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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
4
Kingston Jamaica council member W O Reily Fogarty says one bottle of Chamberlain s Cough Remedy eased a cough quickly and plans to buy another. For sale by J W Peeler.
A local notice promotes a clubbing rate with the Fort Worth Semi-Weekly Record and the Weekly Favorite for 1.75 per year. It touts the Record as a family newspaper with market reports and Buster Brown comics, and offers free samples of Dr. Shoop's Restorative with a medical sales pitch. Dr. Racine Wisconsin is named as the sender with J. W. Peeler as the seller.
Bonham Candy Kitchen endorses Huyler's Chocolates and Bon Bons as the best and states they have them available.
Due to poor roads and illness in Bro Pharrs family the meeting planned for June 1 is rescheduled for Friday night at o oclock. A second meeting with the P P P Union is set for Saturday night the Suh. Signer W W Scott Co Sec urges a good crowd for Bro Pharr a good speaker.
A Happy Mother will ensure proper care by a mild purgative. Many babies suffer from worms and mothers may miss it. If feverish and restless at night, the child may have worms. White's Cream Vermifuge cleans out worms pleasantly. Once tried always used. Price 25 cents. Sold by Saunders Drug Co.
A man or boy shaves to alter appearance and seem younger, reflecting common grooming aims. The act highlights social pressures to maintain youthfulness and presentability across ages.
W. C. Simking of Alba Texas reports using Herbina for chills fever and La Grippe and declares it the best medicine he ever used. He recommends it for children and adults alike and would not be without it. Sold by Saundere Drug Co.
A terse remark targets widowers and spineters, expressing frustration with sympathy shown to the unmarried men. The statement provokes discussion about social expectations and attitudes toward aging bachelors.
My best friend Alexander Benton of Fort Edward New York endorses Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for asthma six years ago and a remarkable treatment for incipient consumption in his son's wife. He notes a first battle ended the cough and all other symptoms faded until perfect health. Saunders Drug Co guarantees the remedy with trial bottles free.
The passage notes how a contrarian who agrees with others yet adds reservations earns the label Old But. It cites Bacon on adding distinctions to another’s opinion and recalls Palmerston’s use of agreement with a counter to provoke sharp replies.
Advertisement claims deafness arises from Eustachian tube inflammation and offers 100 dollars for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Promotes circulars from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and lists 75 cent druggist price plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Callahan County in Texas hosts Chatauqua Townsite Co on the Texas and Pacific main line. Bruce Knight secretary in Colorado Texas and E P Turner general passenger agent in Dallas Texas invite inquiries for particulars.
Mr. C. H. Runyon of Stanberry Missouri endorses Ballard's Snow Liniment for Rheumatism and general pain. He reports strong relief and recommends Saunders Drug Co as the seller.
A brief mythic note mentions Lot and his wife with a surreal twist of rubber turning to salt. The line analogizes transformation under pressure and the biblical motif of consequence. No concrete event date or location is provided.
A sardonic ad proclaims Dr King’s New Life Pills prevent alimony by keeping the bowels regular, claiming the appendix never complains. Saunders Drug Co guarantees the product at 25 cents and urges readers to try them.
Yesterday morning Mr Tom B Brown received a 40.70 check from the Fraternal Brotherhood Lodge of this city to cover a claim on his accident policy after a hand injury several weeks ago.
Paina in the stomach colic and diarrhoea relieved quickly by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by J W Peoler.
A New York door bears the sign Strange Food Exotics. The proprietor offers a hundred gray biscuits sold monthly at 2.50 each, described as made from dried African white ant bodies. Some diners reportedly eat them without discomfort.
Domestic servants in Wellington form a union demanding specified curfews. They seek ceasing work on Monday Tuesday Friday and Saturday at 7 36 in the evening, on Thursday and Sunday at two in the afternoon, and on Wednesday at ten p m with all domestics home by ten except Thursday when they may stay out until midnight.
Prof Peters of the United States Naval Observatory argues sun spots reduce solar heat only slightly and remain barely perceptible on Earth. He notes spots cycle in about eleven years and remains convinced celestial catastrophe would not stem from the sun.
The article argues European cities have advanced in appearances and predicts American cities will soon value arts and civilization over census reports. It suggests forthcoming city beautification plans may be realized as priorities shift toward culture and aesthetics.
The article notes pigeons served as messengers from the Crusades era through the siege of Acre and Modena. It mentions competitors at the Olympian games using pigeons to announce victories and pigeons kept at Tyburn to relay information on prisoner reprieves or executions.
The quote describes a person as the product of all past thoughts feelings and actions. It portrays character as the crystallized sum of prior years condensed into the present moment, attributed to Parkhurst.
In Edward IV’s reign riders on post horses covered 20 miles to bring war news from Scotland. Charles I in 1631 ordered a running post between Edinburgh and London to go there and back in six days.
A man notes his wife’s worsening absent mindedness and recalls a moment on a train when he pulled the blinds to block the sun and she began delivering a curtain lecture. The doctor is mentioned as relating her symptoms to her husband.
A London illustrated news piece notes that merchants increasingly dominate global power, comparing modern merchant princes to Venice in the middle ages and highlighting the rise of trade driven rule.
W. H. Newman rose through every railroad branch to become president of the New York Central railway. His sole rule for success is the blunt directive to young men: work, work, work.
The article notes an extreme absence of white women in the Kongo state aside from mission communities. Belgian officials reportedly do not bring white wives into the country, if they have them.
A Sunday Magazine note explains Robin Hood’s Wind as the wind over thawing snow. It is named for Robin Hood who purportedly could endure any wind except a thawing wind.
A Petrarch quotation on money warns that proper expenditure grants mastery while hoarding keeps one poor. It cautions against excessive love or idolization of wealth, contrasting prudence with folly.
Observers note plainspoken sincerity in some faces while others show suspicion and unease. The scene captures contrasting expressions as attendees gauge speakers and messages.
Millions of birds migrate to tundras of Siberia Iceland Greenland and other northern regions to rear their young.
A Chinese proverb warns that a little impatience can derail grand projects. The line suggests patience is crucial to sustain long efforts and achieve lasting results.
Goethe’s approach to Mn tima is presented as a guiding tool. The piece promotes a structured method to unleash creative and intellectual growth through disciplined practice and analytical thinking.
An advertisement claims quick relief from piles with Dr Shoop's ointment made specifically for piles. It promises positive results as itching pain protruding or blind piles disappear. Large nickel capped jars priced at 50 cents sold by J W Peeler.
Hoax free offer claims a Triatk size box provides instant relief for catarrh of the nose and throat. The ad lists ingredients like eucalyptus oil thymg menthol and urges readers to test the product by writing to Dr Shoop Racine Wisconsin with jars priced at 50 cents and sold by J W Peeler.
A Mississippi testimonial touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a reliable cure for coughs bronchi tis influenza croup and pulmonary diseases. The Saundera Drug Co. distributes the remedy with a Byhalia customer praising its effectiveness for two children with croup.
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