Vacation sentiment: a year between repeats
A light remark noting that after a vacation ends, one need not repeat it for a full year. The line suggests appreciation for rest and the long interval before repeating travel.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1908
Page
3
A light remark noting that after a vacation ends, one need not repeat it for a full year. The line suggests appreciation for rest and the long interval before repeating travel.
Rev LW Williams of Huntington West Virginia testifies that Foley's Kidney Remedy relieved his nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble and that it does all that is claimed by Saunders Drug Co.
A Mill Creek Oklahoma man recalls nearly dying nine years ago and credits Mecetrié Bitters from Sanders Drug for restoring his health under a guaranteed sale. He says the remedy gave him strength and cured his declining condition.
All nations strive to curb the white plague as Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised to cure coughs colds and claims to prevent consumption. The Saunders Drug Co promotes this remedy as safe and certain with government support implied by the ad copy.
A testimonial endorses Bucklen’s St Arnica Salve as the best salve the world affords. The speaker from North Carolina claims it cured a felon on the thumb and heals all sores burns and wounds when applied. The adage about waiting appears in the same fragment.
The advertisement claims the medicine strains impurities from blood and makes kidneys healthy. It urges readers to take Puley’s Kidney Remedy to become well, attributed to Saunders Drug Co.
A brief note indicates that names listed in this column are subject to action by the Jem wrate. The reference outlines potential legal steps or official proceedings pending on those names.
District Judge Ben H. Denton and District Clerk candidate Bob Lattimore are listed as the Paris ticket for local offices. The filing reflects a Town of Parla alignment with notable judicial and clerical contenders.
The remark suggests a husband who, after a short marriage, argues that his failed rivals deserve a pension. It reflects a satirical view of entitlement and social expectations within domestic life.
A testimonial from L. L. M. Ruggles of Reasnor Iowa says doctors diagnosed consumption but Foley's Honey and Tar stopped hemorrhages and lung pain and improved his condition. The Saunders Drug Co promotes the product along with a stray verse about a New York poet and bread.
A terse proverb states a woman trusts another of her sex more readily than she trusts a complexion. The note reflects social commentary on appearance and gender relations in a concise, timeless form.
Advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to treat bilious attacks linked to fermented stomach contents. Claims include relief of headache, reduced inflammation, stomach strengthening, and restoration to health. Sold by J. W. Peeler.
A tense scene unfolds as a dentist confronts the heroine who grinds her teeth in fury. The confrontation centers on control, fear, and the unresolved trauma driving her behavior.
Mrs I R Pierson of Auburn Center Pennsylvania credits Dr King's New Discovery with curing long standing threat and lung trouble. The cough remedy praised for healing throat and lungs and sold at Saunders Dragon's store for 50e and 1.00 with trial bottle free.
An honored town resident suffered a severe attack of dysentery and was swiftly cured after taking Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, formerly used in the West. Druggist MM. Leach of Walcott VT confirms the claim, with J W Peeler selling the remedy. The piece ends with a proverb on work and joy in labor.
Dr. Pierce of Buffalo publishes a complete list of ingredients in his medicines and offers a free booklet of medical endorsements. He claims his preparations contain no alcohol or narcotics and are made from native medicinal roots. The Favorite Prescription is praised for regulating female health functions and relieving nervous debility.
A passerby remarks that a woman who can wear a dressing sacque and curl papers looks appealing, noting the charm of her appearance.
A Bonham resident recounts relief from back pain and frequent kidney secretions after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He praises the remedy and notes his wife also benefited. The advertisement lists 50 cent price, sold by all dealers with Foster Milburn Co. as sole U S agents.
A witty suggestion claims a wife unsure of her charms should hire a plain cook to handle meals and housework. The remark frames domestic strategy as a path to confidence and social grace.
Local advertisements promote Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface remedy, claim it is not a quack medicine, and urge sending for testimonials via Cheney & Co. Also tout Foley’s Kidney Remedy to prevent kidney disease and Saunders Drug Co. promote varied health products with sales pitches and testimonials.
An advertisement invites readers to bring this notice to W. Peeler to receive Conkey's Lice Powder free of charge and a valuable poultry book worth 25 cents. The offer targets poultry farmers and mentions a promotional giveaway.
The document lists a schedule of civil and status actions for early August 1908 in Fannin County District Court. It names numerous parties, case numbers, and defendants including estates and banks, with dates from August 4 to August 10 and notes non contes ted divorce hearings and default procedures as per court orders.
A reader letter discusses Socialist Labor party and Socialist party ties to a convict nominee for president. It notes the Socialist Labor party’s decline, the Socialist party’s prominence, and cites Preston, a convict serving a murder sentence in the Nevada prison.
Readers learn about a Bonham Texas box sale by Saunders Drug Co offering Swedes dyes for feathers faces and gloves with no heat or water. Kodak finishing and camera loan services by Kokuhs noted.
A. A. Felton of Harrisville New York touts New Life Pills as relief for various discomforts after years of use. He claims the product eases constipation and other ailments, endorsing Saunders Drug Co. as a retailer.
A brief reflection notes Lutles experiences inspiration that arrives tinged with regret. The piece meditates on creative spark shadowed by personal loss and sorrow, contrasting fleeting insight with lasting remorse.
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