02 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
1
The portrait of Tolstoi reveals a volatile mix of genius and theatrical posing. His works are read little, and suspicion grows that his fame rests on persona rather than plain labor. Yet his writings bear fundamental truths and a strange, repelling fascination as American and British readers weigh his worth against national temperaments.
In years past she was known as Mme Sarah Bernhardt but has grown stale with many farewell tours. The port paragraphers label her Aunot Sallie Bernhardt and relegate her to the great-grandma class.
A lone woman suffragist proposes renaming the nation the United Suffrage States of Africa and predicts the day of change will warrant a hobble skirt for Uncle Sam.
A provocative observation claims 5 million of the 10 million US residents are drawn to Texas by recognizing a goul thing. The remark implies a trend of migration tied to this perception.
Tut Liteut Chauncey Depew in eight volumes is announced. If we judge humanity, he is good for at least one or two more.
The item endorses a meatless option labeled v meat and notes support from the household audience. It mentions wives involved in preparation and asserts no bone content.
An Austrian reports discovering a forum of idiocy that spreads like giggling laughter through groups. The remark suggests a contagious, lighthearted effect causing widespread amusement.
A terse statement notes a key difference between hay fever and a winter cold. It implies a potential for legal action or scrutiny regarding the latter, though specifics are unclear.
A compact proverb notes that misery seeks companionship yet rarely returns the gesture in kind, underscoring human longing for shared suffering and mutual understanding.
A traveling seller brought Webster’s blue-back spelling books to town selling at a quarter each. Adults, including men in their forties and fifties with gray hair, lined up to buy. The piece recalls how the old speller stirred memories of youth and prompted praise despite its moral lectures.
A local discussion on Brights Disease cites a prominent citizen who believed he was cured after using Prickly Ash Bitters. The piece urges caution for overlooked kidney issues and promotes the tonic as a remedy, citing testimonials and urging readers to obtain the genuine product.
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