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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
3
A collage of testimonials for Foley's Orino Laxative Bitters Electric Bitters and Foley's Kidney Remedy Appear in a local drugstore catalog citing Druggist endorsements and patient success stories including recovery from paralysis and kidney issues The ads urge readers to buy Saunders Drug Co products and warn against anger strokes as a health hazard.
The piece reviews Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non secret medical for women and its endorsements. It explains the term blackmail on the Scottish border with references to protection by thieves and the origin of the word, and ends with a humorous London Field anecdote about neighbors during a house fire.
Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga reports a severe instep gore healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve after using less than half of a 25 cent box. Saunders Drug Co offers the product under guarantee.
Mrs. S L Bowen of Wayne West Virginia writes that Foley's Kidney Remedy cured her kidney disease after she could not rise from bed or stand. She credits a one dollar bottle and part of a second with a complete recovery and endorses the remedy as effective where others failed.
A reflective piece notes a man bearing responsibility for his own failures. The narrative emphasizes personal accountability and the outcomes of his decisions without external blame.
Article promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for bilious attacks caused by stomach fermentation. It claims the remedy cleans the stomach, reduces irritation, and restores health, with J. W. Peeler selling the tablets.
A testimonial style advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a proven internal remedy acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It emphasizes non quack status, cites a physician prescription, and promotes testimonials and Toledo representatives. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists price and availability through druggists.
A comedian muses on how audiences view him and other performers. The remark highlights nerves about reception, self doubt, and the pressure to seem spontaneous.
Peerseas Cigar Co seeks a salesman in Toledo Ohio. No experience required. Pay is 100 dollars per month plus expenses.
A jeweler recalls a customer who, though instructed to wind a watch daily at the same hour, returned with a stopped timepiece. After repeated insistence and a test of her method, he discovers the woman is left handed and winds it the wrong way, a surprising explanation for the faults.
A portrait titled The Vagabonds by Miss Maud Earl depicts two Irish terriers with one yawning. Earl staged yawns herself to coax the dog to sit, and the painting sparked yawns among viewers at the exhibition.
The article contrasts ancient Japan’s female roles with modern daughters’ freedom and equality. It also notes the famous siege of Gibraltar, highlighting the joint Franco-Spanish assault and the heroic defense led by Sir George Elot over four years.
Dialogue between Miss Quickwit and Mr Clumsey reveals a flirtatious exchange. He misreads her interest and discovers she has others who dance for her. The scene emphasizes wit and social misperception in a lighthearted tone.
The speaker notes spending over 400 dollars to enroll Uarry in an industrial arts course. Nordso-Buot reacts with anger over damaged tools. Clogetist confirms the repair job left items arranged on the shady side of the house.
A terse sports-item note mentions a competitor defeating Clipwell twice, with victory described in decisive terms and framed as a notable athletic result. No dates or locations are provided in the readable text.
Crope crops look fair despite heavy rain as farmers work mud to clean fields. Health is good with a few chills. Mrs. W L Blake visits her daughter Mrs Joe Trout of Benham and returns home. J C Honea improves with Clark Spearman and Mrs Taylor of Ivanhoe. Carrie and Emma Hizer shop in Benham. Clara Haye returns from Ravenna. O W Harrison and family visit Ed McClure. Honea and family visit Joe Parke. Sunday singing well attended. Rev. Tannery preaches second Friday each month. all invited. Oram Ray visits Walter Finley. Lily.
Joyce of Claremont New Hampshire reports buying two bottles a year ago and says Foley's Kidney Remedy cured her long standing kidney trouble. She calls it grand medicine and recommends it. Saunders Drug Co. sells the product.
Fruit canning available for proper preparation. For orders call Mrs Ben Jchneen at 170 or gee me.
An advertisement proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar cures many incipient consumption cases and provides relief in advanced stages. It warns readers to refuse any counterfeit Foley's product not made by Saunders Drug.
Mrs Cora Morrow is noted with a brief, fragmented item referencing autumn leaf floss and a request for no heading. The readable text provides minimal context or additional details.
Column notes all names appearing are subject to action of the Democratic Primary.
District offices list BFN H. Denton of Paris for District Judge and Earl McAlester for District Clerk as designated officials.
For Representative No. 1 Sam T. Rayburn. No. 2 S. E. Bruce. County Judge H. A. Cunningham. County Clerk W. A. Thomas. Sheriff Chas. B. Bridge Philip W. Wilse. Assessor J. Lee Tarpley. John B. Smith. W. C. Willie Finley. County Attorney J. Walter Donaldson. Treasurer Sid Ridling.
A fragmentary local advertisement claims a product called the Best Pills Ever Sold offering cures for indigestion and other issues. It mentions a promise with a guaranty and references an Ingleside, N. unidentified names and a Saunders company.
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