The Daily Favorite Publisher Notice
The favorite printing company states they will correct any erroneous reflection about a person, firm, or corporation printed in The Favorite upon notification to the publishers.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1907
Page
2
The favorite printing company states they will correct any erroneous reflection about a person, firm, or corporation printed in The Favorite upon notification to the publishers.
The piece notes a shift in club women from broad literary aims to a new era valuing knowledge for knowledge’s sake. It contrasts past club lines with current members who write serious papers and pursue culture thoughtfully, while criticizing idle club members. It ends with a light jab at currency debates and creditors.
Senator Senter, described as clever, clashes with the Dallas central Democratic club while reorganizing the party apparatus. The piece portrays tensions as he maneuvers within local political circles.
A shortened promotional note from Thompson Abernathy Cu announces a 26 percent off sale on all cook stoves and heaters. The message emphasizes broad discount availability and names the seller in a concise, period voice.
The federal grand jury in Des Moines has indicted Sears, Roebuck & Co. on three counts for using the mails to defraud. The Dinner Horn warns readers that mail order houses often take payment first and may not satisfy, urging support for home merchants who refund money if not satisfied.
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance during illness and after the death of our wife and mother. May you find friends as good and true and may God’s blessings abide with you. Signed W. B. Faxon, his children and sister.
Rogers Woodward Roberts Co promotes a large stock of Seward Fine candies along with apples oranges fireworks and assorted nuts. Local merchants urge customers to visit for seasonal treats and gifts.
An ad from Nuon & Juneg Co promotes a selection of thinva items as ideal Christmas gifts for men, emphasizing practical style and affordable options.
A local dealer announces the Rex Stock and Poultry Foods agency with a money back guarantee and a free veterinary book with each $1 purchase. Also listed are two marriage licenses issued today J M Odell with Effie Littrell and D E Taylor with Myrtle Vaughn. Chas D Gray travels to Bells for the Reeves Matthews wedding at 8 tonight, the bride’s brother Bert Matthews is an engineer in the city.
We have cut our own cut prices on Ladies Cloaks and Tailor Suits Time's about up Want one Graham Crawford Co Ties Shirts Gloves Mufflers Hosiery Smoking Jackets Night Robe Pajamas etc Just the sort of Christmas Gift a man will appreciate x Nunn Jones Co
White Blakeney Fuller's advertises shoes priced at $1.50 for ladies misses and children with every pair guaranteed. It claims no other market shoe matches value for the same money.
The note states a fresh supply of pineapples has just been received by Kin caid, Reedy, and Hughes. No further details on price or origin provided.
An excerpt from Chambers Journal presents a Yorkshire pie recipe detailing a thick standing crust, multi‑fowl filling including turkey goose fowl partridge pigeon hare woodcock and other game, abundant butter, and a four hour bake in a hot oven. A footnote notes the crust requires a bundle of flour.
The article portrays pioneer life with simple, hard work, detailing both men and women roles. It describes field labor, home crafts, spinning and weaving as main female duties, clothing from linsey woolsey, hunting gear, and moccasins. It notes social solitude easing with settlements, log-rollings, and quilting parties, plus wedding customs and backwoods feasts.
A New York banker notes gold coins are hard to use for credit as law requires gold to be redeemed at actual value. Gold deposits must be weighed, causing delays and occasional shortages, while paper money is quickly received and credited. The article cites a customer who waited at the subtreasury and left with short weight coins.
Christmas neckwear offered in exclusive designs from 50 cents to 250 dollars by Nunn and Jones Company highlighting selection and value.
Advertises purchase of 300 rabbits at five cents per animal with a December 21 target date.
Large stock of men and children's overcoats and clothing offered at half price by M. Rosenbaum in a bold clearance.
A Cost State sale at Thompson Abernathy Co clears stock of all china and queensware with reduced prices across the store.
undecided shoppers seek help on gift ideas for him at Nunn & Jones Co haberdashery department. staff offer guidance across accessories and apparel to suit different tastes and budgets.
Local shop Rogere Woodward Roberts Co advertises Christmas necessities including candies oranges apples fireworks and nuts. Fresh stock and broad variety available for holiday shoppers.
Notice requests all members to attend Elks Lodge No 941 meeting with important business to be transacted. Also a floral and decoration order lists Migg Louise Phillips at 2383 for Christmas flowers holly wreaths and decorations.
In a letter cited by Walter Raleigh from Poems of John Keats, the poet rejects marriage despite happiness and beauty. He favors solitude and epic imagination over domestic life, saying wind and stars become his family and a thousand worlds fill his heart. He sees women as children and chooses a solitary, expansive inner life.
A suburban hobbyist recalls keeping six bee colonies and a library of bee literature. He says the bees swarmed one day and, while he searched for proper steps, they vanished and have never returned. The city man remarks on the lack of signs of bees.
In Namelesa Graves near Llumburg Westerlind island sits a small graveyard for Bel-bodies washed ashore. Established 1855, it holds over sixty nameless burials. In 1883 a stone was set with the dedication The Home of the Homeless, each grave marked by a black cross.
In a dialogue, a statesman compares Thumper to a parrot at home. The bird repeats lines until a situation makes the remark suitably apt, illustrating how repeated phrases spark recognition in political discourse.
A brief excerpt from the New York Press notes a strategy about fitting in by pretending sexual orientation status. The comment reflects media voices on personal presentation and social acceptance.
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