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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
2
The page features remarks by Ashley Evans City Editor and Solicitor with aphorisms about war, speech, comedy, and truth noting spots on earth not involved in the war and the Lord’s knowledge of their location.
The excerpt laments lacking a garden yet notes sowing onion borders in wife’s flower beds to fulfill a secretary of agriculture order. It critiques Prussian Junkers as liars and questions German promises postwar, then discusses newspaper integrity and personal bias in reporting.
I M D Denton Record Chronicle mocks broad claims about brain indispensability by French surgeons and ridicules provincial diatribes on unemployed masculinity. The Bonham Favorite Spotts is writing poetry and the Dallas State Press may turn to farming, provoking a sharper local media jibe from Sherman Democrat.
Fragmented OCR text references Troop M First Texas Cavalry and Captains, with garbled phrases about reports, meetings, and events at firesites and locations. Details are unclear. no coherent actions or dates emerge from the legible portions.
The Leonard Graphic urges Honey Grove residents to back a new hotel as they travel to Bonham for tax payments and the circus. The paper notes Honey Grove’s strong hotel tradition and calls the town to prove it remains on the map.
Denison Herald comments on State Press meeting in Galveston next month after his El Paso outing with moneyed bankers. It hints at how he may seek accommodations and pay for friends, suggesting plans to disclose information at the press gathering.
Miss Marie Schmeltz of Troy Hill Pittsburgh declares the remedy cured her monthly illnesses and headaches allowing full work attendance. She urges other girls to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and invites free advice from the Foxhall company in Lynn Massachusetts.
A fragmented notice requests ladies to order ten cans for canning frit and tables to be announced. It mentions Philip Wise as president of the Board of Trade and a counts demonstrator. The piece references warrants to obtain cans now and notes additional local items including sales of ceiling fans and rug cleaning services with contact details.
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