05 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
1
The piece argues juvenile courts reflect progress yet fail to reform without parental responsibility. It cites careless parenting, urban youth wandering at night, and the limited cure of courts. Advocates see courts supplementing but not replacing parents, urging public sentiment to drive reform.
The May 29 1907 Bonham High School issue publishes Miss Agnew salutatory essay from Carlton College commencement. It reflects on life’s brevity, the sacred flame of learning, and the progress of civilization from stagecoach to electricity, ending with gratitude to the school board and farewells to classmates.
An old advertisement touts Wine of Cardus as a remedy for female complaints and related symptoms. The piece shifts to a school farewell note praising Superintendent Evans, thanking teachers, and urging students to pursue futures in Fannin County with a hopeful nod to local farming wisdom.
The writer notes a gloomy outlook for the year yet urges perseverance. Despite cold rains and bad times, the piece quotes old sayings about faith and labor, hopes for sun and harvest, and argues merchants must stay open while people need food and clothing, trusting divine blessing.
A parent describes a five year eczema case in a child and claims improvement after trying multiple medicines, including a bottle bought at Electric and a drug store. The account credits doctors, remedies, and health tonics with steady progress toward a complete cure.
Gas service applied for at the T P depot for the Cookie A boarding house to enable heating and cooking facilities. Anderson is handling the request and will oversee the installation and safety checks.
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