadelphia Record
Gen Lee
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