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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1914
Page
2
Publication pricing and contact note from the publisher lists rates for one year six months and three months in advance. It includes a general disclaimer promising corrections of erroneous reflections upon individuals or firms upon notification.
James J. Hill argues the sea forest soil and ore are our four wealth sources. He warns sea food and minerals dwindle, forests vanish, and coal and iron near exhaustion. Soil alone remains a permanent asset and the core of civilization.
A humorous poem fragment notes a town man with a rusty phonograph and a habit of playing the same tune, while neighbors snatch at colorful quips about his odd corner lot, nuisance, and a grouchy reputation.
An old newspaper ad promotes TIZ as a quick remedy for aching feet. It claims immediate relief from burning, swollen, and tired feet and promises a year of comfort with a money back guarantee. The copy jokes about sun myths and ends urging readers to buy a 25 cent box at druggists or department stores.
A reflective exhortation on self mastery and leadership insisting that true kingship lies in ruling one’s own spirit. It urges readers to pursue zest and drastic personal growth, claiming many fail to realize their limits while true kings push mental horizons to the utmost.
Final vote counts are reported for a local contest with participants including Sam Barcus Archie Crittenden Doug Swope Mrs Jno Owens Gale Lilley Leola Jones Thelma Henderson Mrs Mary Cope and others across districts One to Three in towns such as Monkstown Honey Grove Bonham Trenton and DeWees with totals ranging from 64 000 to 815 600 and no changes before final tally.
The piece notes Tutie Arnold, an Arkansas man, has been jailed for bigamy, while wry aside suggests the nickname may soften public judgment. It also references Roosevelt denying gubernatorial candidacy in New York and hints at broader political maneuvering and Mexican crisis topics.
Carrying cold comfort to mamma, the little comfort er will be welcomed by her parent. For an invalid, young or old, ice cream offers soothing pleasure. Made with purity in ingredients and handling. Available in popular flavors at fair prices.
A list of county officials and candidates is presented amid general local notes. The piece includes weather, visits, travel, social visits, and reports of plays in Bonham and Ivanhoe, with brief mentions of residents and everyday activities.
A fragmented local notice promotes various farming tools including sweeps, cotton scrapers, hoes, binders, hay presses, and rakes. Mentions standard wag and hay related implements with unclear brand names and no clear dates or places.
A fragment discusses a medicinal product named Groves Tastile linked to malaria relief. It mentions weakness and loss of appetite as symptoms but provides unclear context about usage or efficacy. Further readable details are incomplete.
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