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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
4
Local tailors and hatters P Ball & Son offer cleaning and tailoring services in the county. They promote reliable work and neat results with guaranteed quality. Call 68 31 for service and details.
An advertisement from 1909 touts Parisian Sage as a non greasy hair dressing that stops hair loss in two weeks. It features testimonials from George Stork of Indiana and a Eau Claire reader, claiming hair color restoration and scalp improvement. Available for 50 cents via Us Drug Co Bonham Texas and American Drug Co Buffalo New York.
An early advertisement touts Buehlen's Aruien Salve for wounds burns sores and skin eruptions claiming quick treatment and recovery. It promotes Ash Bitters as a cleansing strengthening tonic and endorses W Peeler as Special Agent.
After a cool spring, hot days boost cotton prospects and grain yields. The piece notes local fireside chatter, a mule accident, a wagon with ancient wood, a mobile auto owner T L Kagell, and a postponed Sunday school rally as Rex Midgar Vaness preached at a Methodist church Sieben Viele Watt.
Col Randolph Phipps keeps a hungry ostrich in Betzville that eats scrap iron nails and hardware goods. The bird gorges on nails and a shop's carload of cartridges, then suddenly shoots from the bird when a delivery wagon arrives near Main and Cross Streets.
A tale of Sam Bernard guiding a New York visitor through London who reduces sightseeing to diary entries. A bizarre南 episode follows involving Colonel Phipps and a hiccuping ostrich loaded with cartridges that misfires and ends in a fatal mishap for the colonel, mapped to a dramatic butcher shop finale.
Henry L I of Britton Frost St Laton Rapids Mich reports rapid relief from nasal catarrh using Hyomei. The ad promotes a pocket inhaler and bottle sold for 50 cents at Saunders Drug Co Bonham Texas, with a money back guarantee if not cured.
The Ladies of the Maccabees met for a regular afternoon session. They enjoyed a social gathering with refreshments described as palatable and cooling and gave generous support to the Favorite force, receiving thanks for their kindness.
A Buffalo New York family praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The testimonial notes the product as a blessing for the household and highlights a low price of 25 cents per pack.
Lasnasco Union reports last Sunday attendance of 75 present with total collection for the day.
An express worker in Chicago stole 25000 while earning a mere 55 cents a day. A Massachusetts bookkeeper stole 115000 for a bank suspension, earning 12 dollars a week. A Minnesota country paper ads for a Farmers bank cashier requiring multilingual sweeping duties at a joke wage, prompting thoughts on crime.
Capudine offers quick relief for colds heat stomach and nervous troubles. The liquid is pleasant to take and acts promptly. Available at drug stores in 10 26 and 60 cents sizes.
C J Bulong of Washington Alabama reports warning signs of hereditary kidney trouble and says he took four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy and now considers himself cured. He urges others not to neglect treatment before it becomes too late. Sold by J W Peeler.
Mr kh Weakley of Kokomo Indiana reports relief from severe backache after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says his kidneys grew stronger and bladder pain disappeared, and he recommends the pills in the yellow package sold by J W Peeler.
The piece describes Mrs Herbert John Gladstone as a tactful gracious woman fit to accompany her husband the Governor General of the United South Africa in governing the region. It notes her lineage, adaptability, and questions whether marriage solely for love can sustain political life.
A concise prompt urging verification before proceeding with a task. The line emphasizes accuracy and confidence in confirming facts prior to action. It reads as a general advisory rather than a reportable news item.
A historical notice states Foley's Kidney Remedy may be given to children with admirable results. It claims to relieve bed wetting and is recommended after measles and scarlet fever. Sold by J. W. Peeler.
Garbled OCR fragment mentions Cleveland and dealer but provides no clear news event or names to summarize into a factual card.
Advertisement asserts deafness caused by inflamed Eustachian tube from catarrh can be cured only by constitutional remedies. Offers $100 for any case of catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Mentions Toledo Ohio makers WF Cheney & Co and 76 cent price for Hall's Family Pills.
Beckley and Davis patent attorneys report week ending May 2 with Texas receivers Samuel Atkins of Georgetown for mop wringer Robert Bass of Fort Worth for crude oil burner Antonio Bichl of El Paso for advertising chair Isaac Brim of Caps for front trucks in planters and Morace Johnston of Corsicana for unscrewing mechanism for well tubes Leonard Miller assigned to Brownwood firm for an electric sign.
An advertisement claims impurities from digestive disorders will cause sickness before hot weather. It promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a remedy to expel impurities and restore system balance, attributed to Special Agent J. W. Peeler.
Mr 3B F Kelley of Springfield Illinois writes that kidney and bladder trouble, headaches, and painful urination improved after using Foley Kidney Pills. He reports the headaches subsided, bladder function returned to normal, and distress disappeared after a few weeks of treatment. Bold by J W Peeler.
A remark notes that many wives fail due to funds diverted to social games rather than household needs, highlighting thrift as essential.
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