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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
6
A garbled newspaper fragment shows train arrival and departure times labeled North Bound South Bound with scattered numbers. It also contains an 19th century advertising block for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Cham ber lain s Cough Remedy endorsed by J W Peelar, Toledo.
A Democratic newspaper promotion from the Fort Worth Record endorses Bailey and Bryan prior to upcoming state and national contests. The note touts the paper as loyal to Governor Campbell and the people, offering subscription rates for both papers at $1.75 a year, Record alone at $1.00 yearly, 50 cents for six months, and 25 cents for three months.
Bonham resident J H Trout and family visited J C Trout in Oakland on Sunday. Miss Fannie Blakey travels to Whitewright to visit a seriously ill uncle. Rev Jean Crick preached at Boyd schoolhouse Friday and Sunday. Miss Minnie Maloney listed as unwell. Tim Fogle of Corinth spent Sunday in the community. Farmers Union held an all day meeting with public speaking at night. Miss Mattie Whisenhunt of Oklahoma visits aunt Mrs Robert Whitley. Local youths enjoyed a singing at Uriah Smith’s home. Prof Keeton visited the school this week. Edna Blake and Forrest Hardin of Bonham passed through Oakland en route to Ivanhoe. Karl Gover in the community Sunday afternoon. Sunday School grows with Rev W E Hill superintendent. prayer meeting each Sunday night. Free trial Catarrh treatments mailed by Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin.
Cough and cold remedy advice urges using genuine Foley's Honey and Tar from Saunders Drug A to avoid health risks and counterfeit packaging.
Public notice announces annual stockholders meeting for January 28 1908 at 10 oclock a m in Bonham Texas at the Fannin County National Bank building for election of directors and other business. Directors meeting will follow the stockholders meeting at the same location for officer election and business. Sewards D Steger president John W Russel secretary.
The fragment urges talking about the girl herself to avoid being seen as dull or shallow. It suggests shifting conversation to her interests and experiences for engagement.
An advertisement asserts Ioleys Honey and Tar cures la grippe and may prevent pneumonia overnight Do not risk a cold according to Siunders Drug Co The notice emphasizes quick relief from influenza symptoms with the product.
In Muscat a pure bred Arab man displays daggers a sword and shield, refuses to sell claiming the gun and blade define identity. He boasts of killing with his weapon and marks on the shield prove it, recounting a life bound to arms as part of his lineage.
A tailor describes novel pockets in coats and sleeves for singers and detectives. He explains music pockets to hold songs without crushing them and handcuff pockets concealed in sleeves for quick restraint. One patron line leather to protect the leg after a dog bite incident.
In 1795 Dr. Douglas became master of Corpus Christi college and married Miss Mainwuaring daughter of the Lady Margaret professor of theology. As both were very thin Mansel quipped that marriage unites one flesh. The Pall Mall Gazette imagines the apostle Paul altering his tone if present.
A Pittsburg Post quote shows a clerk asking if wine can be sent up in a tun and the man, Alr. Nurlich, refuses, noting wine is sold in bottles and not by bulk. The exchange mocks miscommunication and highlights street slang.
A London Express report recounts a court scene where a complainant accuses an individual of assault while the defendant claims no contact. The judge notes that the alleged lies did not reach the complainant and attributes the physical act to Croucher and Willoughby who carried him to the pump. The defendant only admits operating the pump.
An elderly Georgia man tells a judge he has served in three wars. He explains he was a cook in the Confederate war and, after freedom, he married twice.
A playful exchange evokes London sights with pirate speech and sudden street encounters. The speaker recalls street scenes and a casual interaction with a salty London observer.
A fragmented quote discusses money and culture with unclear speakers. The line hints at a system producing wealth and asks if it is a genuine cultural gain, noting some respond by saying everyone who profits it.
The notice lists fluctuating prices for multiple items including corn seeds chickens butter hay alfalfa sweet potatoes and turkeys with ranges showing daily changes. It notes some prices stay fixed until changes occur and provides a snapshot of regional market values.
The notice promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy for la grippe. It claims the product stops coughing and strengthens the lungs to prevent pneumonia, warns against substitutes, and notes the genuine item comes in a yellow package.
For Rent two parcels of fifty acres each offering plentiful pasture wood and water. Located near Dodd City contact J. E. Pearson for details and rates. Rent or third and fourth options available.
Article promotes Foley's Orino Laxative as a mild laxative to prevent appendicitis by relieving constipation. Claims frequent victims are constipated individuals and asserts the product stimulates the liver and bowels without nauseating or gripping. Saunders Drug Co.
Mrs. W. F. Haner of near Ivanhoe died Saturday afternoon from pneumonia. The burial was held Sunday at 3 PM at New Hope Cemetery.
An early 20th century note urges immediate care for a child's diarrhea. It promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil, with sale by J. W. Peeler.
Readers are urged to place ads in the Weekly Favorite for best value. The notice promotes a Thursday morning distribution and highlights cost efficiency for advertisers seeking strong reach.
Advertising copy asserts Foley's Kidney Remedy makes kidneys healthy to strain impurities from blood. It urges starting use at first signs and is attributed to Saunders Drug Co.
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