The Daily Favorite Public Notice to Readers
The Favorite offers to correct any erroneous reflection about a person firm or corporation printed in its columns upon notice to the publishers.
21 Aug 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1907
Page
1
The Favorite offers to correct any erroneous reflection about a person firm or corporation printed in its columns upon notice to the publishers.
Bailey Inglish school grounds are being graded by the city with flower beds arranged and fountains erected to ready the campus for fall session. The city plans concrete walks around the building next year, aligning with improvements seen at the High School. Bonham touts its public schools as among the best in the state, a moral clean healthy prosperous home town.
A 12 year old and a younger girl illustrate how imitation and pretense in homes mislead children. The Ladies' Home Journal warns that daily surroundings filled with sham creations erode truthfulness in early character formation.
Last evening at the Park Avenue residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lewis a moonlight lawn party and dinner honored their guest Miss Lewis of Emporia Kansas. Rain in the afternoon cooled the air as guests gathered at eight for a feast with chicken salmon croquettes deviled eggs and assorted sandwiches.
A discussion on the criticism of wealthy indulgences notes that the very rich deserve happiness in small pleasures. The piece cites Swiss shoemakers, their long hours, meager meals, and factory routines described by Special Agent Butman, highlighting austere labor conditions and limited food.
The item notes Grandma Porter is ill at the home of her son Sam Porter with only chills mentioned. Other local mentions include George Friday injuring his ankle at a hay press but recovering, and various neighbors attending Sunday School and visiting kin. Dan Segler came in for his father's burial and returned home.
Yesterday morning habeas corpus proceedings occurred for Joe Pearson Albert Keene and Henry Keene arrested Saturday on murder charges. Bail set at 2000 each they posted and were released. Trial scheduled for September 23. Also notes progress on West Side sidewalk concrete and an upcoming sermon by Elder R D Smith at Central Christian Church Bonham.
A local newspaper man waits at the station for his wife as a limited train runs late. Gatekeepers and uniformed staff misbehave, a humorous chase ensues, and an officious conductor hints the No. 6 train will be saved for him before a final farewell.
Advertises buying clean rags for sale and invites callers to bring their rags to the office for sale or exchange.
A brief note describes watches experiencing a natural drop in accuracy during the awring season, with observers noting subtle timing shifts and potential wear factors affecting performance.
A village carpenter offers services and advice for rebuilding a memorial chapel and plans to speak after the luncheon dedication. He jokes about being better suited for the sea, drawing laughter as he sits down. The excerpt urges attention to health with Saunders’ Prickly Ash as a cleansing remedy.
An advertisement claims Ballard's Snow Liniment relieves rheumatism and other pains. Mr. I T Bogg of Willow Point Texas endorses it as the best all around liniment he has used, with Saunders Drug Co selling the product.
Levine and Moys offer 100 acres of black land two miles south of Dodd City along with multiple houses and lots listed on West 9th Street Poplar Street East 8th Street Fairview addition West 11th Street South 5th Pine Street and more. To those interested in sale or purchase this should prove we push the business and deliver results.
Portmouth druggist Frank C. Hanrahan praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable cure, noting he sells other patent medicines but prefers this one for its proven results. Sale mentioned by J W Peeler. Also advertises Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment for piles with quick relief and affordable jars.
A brief proverb notes that forming quick friendships can be difficult for some individuals, suggesting patience and time aid better social bonds.
O L Scott of Duffield Michigan recounts his father’s sickness in Maegan City Iowa and states Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him. He says the remedy always cures and notes it is for sale by J W Peeler.
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