Man's spending on family or losses warned
A concise remark notes that if a man does not invest his money in his family he risks losing it in other ways. The statement emphasizes prudent spending tied to family welfare.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
3
A concise remark notes that if a man does not invest his money in his family he risks losing it in other ways. The statement emphasizes prudent spending tied to family welfare.
Mr C Yorthing of Mill Creek Oklahoma recalls his nine year ordeal when his health nearly failed. He credits leotric Bitters, bought on the druggist recommendation, with restoring his strength and health. The product is sold under guarantee at Vanders Drug Company's store.
With the honey waning Cupid turns playful substituting a pair of green goggles for rose tinted vision, signaling a shift in romantic mood and sight.
Mrs. W R Pierson of Austin Center Pa praises King’s New Discovery curing throat and lung troubles long standing. She says it heals where other treatments fail and believes continued use will restore her to perfect health. Saunders Drug Co. advertises trial bottle price at $1.39.
A remark notes that if servants labored half as hard as Wifes and earned identical wages, it would cause substantial trouble, reflecting tensions over labor and pay.
The reader from Silver City, North Carolina, endorses Electric Bitters as a superior remedy for stomach, liver, and kidney troubles and general weakness. It is advertised as the best medicine, effective against chills and malaria, sold under guarantee at Saunders Drug Co. for 50 cents.
A brief social observation notes that mutual affection develops when a girl likes a man and the man reciprocates. The saying suggests reciprocity drives stronger attraction and interest between couples.
Huntington West Virginia resident Rev J W Williams testifies that he used Foley's Kidney Remedy for nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble and attests it does all that is claimed by Saunders Drug Co noting the product delivers relief and benefits.
A witty remark notes a woman enjoys how her husband feigns good manners before strangers during a summer resort trip.
A reader from Reasnor Iowa credits Foley’s Honey and Tar with stopping coughing and lung damage. He notes doctors diagnosed consumption, but improvement followed use, including cessation of hemorrhages and leg pain, with recovery described as sound as a ballet. Saunders Drug Co announces the product.
Philadelphia notes election aftermath with residents already looking to the presidential election. A Texas reunion gathers relatives from Oklahoma and California at Andrew Edwards home while local families and visitors travel to Gober, Whiterock, and Greer County Oklahoma. travels include Jim McMillen and wife in Delta county, Omer Neighbors family, and Jim Segler heading to Archer county.
The remark notes that a married man yielding to his wife’s wishes does not indicate he is trapped in the marriage. It frames spousal dynamics as a normal partnership rather than coercion or constraint.
The advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a trusted cure for weak nervous and overworked women. It claims no alcohol or narcotics and promises to mail a booklet of ingredients and endorsements to interested readers in Buffalo New York.
The notice muses on wit and virtue, contrasting wealth and graft. It touts Lustre and Persian floss in all colors, stamping patterns, and prompt mail orders. It ends with a brief line crediting Mrs. Cora Morrow and a phone number 163.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cure for consumption and colds, warning against unknown remedies. It aligns the fight against the white plague with commercial relief from Saunders Drug Co. The copy frames consumption as a major threat and markets a branded remedy as guaranteed.
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina says Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the best salve the world affords. He reports it cured a felon on his thumb and it reliably heals all sores burns and wounds. Saunders Drug Co sells it for 25 cents.
A brief reflective line noting growth through action and absence as a theme. The phrase suggests learning comes from practical experience and from stepping away, inviting reader contemplation on personal development.
Mr A A Felton of Harrisville New York endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills as just exactly right after years of use. The advertisement claims relief from constipation biliousness and malaria and lists Saunders Drug Co offering them at 26 cents.
Saunders Drug Co. of Bonham Texas advertises SWEDISH dyes that color plumes flowers laces shoes and gloves without heat or water. The notice also promotes Paley's Kidney Remedy and Foley's Kidney Lane claiming kidney health benefits and urging immediate use.
Rev J B Bride will conduct the camp meeting this year north of town near Oak and the grounds. Campers are welcome with draping accommodations promised to be revived. District closes August 10. Chas Hill notes the event.
Plenty of rain has cotton thriving and late corn gains from early showers. Insects must not damage cotton much for a better yield. The election passed quietly on Saturday with roughly equal officer gains and losses. Various residents and visitors from Petty Kaufman county Bonham Windom Sherman Trenton Whitewright and Savoy are noted with social visits and travel news.
The kidneys strain impurities from blood and Foley's Sidney Remedy claims to restore health by helping them remove waste. Saunders Drug Co promotes the product as a cure.
In Long Lake, Missouri, Merle Mitchell 15 near Sixteen miles away heard news her twin Fred Thuber was drowning. Fred later died while Merle was across the area in a separate house where she fainted repeatedly. Neighbors revived her and she remained in critical condition overnight.
Catarrh is described as a blood or constitutional disease requiring internal remedies. The advertisement touts Tats Catarrh Cure taken internally and Hall's Catarrh Cure as a prescription medicine by a top physician. It claims blood purifiers and tonics reach mucous surfaces with dramatic results and offers testimonials. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A local coal dealer advertises July assay orders with August delivery. The Steger Lumber Company promises the best prices and urges customers to phone for orders.
Local ad offers free ten cent Conkey's lice powder and a valuable poultry book priced at twenty six cents. To claim, bring this advertisement to J. W. Peeler.
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