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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1908
Page
3
The Golden Medical Discovery strengthens the feeble and purifies the blood helping digestion and liver function. It claims to cure bronchial catarrh skin sores and scrofulous conditions by enriching the blood. Dr Pierce’s All Healing Salve and Pleasant Pellets are advertised with ordering details and free medical adviser offer.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal laments egg market decay and reports a German chemist's process to keep eggs fresh, drawing water from Georgia and Alabama. It cites local boosterism, political candidate notices, and peanut farming prospects in Arlington and nearby towns, highlighting regional agricultural hopes and civic campaigns.
A statement shows banks of New York short by about eleven and a half million dollars of their twenty five percent reserve, a vast improvement from a forty four million shortfall at the panic. The Bank of England cuts its discount rate from ten to six percent as part of easing. The overall financial picture appears to be improving gradually.
County farmers urged to join the Fannin County Fruit and Truck Growers Association in Bonham for a large meeting on January 11. The message emphasizes unity to ship fruit and truck in carload lots to eastern markets for profitable returns.
California to Maine comment on Houston’s red headed dimpled widows spreads widely. George Bailey of the Houston Post is credited with popularizing their appeal by praising them from many months of coverage.
The speaker urges voters to evaluate a candidate by his own qualifications and record as a public servant rather than basing support on his stance toward others. The message emphasizes independent judgment focused on merit and competence.
John P. Spotts announces his candidacy for City Marshal in the Democratic primary. A Bonham resident from a long set of local families, he has served on the night police force for years and pledges to discharge duties without fear or favor while visiting veterans personally and seeking voter support.
Frank Welch of Bonham requests support as candidate for City Assessor and Collector. He has lived in Bonham nearly 40 years and is described as a sober straightforward citizen worthy of the office. He asks voters to review his record before voting.
Dr Allen touted the motto at last night’s program while noting he returned items as not good enough. New films shown included A Nervous Kitchen Maid Box Sleezing Ski Running and The Hired Man. Three tickets will be given away for the opera house show.
Medical writers across schools praise Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for chronic stomach and liver ailments as well as catarrhal diseases. It allegedly treats bronchial throat and lung affections, with emphasis on long standing cases, using glycerine refined formula and herbal extracts. A free booklet of authorities is offered by mail.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is claimed to greatly lessen whooping cough severity by liquifying mucus and easing expectoration. It is said to counteract pneumonia risk and other serious results, sold by J. W. Peeler.
An advertisement invites private tutoring during holidays. J H Burnett invites interested individuals to see him or phone for arrangements. The notice implies flexible sessions for spare holiday time.
Jif Crouch announces a new wagon yard at the old C. C. Jones stand on South Main Street and asks for patronage. He also plans a grocery store at the same location within a few days.
An Ohio State Journal tribute praises a consistently cheerful man. He brightens streets, banishes grief, and lifts communities with simple courtesy and daily kindness, seen as a blessing that strengthens town spirit and happiness.
For rent one hundred acres of fine black land located 412 miles east of Bonham. Contact Ed Weathersby at Haleell and Caldwell Co for details.
The Fort Fannin County Teacher's Association holds its next meeting at Tele phone on January 11 1908. The Lammasco program is outlined for the Telephone meeting and all teachers trustees and the public are invited to join and participate. J W Merritt conductor A A Anderson secretary
An unsigned testimonial from Mrs. J. C. Smith of Tampa Florida promotes Wh Dream Wurmifuge as a cure for infant ailments. She claims her previously fretful baby became bright and content after using the product.
The ad promotes Foley's Orino L ative as a mild pleasant laxative to stimulate the liver and restore natural bowel action. It claims the remedy does not nauseate and urges avoiding substitutes, mentioning Sound Drug Co as the seller.
A fragment notes need for boarders and services at a Sea meat Fire Station area, listing Roog meals electric lights fuel and cold bath at $16.00 per meal. Je U, Me.
Guidance on preventing pneumonia mentions Foley's Honey Tar as a cough remedy. It claims the product stops coughing and clears the lungs, urging readers to choose the genuine package from a listed drug brand.
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