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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
2
A postal note from Honham Texas urges men north and south to seize opportunity and fulfill duty for the commonwealth. It contrasts landless hope with exhortations to action, urging immediate movement and national resolve.
A provocative essay urges Southern landowners to sell land to Northern farmers at higher prices to seed a large migration of skilled workers. It argues that selling 400 acres for cash and keeping 100 acres yields immediate capital and doubles wealth, enabling intensified farming and higher regional production across a wide range of crops. The piece portrays land development as elevating the South to economic independence and prosperity.
A Lake Wood sized bass leaped into a boat as hunters rowed after a duck. Joier was struck and the bass settled at the boat bottom, a tale labeled as a great fish story. A Honey Grove Citizen note warns against buttermilk doping and jokes about Detroit fireworks ban due to water shortages.
Texas was overgenerous in giving two seats in the legislature to Republicans. W. J. Bryan is a man of inexhaustible human sympathy. He has again gone to Texas.
A fragmentary note declares that if Mexican raiders invade Texas, they will be met half way and a time of interest is assured, as stated in a Toledo Blade copy.
The clipped editorial selections show Texas framed as self sufficient amid Mexican threats with critique of political clashes in 19th century papers. References include St. Louis Globe Democrat Cleveland Leader Cleveland Plain Dealer Manchester Union and Colum.
A brief note says there is no flicker or disturbance around the aviator, with observers reporting calm skies and no unusual activity. Local officials urge patience as investigators review recent sightings and records.
A farmer plans to shoot an aged dog after years of faithful service. The dog overhears and seeks help from a woodland wolf to rescue the baby. The wolf betrays him, but the farmer uses vigilance and gunfire to deter the wolf and save the farm.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications as the disease is constitutional. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and said to act on blood and mucous surfaces. The remedy, claimed as a regular prescription by a physician, is sold by druggists for 75 cents with testimonials available. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio also markets Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A concise cultural note contrasts emotional outlets with gender expectations, stating women may relieve feelings by crying and men are expected to swear as an expressional outlet.
Mrs D Gilkeson of 326 Ingles Ave Youngstown Ohio shares how Foley's Honey and Tar relieved her daughter's severe cold and cough after one dose and the throat and lungs became free of inflammation. She urges keeping Kaley's Tar in the house with substitutes sold by J We Peeler.
Local advertises harness and saddlery services by L B Caldwell on North Main Street. Emphasizes best materials and experienced practical workmen available for a wide range of harness needs.
An advertisement for Williams Kidney Pills promotes relief for kidney and bladder trouble. It asks about tired nerves and back or groin pains and mentions a flattering facial appearance, frequent urination, and a 50 cent price, noting Palace Drug Store as the local seller.
Foley’s Kidney Pills are promoted as a tonic with quick results restoring natural kidney and bladder action. The ad credits J. W. Peeler as the seller and claims relief from irregularities.
The text urges cautious mothers to keep Foley's Honey and Tar ready for the first signs of croup. It notes the remedy contains no opiates and is sold by J. W. Pevlor.
Excitement grows in Chanute over a new remedy named Root Juice claimed to cure chronic ailments. Users report rapid health improvements including an elderly rheumatic patient restored to walking, with many praising relief from stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. People nationwide seek demonstrations and a local druggist to present the juice.
A reader notes the value of borrowed Walch and the brevity of time. The comment emphasizes responsibility and personal accountability in handling shared resources.
Bonham Texas resident A A Aldrich of Yeager House testifies to relief after four years of kidney trouble. He recalls back pain and jarring from rail work and credits Dean's Kidney Pills, available now from Saunders Drug Co. in Bonham with Foster Milburn Co. as U S importers.
The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds quickly in a yellow package. Accept no substitutes. Sold by J. W Peeler.
A Rochester resident recounts persistent kidney pain and fatigue. She attributes relief to Fotey Widney Pills, claiming each dose restored energy and strength and improved her condition.
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