14 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1907
Page
1
Critics denounce extensive press coverage of the Thaw murder case, arguing it spreads filth and corrodes society. The writer laments the sensational reporting by major newspapers and calls for social reform amid the scandal.
The passage urges residents to love their country town and believe it is the best place to live work and trade. It argues that confident thinking and positive talk fuel success and urges patronizing home merchants to boost community wealth.
A newspaper notes the claim that 250 million people lack clothing. It argues such a figure seems unlikely given ongoing interest in styles and attire. The piece weighs social considerations and the reach of fashion across diverse populations.
One man who made the drag famous will be in Bonham today to discuss the widely talked about event. The comic valentine will be very much discussed and merchants report good sales in that department.
A misrouted second hand hat exposure prompts Ashley Evans to seek return of the hat to the Bonhan News office. He urges proper apology and payment for the item so the owner can reclaim it.
The Cumberland Presbyterian Church at Honey Grove was seriously damaged by a fire sparked by grass burning in the yard yesterday afternoon. The blaze caused about 200 dollars in damage to the church structure and interior.
A Saunders Drug Co representative in Bonham urges convalescents to use Vinol cod liver oil to restore strength. The ad claims Vinol boosts appetite, sleep, blood, and overall health by concentrating medicinal elements from fresh cod livers and removing nauseating oil. Money-back promise offered if no benefit.
A red leather purse valued at $38.25 was lost yesterday on Bonham streets. A reward of $5.00 is offered for its return, with instructions to leave it at Ware's store.
A brief warning on cold dangers explains that colds weaken the lungs and vitality, increasing risk of pneumonia and germ diseases like consumption diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective cure and notes sale by J W Peeler.
Lawrence Cawthorn and Chas White of Tecumseh Oklahoma visit Frank McDowell of South Bonham.
Mrs Eva Uncapher of Grover town Stark County Indiana shares how she nearly died from a cough and weakness before using Dr Kings New Discovery. She credits four one dollar bottles with curing her and restoring health. Saunders Drug guarantees the remedy with a 60 cent and 1 dollar price plus a trial bottle offered.
The February 11 1907 Augie News notes farmers take advantage of pleasant weather to prepare for another harvest. Local residents attend Union Grove church, visit kin, and celebrate Uncle John Johnson’s 66th birthday. Several Mrs Sifford and Miss Harrison are mentioned among visitors and Sunday gatherings.
A Devoe & Co advertisement argues Devoe paint covers 300 to 500 square feet per gallon while other brands underperform. The letter claims Devoe is "true paint" and warns readers about diluted competitors. A separate local note references church attendance and social visits, ending with a biblical question about Abel and Cain.
In February 11 1907 issue residents enjoy pleasant weather while farmers resume work for planting. Local sickness rises with Captain Deupree recovering and Aunt Jane Duckworth listed as ill. Mary Davis visits from Sweetwater to see her son in law Joe Moore ill with appendicitis. Laura Washis from Asher, Oxala visits relatives. Mr and Mrs Logan Sharp mentioned.
An advertisement urges prompt health action for a torpid liver and constipation. Ida Gresham of Poiit TexasTestifies that Herbine has worked for six years in her family. Saunders Drug Co. sells the product and promotes its claimed benefits and quick results.
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