Life's poetry and trimony amid beef and borage
A fragmentary reflection presumes poetry in life and trimony as corn beef and borage, linking daily sustenance with verse in a concise, period voice.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1908
Page
3
A fragmentary reflection presumes poetry in life and trimony as corn beef and borage, linking daily sustenance with verse in a concise, period voice.
S. Nusbaum of Batesville reports a distressing summer with hay fever symptoms. After root symptoms worsened, Foley’s Honey and Tar quickly cured him, and his health improved with continued use, according to Saunders Drug Co.
San Jose resident M. M. Davison asserts Electric Bitters deliver pronounced relief for head biliousness torpor of the bowels and general ill health. He reports personal benefit and urges others to try the remedy sold under guarantee by Antlers Drug Co at 50 cents a bottle.
A local Saunders Co advert claims Foley's remedy benefits elderly patients with urinary or bladder disorders. It asserts the product stimulates urinary organs, corrects rarities, and tones the system, urging immediate use of Kidney Remedy.
An advertisement promotes Orino Laxative by Koley as a mild remedy for constipation. It claims to stimulate bowel action without irritation and markets it through Saunders Drug Co as a trusted option.
A fragment notes Jones dyed her plumes lace and shoes in Swedish style. Saunders Drug Co. in Texas is mentioned as a supplier or advertiser for these easy color ideas with no heat or water needed.
A cautious approach to resolutions emphasizes steady progress and attainable goals. Encouragement focuses on clear steps, measurable targets, and persistence through early obstacles to build lasting habits.
An 19th century advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy that cleanses blood and mucous surfaces. It presents the product as non quack therapy prescribed by top physicians and promises testimonials. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A brief moral quip notes that a wife’s behavior can push a husband toward drinking rather than restraining him. The remark reflects social attitudes about marital influence and drinking.
Mary Lee of rural route 8 Zimesville reports her husband James Lee recovered from severe lung illness believed to be consumption after using Dr. King’s New Discovery. The remedy is praised for throat and lung relief and sold by Saunders Drug Co with 60c and 1.00 prices and a free trial bottle.
A playful line contrasts life with endless pudding and ice cream to the idea that joy needs variety. The quote hints at a humorous take on indulgence and daily routines.
Advertisement claims immediate relief for asthma and throat lung troubles. It asserts many cures, asserts no harmful drugs, and notes Saunders Drug Co sells the product. It presents bold medical claims without clinical evidence.
A humorous note asserts that the average woman cannot hear half the things she says and implies a joke about speech and time.
East Poland Maine resident W Stone recommends Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for sore feet burns cuts and abrasions. Advertisers claim it also treats piles and other minor injuries. Sold by Drug Co at 25 cents.
A discussion on the link between a mother’s physical condition and a child’s constitution. The text stresses the living responsibility of childbirth and the need to restore the mother’s feminine system to health, noting the crucial support offered during this period.
Letters from Mrs M Gilmer of West Union South Carolina and Mrs Paul Oliver of St Martinville Louisiana praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and aiding pregnancy. The ad touts the remedy as a standard female-health treatment for thirty years, claiming thousands cured.
Yesterday about five o'clock Milt Jackson turning a corner at Rogers Woodward and Roberts lost control of a high strung colt in practice. The cart was wrecked but Jackson escaped with minor injuries while the runaway horse struck another horse, injuring it badly with its breast ripped. The colt ran free. no further harm to the rider or the vehicle.
Mrs Chas NK Smith of West Franklin Maine says King’s New Life Pills are a painless laxative that work without fuss. Saunders Drug Co. drug store offers the purifiers at 25 cents.
Bone Stone colored was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Will Hardy in Ravenna while attempting to flee. He posted bond and was released.
No one is immune from kidney trouble and Foley's Kidney Remedy claims to stop irregularities and cure any case within medicine's reach. Sold by Saunders Drug Co.
A man feels deep loneliness in the city while his wife spends weeks in the country and writes to her about his longing and missing her presence.
Saunders Drug Co offers Foley's Kidney Remedy claiming it cures any kidney or bladder trouble within medical reach. The advertisement asserts unmatched effectiveness and urges purchase.
A brief note extols the value of good neighbors, praising neighborly conduct and mutual aid as priceless community assets without specific events or names.
At a called meeting the Eagles decided to attend the Friday reunion in a body. Members will wear new white duck uniforms with matching headgear for a natty appearance.
A report claimed a gate charge at the Reunion grounds but the Old Settlers' Reunion Co states admission will be free to everyone. The organization emphasizes there will be no entry fee or gate charge.
Traveling representative of the St. Louis Post Dispatch reports Mr. Battle endorses Bryan. He claims the Nebraskan will carry Kansas after meeting many people in the state.
The cotton mill will close tomorrow and stay shut for several days for overhauling and repairing machinery. Management announces the stoppage aims to restore full operation and prevent further breakdowns.
Property notice states the cart woods crop is moved and the field is ample for all uses. Offices for rent over Norman's Grocery Store will be available after September 1, with applications to Mrs. H. O. Alexander.
Anna Lynch wife of David Lynch of State Road McKeesport is gravely ill with elephantiasis a rare disease seen mainly in distant lands. From a 165 pound woman she now weighs 510 pounds daily growth continues. Left leg measures eighty six inches right leg ninety five inches skin thick folds resemble an elephant hide doctors suspect an infestation by an insect.
Beedle, wounded in the incident, remains in jail while officials plan to file a murder complaint once his condition improves. Danny Wet is noted as seated and showing signs of improvement with a fair chance of recovery.
The county schedules a teachers' certificate examination on the first Friday and the following Saturday in September. Applicants must report to the county superintendent's office at 8 o'clock a.m. for processing.
County Court will convene Monday for the regular September term with a heavy docket assignment planned. District court also takes up the criminal docket Monday, though assignments have not yet been released.
Robt. Davis is thought to be somewhat improved and has longer rational periods but remains unconscious at the hospital. Doctors expect he will eventually recover from the accident.
Tomorrow begins a large county reunion with Parker Carnival Company attractions. The grounds are prepared with abundant accommodations, a Ferris wheel and a big tent show promising wide appeal and extensive entertainment for a vast crowd.
Professor Roberts argues coffee and tea damage digestion due to tannic acids and caffeine, while Bottled Coca Cola does not harm digestion and only lightly stimulates the heart and nervous system, refreshing the whole body. He notes coffee drinkers with toothache look foolish.
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