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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
1
A heavily garbled newspaper snippet shows partial header lines and stray letters across the page. The unreadable text includes garbled names and numbers and irreconcilable spacing, with no coherent reportable event.
The account links Dr Bennett Hyde of Kateoas City to a murder through poison. It notes Hyde’s training in poisons and disease germs while implying signs of crime behind his actions. The text mentions typhoid germs in a family and a cyanide dose to a father in law, with investigators tracing the drug’s purchase to Hyde.
The editor explains three reasons for skipping the New York trip to attend a June Trades Day and the homecoming of President Roosevelt. Transportation costs and town expenses deter travel. A local foot race prize and the Pathfinder war logistics also influence the decision.
A historical note says patissivs are good for the complexion when taken internally. It stresses internal use as the method and links the remedy to facial improvements.
Researchers acknowledge gaps in understanding as they study the universe. The comment reflects ongoing uncertainty in astronomical knowledge and the limits of current observations.
The Dallas press argues over prohibition as the campaign issue while urging action and funding. Readers note varying editorials from Fort Worth to McKinney urging civic investment and a brighter July 23rd outlook. The Dallas community backs Southwestern University with substantial donations to support higher education.
The News notes concerns about straw ballot results published by Mr W O Ely and others, saying some ballots were never taken and returns may have been fabricated as a joke. The paper declines to publish further straw-ballot returns, calling a fair game essential for honest men.
An old advertisement asks if readers suffer kidney and bladder troubles and overworked nerves. It promotes Williams Kidney Pills as a cure priced 60 cents and sold at Palace Drug Store.
Bargain advertised money to loan on land and land notes by Walt Hr. Evans. Bates' Improved Anti Septic German Liniment touted as the largest bottle on the market from Bates Medicine Company, Boeham, Texas.
An advertisement touts Hicks Copadine as a fever reducer and pain reliever. It claims the liquid medicine works against fever and aching in various conditions and borrows tone from drugstore promotions.
Justice court with Judge T A Barron presiding disposed of several cases this week. Oliver Stull was found guilty of disturbing the peace and fined 25 dollars. Lusk Meckntire was fined 25 dollars for selling intoxicating liquor to a minor after a jury trial and has given notice of appeal to the county court. Meckntire was sought by Sheriff C B Bridge in Spartanburg, S C for selling liquor in prohibition territory.
A promotional notice touts lecuiic Bitters as a remedy for weak women to gain health and beauty. It claims the tonic regulates stomach liver and kidneys purifies blood improves nerves eyes breath skin complexion and overall well being. Sold by J W Peeler.
Marvelous Discoverie touts Dr Kings New Discovery as life saving for coughs colds asthma croup bronchitis hay fever and lung trouble. It claims instant relief and cure with testimonials from James M Black of Asheville North Carolina and a guarantee by J W Peeler at 60 cents or 81 cents for a trial bottle.
Advert says warm days cause drowsiness from winter diet and urges cleansing the blood liver and bowels with Prickly Ash Bitters. Authored by J. W. Peeler, special agent, claims to create energy and cheerfulness.
Farmers today buy a larger share of food for the table than a decade ago and should choose for health. Scientific demonstrations praise Quaker Scotch Oats for endurance and vigor, urging farmers to eat more of it themselves and for their families and workers.
A description of Cuddledown Town a village of dreams where children rest in a nightly room. The piece praises clean floors and varnish called Chi Namel made from Chinese Oil and Kami gum noted for toughness and flexibility. The ad invites readers to try Chi Namel woodwork and mentions Bouban Housefurnishing Co as seller.
We have purchased the Bonham Undertaking Co's business and Will Gaudnet the same at the third stand next door to the Fannin County National Bank. We will continue to conduct the Texas Fratescul Burial Association as it has been in the past. J. W. Lawrence.
Moving to town to school our children. This as positively the best thing here. Chas. G. Nunn.
An advertisement asserts Foley Kidney Pills contain ingredients to tune and strengthen the kidneys and bladder, offered for sale by J. W. Peeler.
Woman William B Paylot offers a bonafide home income from FES.00 to 25.00 weekly with no investment required. No special skills needed. write for particulars to Mary B Paylot Box 30 Woman's Bulletin Joliet Illinois.
Fragmentary OCR shows train or ship numbers No 31 and No 33 with arrival windows around noon and night respectively. Specific times appear incomplete but indicate scheduled arrivals and a bound or reach noted as 30 inches.
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