22 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1910
Page
1
A critical sketch outlines Mr Johnson as a flexible, ambitious figure who shifted positions over 12 years from backing Hoge and Bryan to becoming a strong advocate for Bryan in later years. The piece argues voters should consider his past record when evaluating him against current gubernatorial candidates.
A speaker urges balance between ambition and recreation, arguing people become slaves to work and habit. They warn that the broader environment offers test and joy, and that occasional recreation prevents deep ruts and preserves individuality.
State health officer Dr Bram urges Bonham to join Texas clean up day as an example of sanitary town planning. The town boasts a strong sewerage system and drainage, and residents are urged to keep premises clean to prevent an epidemic.
The piece muses Pincho, called a martyr, as a possible vice presidential candidate while noting H Bascom Thomas' recent bid for Texas governor. It frames politics as a game where one dances while the other fiddles and hints at a rising campaign boomlet.
An aging narrator recalls the pride and honor seen in students faces as they study George Washington. The memory of the great patriot remains dear to all concerned Americans, underscoring lasting reverence for his legacy.
A partial OCR entry mentions fishing bait, old time references, and a person or nickname Woundel with oak worms in a garbled line. The fragment suggests a casual planning note about fishing gear and timing rather than a full event.
Cospersvilll and Honey Grove plan to vote on a commission form of government. Cai Bonham appears to struggle to adapt and is described among the town’s less fortunate.
The article presents Dr Coor as a figure in a notable disappearance mystery, likening him to the Charley Ross case in public intrigue and suggesting a high level of suspense around the unresolved event.
A wry note on how practical jokes tend to backfire, suggesting caution. The line frames humor with a cautionary edge about consequences and timing. It reflects a common saying about jokes returning to the sender.
The editor urges readers to submit news about themselves and their families without hesitation. He notes reporters welcome legitimate items and will publish them if of interest, whether sent in or phoned in.
An advertisement touts Miona stomach tablets as instant relief for indigestion and related symptoms. A testimonial from Hiram Shultz of Watseka, Illinois claims it cured distress after limited use. The copy promises money back if not effective and urges a fifty cent box for a two week treatment. Sold widely by druggists and Saunders Drug Co., Bonban.
A descriptive note describes a woman wearing a bow hat under cloudy skies facing a looming, unspecified danger. The piece carries a surreal, atmospheric mood with hints of impending trouble.
Commentary notes men eager to dominate pursue their own Leht to gain advantage. The line satirizes ego and drive in competitive endeavors.
A line notes how money slips away much quicker than it is kept, warning that spending outpaces saving and leaves households scrambling for funds. The reflection implies caution in finances and cautious budgeting amid daily consumption.
A fragmented list shows multiple Texas towns with various factories and companies including oil, ice plants, lumber, furniture, and banks with dollar values. Interspersed are generic proverbs and nonspecific aviation notes reflecting common era public interest remarks.
F L Craig was shot and instantly killed at 8 am in Childress Texas by his fifteen year old son Al Craig after alleged family abuse. The youth has been jailed. authorities report the boy acted in defense of the family.
Belvidere resident Kelley testifies to 22 years of service and illness cured by a remedy that eased kidney pain and throat coughs. Lewis Chamblin of Chester claims a frightful cough and weight loss were resolved, with multiple family improvements after using the product. An advertisement-like endorsement states the remedy treats coughs colds la grippe asthma and lung trouble.
The FAVORITE offers a well equipped job office ready for up to date job work on short notice. A trial order will be appreciated.
The saying suggests any woman can influence a man who shows tenderness or gullibility. It compares hearts and ears to convey how receptiveness affects impression and response in relationships.
An editor describes a severe bruise or sore that worsened with ineffective salves before Bucklen's Salve cured it thoroughly. The testimonial mentions relief from sores boils burns and rashes and credits J W Peele with the endorsement.
A fragmentary line references gender and speech with unclear meaning, lacking distinct events or identifiable people, places, or organizations to anchor a news item. The readable portion hints at conversation or opinion but provides no verifiable context or outcome.
A promotional note extols Foley Hone as a universal cure for various ailments claiming it cures a range of conditions and invites readers to request Foley at Tar, Tar.
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