01 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1910
Page
1
A Philadelphia doctor's X ray work led to painful burns and amputations before his death. Reports from Havana and Mexico describe plagues and typhus studies with self experiments. The Trent on News won first prize in the Dallas fair advertising contest, with praise for editor Bruce and the Favorite.
Texarkana Courier urges support for home enterprises and wise public spending to better the town. McKinney Courier Gazette notes a Collin county youth's cotton record and a county girl who surpassed it. Denison Herald discusses Texas highway commissioner plans and road cost reductions, while Dallas Fair prizes inspire Anderson county corn club successes.
A collage of clipped quotations mocks Texas attention in the national press about weather politics and personalities. Notes reference a Texas doctor claiming whisky cure by surgery and a December poultry show idea, with a closing paid product pitch for Toley's Honey and Tar.
An advertisement from Toledo Ohio promotes Herpicide as a cure for dandruff and claims a one dollar bottle. It includes testimonial and paratext about the product and a notarized oath regarding sales terms.
An advertisement urges mothers to use Mother Grays Sweet Powders for sickly children for comfort and welfare. The copy claims the powders ease teething headaches and steddite troubles and offers a free sample sent to teachers who address Utler SS Ctlastead Le Roy New York.
In Clinton Mississippi Lena Gresham credits Cardui with three years of relief from fatigue and inflammation after four doctors offered little help. She reports seven bottles gave more benefit than all physicians. The ad urges trying Cardui, claims safety and vegetable composition, and offers a free booklet upon request from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
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