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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
7
An editorial meditation contrasts covetous living with a generous act of a son who, after years of hardship, rewards his widowed mother by placing a medal on her neck. The story unfolds with a parable about integrity and the enduring memory of kindness.
A Franklin North Carolina Times column scolds chronic complainers who belittle local business, lawyers, and townspeople. It urges residents to leave or stop venting, saying a persistent critic harms enterprise and should relocate.
Colic and diarrhoea pains relieved by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by J. W. Peoler.
A 12 year old and a 14 year old discuss fakes and pretend items in neighbors and their own homes. The girls note that pretend objects like stained glass are merely colored paper, sparking concern over how sham imitations shape children’s early character. The piece cites the Ladies Home Journal on the harmful impact of inauthentic living.
The piece argues against sniping at the very rich for enjoying luxuries like steam yachts and golf. It suggests the rich deserve happiness in small pleasures that money buys, noting some joys cannot be purchased and praising shared, simple comforts.
June 4 entries describe social visits by Emmet Cooper Charley Lamen and others from Ely Galveston medical student Rennie Wright visiting family in Randolph. Also mentions church services by Rev Rosser and Rev Savage, a cemetery unvailing next Sunday at 3 PM and invitations to attend, with remarks on local travel by wagons buggies and mud holes.
A United States government report notes Swiss shoemakers endure long days with start times at 4:30 or 5 a.m. in summer and 6 a.m. in winter. Workers receive brief rests and meals, with beer and bread common and fresh meat rarely eaten except on feast days. soups appear on Sundays.
A village carpenter, who donated services and helped restore a memorial chapel, was invited to speak at the dedication luncheon. He began with a witty line about being better suited to the scaffold than public speaking, drawing hearty laughter from the crowd.
By birth girls average 160 beats per minute and boys 150. At age four or five maidens show 110 while youths record 100. Mature women and men run 95 and 90, adults 80 and 75, elderly 60 and 50. A healthy 87 year old man once reached 30. Pulse rate shifts with stature posture exercise and illness can drop to 14.
In a Bohemian exchange, Carsone accuses Gebhart of angering a typist. Gebhart admits he had dinner with his wife last week, revealing a personal su btext amid the dialogue.
Miss Cayenne explains her obligeing disposition leads to disagreeable remarks about people as she contemplates conversation and cannibal eating up interest in friends.
An owner may recover a sum of money by describing and paying for this notice. The notice credited to Jeff D. Hardin invites claimants to respond to recover an amount labeled as found for gas used in cooking.
Little Miss Litta Love traveled to Sherman yesterday for a North Texas Methodist Conference missionary meeting.
Miss Bertha Wyatt left yesterday for Fort Worth to attend the State Convention of the Christian church.
A reader reports a missing 500 dollar bill lost between Public Square and Jeff Hardin's wagon yard. The finder should return it to Kemp, I. T.-W. C. Pollard.
Prof. H. L. Sparks, the Baptist church singer, invites all town children to a 3:00 pm song service at the Baptist church. He will also address the youngsters, and organizers expect a large attendance for an engaging meeting.
A cautionary line advises readers to avoid a confrontational stance and maintain calm behavior. The quotation emphasizes self control and proper conduct in social interactions.
An advertisement from Byhalia Mississippi touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy for coughs bronchitis influenza croup and pulmonary diseases. A testimonial from B B Laughter praises its effectiveness for two children with croup. Saunders Drug Co. is cited as the seller.
Farmers in Paris report a pest attacking cotton beneath the bud while some crops coming up after heavy rains die from heat. A carload of replanting cotton seed arrived from Ennis selling at 25 cents a bushel.
Attendees witnessed a corset demonstration at Rogers Wood Ward and Roberts Co. The event showcased design, fit, and lace techniques with emphasis on supportive undergarments. Participants asked about materials, sizing, and long wear comfort.
The Presbytery of Paris met at First Presbyterian Church at 8 pm to examine and ordain Rev. E. W. Williams, pastor of the church. The examination was led by Rev. A. W. Wilson and Rev. W. P. Neilson of Paris. Williams was ordained by laying on of hands and prayer. Installment services set for July 14 with commission including Rev. A. W. Wilson, Rev. W. P. Neilson, Rev. T. F. Gallaher, and Elder J. P. Homes. Gallaher of Greenville preached last night and was well received by a sizable congregation.
Yesterday afternoon Eddie son of Mr and Mrs M Rosenham left for St Louis where he has accepted a position with the Rice Stix Dry Goods Co Eddie is described as bright and unafraid of work and the FAVORITE predicts a successful career with the firm expected to be highly pleased with his services.
Mrs. Tom Coursey traveled to Sherman as a delegate from the local Missionary Society to attend the Woman's Board of Missions of the North Texas Methodist Conference. Rogera Woodward & Roberts Co promotes corsets as part of the week’s showcase.
Oakland Items notes Tom Harvey and wife leaving for Newark Texas to reside. J H Trout and children return to Bonham after a visit with J C Trout. Karl Daniel of Bailey visits. Will Blake and Ottis Kory from Dewey visit Oakland. John Willie Gibbs returns from Dallas. A bridge between N J Tuckers and Uriah Smith rebuilt after rains. Grant Journey and wife host a guest. Mt Pleasant youths attend prayer meeting.
The T and P Railway announces excursion pricing to Norfolk Virginia for the James town Exposition. Season tickets sell May 1 to Sept 30 with final Norfolk departure by Dec 15 at 52 dollars. 60 day tickets sell May 1 to Nov 19 with 46 70 rate. 15 day tickets sell May 1 to Nov 20 with 37 20 rate. Diverse routes season tickets run May 1 to Nov with final Dec 15 at 65 55. 60 day diverse route tickets sell May 1 to Nov 19 at 54 65. Routes include New York Old Dominion Steamship Co Cape Charles via authorized lines. Further information by call or write.
Bonham Candy Kitchen announces new stock of Huyler's Bon Bons and chocolates arriving for customers. confectionery items highlighted for sale.
A four room house and hall on the south side of East Rose Street in East Bonham. Offers favorable terms.
A two room house in Bonham 8th Street known as the old cotton yards sits on 1 to 2 acres. The property is offered for sale at 350 dollars.
Two to four rooms description mentions a 7 room house on 1 to 2 acres with halls and modern conveniences. Listed at $750 with easy terms, location East 8th Street.
A two story frame residence in Bonham between 10th and 11th streets is offered for sale with good terms and a reduced price. The northwest location is highlighted as desirable in the brief notice.
A 74 acre tract offering 64 acres cultivated and 10 acres pasture on a public road 1 to 2 miles north of Jannius. Includes a two story six room house with conveniences one well and two pools, a small barn, fine outbuildings, good fencing and fine fruit. Sold at a bargain inquiry for particulars.
A one story seven room house with bath, porches, gallery, water supply, everlasting well, barn and extensive garden space on a 990 by 216 foot lot at the corner of Fitzhugh Ave and Booth in Paris Texas. Property is described as low priced and will sell at a reasonable figure.
Advertisement offers a two-room house on one acre with a good cistern garden and well. Price is 60 dollars down with balance to suit purchaser.
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