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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
2
Subscriptions offered for daily and six month periods at North Main Street office. Rates listed include 23.00 for daily access and six months at 23 and 00. Announcement appears in local notice format with limited legible data.
The Bonham newspaper apologizes for misidentifying Rev. Tom Moris as Rev. T H Morris in an editorial. The correct author is Rev. Tom Moris, a Methodist minister from Bivan Texas, and the correction states the paper will avoid further litigation or defamation.
Dists, 4 Ole Dallas, the famous chili tonite man, contributed 25000 to the Southwestern University fund. Sr. Patton began life by manufacturing and selling chili tonic in East Texas piney woods, yet some people complain about it being a hard way to make a living.
Judge M. M. Brooks, ex court of civil appeals, writes an opinion finding the prohibition measure advocated by Cone Johnson clearly unconstitutional. Other learned judges reportedly share the view.
Dr Gregory, superintendent of the asylum at Terrell, faces censure for neglecting his duties and traveling the state on a lecture tour. The incident tarnishes the state's reputation among officials and citizens.
The text notes Cannon has received several poems including a recent one. It mentions a figure named Jim Jeffries in a clipped sportslike line about a man facing danger and fate after a hit, with cryptic phrases about a booted end and a tigerlike blow.
A New Jersey woman seeks a divorce citing her husband’s stuttering. She recalls a time when his speech was charming during an engagement, contrasting with current tensions in their marriage.
The passage notes Queen Marky as mother of six and cites Professor Munsterberg asserting he can read women’s minds. It suggests a clash between maternal roles and alleged psychic insight, highlighting public curiosity and skepticism about mind reading.
The text presents a cryptic line about an unseen entity drawn to a person, with references to allegiance and an earthly return. The garbled phrasing leaves the exact event and names unclear, suggesting a fragment from a larger handwritten or printed item.
A fragmented notice notes a bright comet visible over Texas as residents monitor sky conditions with fascination. Officials warn no immediate threats, urging calm while observers expect clearer skies and warmer days ahead.
Observers note that many dry counties can gauge a suitcase’s liquid capacity by sight, estimating quarts and pints quickly. The quirky skill hints at practical measurement cues in everyday life.
The fragment hints at a chorus related question but provides no clear people, places, or events. No verifiable facts or entities emerge to form a coherent news item or summary.
W R Evans responds to a Ravenna debate article about his clash with Sam Rayburn. He defends his five minute talk on Kennedy related votes and contends Kennedy improperly billed the State while criticizing Rayburn’s record. Evans asserts his integrity and cites named colleagues Fenner Leslie John Wheeler John Fitzgerald Clarence Pearson. He also comments on county auditor candidate and pension of 2400 per year.
Wills Point Chronicle argues against harsh judgment of others. It emphasizes that good intentions and consistent effort amid temptation reflect character better than fixating on mistakes. The piece cautions readers to assess people by overall conduct rather than isolated faults.
Judge G Engledow conducts a rural straw poll in Camp county using a cigar box to collect votes. 382 residents participated and results favor Cove Johnson 131, Colquitt 105, Rhode Davidson 26, Poindester 20, Mogledon. Percent of nonvoters low. 1908 primary was 923, suggesting a close race next.
The Wellington Leader argues the fall State Fair will be the South’s grandest event and urges Fannin county to place an exhibit. It endorses county involvement as essential advertising and questions rivals who oppose showcasing local products.
W R Evans asserts he has stated honest facts about the vote and claims can prove by truthful men present that fifteen or sixteen men stated the facts, challenging others to be honest about the record.
Advertises Allen's Foot Mase antiseptic powder as a cure for painful feet and bunions, easing tight shoes, preventing sweat and calluses, and breaking in new shoes. Claims wide availability, 25 cent mail option, and free trial package from Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York.
L B Caldwell on North Main Street announces return to service offering harness and saddle work with repair specialty and best quality guaranteed.
A quotation urges not to roll diplomas but to frame them so they are visible, emphasizing pride in achievements and public display of credentials.
The FAvoriTE's job printing department offers quick visiting card printing services on short notice. Customers are encouraged to place orders promptly for timely completion.
After years of uncertain authorities, experts attribute eczema to microscopic animals invading the skin rather than the blood. The skin alone is affected. a cleansing remedy is advertised as instant relief. The ad promotes D. I. D. Prescription, sold at Palace Drug Store in Bonham, Texas.
Mr Hk Weakley of Whokome Indiana reports relief from severe backache after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says his kidneys became stronger secretions natural and bladder pain ended after taking the medicine sold by J W Peeler in a yellow package.
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