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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1908
Page
2
A letter from W W R Ward of Dyersburg Kentucky praises Foley's Orino laxative for chronic constipation as a thorough practical remedy. The message adds a general warning that people who seek trouble overestimate their capacity, and mentions Saurs Drug Co as a seller.
Mr C Farthing of Mill Creek Oklahoma recalls nearly a decade of weakness when he bought a bottle of Electric Bitters on a druggist recommendation. The remedy, sold under guarantee at Saunders Drug Store, restored his vigor and he has remained well since.
Help wanted for cigar salesman position in Toledo Ohio no experience required. Earns 100 per week plus expenses with Peerless Co. Apply with details to the company.
The ad touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles within medical reach. Saunders Drug Co. sells the medicine. It also implies beauty is only skin deep.
A San Francisco Call piece recounts a family famed for piety and their belief in prayer. Kate B aims at marriage despite jibes as a social club visits to seek signatures for a high license petition.
An early life incident describes Colonel Ellsworth, a promising lawyer and Civil War victim, declining a restaurant luncheon to discuss business. He endured acute hunger, saying he could not sponge while others ate, a choice he later recalled in Harland’s Complete Etiquette.
Wangles, worried with marriage, rides in a cab as rice fetishes and old shoes shower him for luck. A friendly shoe strikes him above the eye, bloodsoaked, while his sobbing bride covers the wound. Benedict seeks a doctor to stop the bleeding after arrival.
A defense attorney questions a witness about evidence of the defendant's drinking and gambling. The witness recalls the defendant giving a blue chip to the conductor for car fare and saying to keep the change, implying he had been drinking and gambling.
In Sydney a woman threw a horseshoe over her shoulder and it shattered a hatter’s window. A customer was struck, mistaken as mad, and a melee broke out. The incident, noted as the Old Old Story, hints at misunderstanding and comic misfortune.
A young employee replies to his employer that he thanks him for noticing his punctual mornings. The exchange reflects a small humor moment about diligence and appreciation in the workplace.
A Yonkers Statesman excerpt notes a young girl arguing with her mother about learning etiquette. The dialogue hints at the social expectation that girls become refined and speak appropriately as they grow up. The brief exchange underscores gendered behavior norms.
A brief note reflects on the paradox of a woman’s age as her own to reveal or conceal. It considers social norms and personal choice in how openly women speak about their years.
The first union meeting will be held at First Presbyterian church next Sunday at 6 30 p m with T R Caldwell leading the discussion on True Penitence The program includes songs prayers scripture from Psalms 61 duets violin and vocal solos by local performers and talks on steps toward true repentance All church societies members are urged to attend and all are welcome to join.
A Philadelphia Record writer recalls a clubwoman who objects to being addressed as Mrs Henry. She argues marriage should not erase individuality and prefers her own first name Anna. Later, as a widow, she insists on being called Mrs Henry to honor her late husband.
The article explains the President's 50000 annual salary paid via monthly checks and notes the exact 408166.67 and 41066.66 disbursements. It also presents a number-guessing trick where an even thought number is manipulated by operations to reveal the original value.
In a Scottish church a minister rebukes flock for whisky tasting from the pulpit. He proclaims they are on the path to perdition, then threatens the Bible with a hammer blow to a fly, shouting the punch line that he missed.
The Texas Christian Missionary Encampment and Convention will be at Thorp Springs Hood county from June 4 to 17 with speakers from Texas Christian University Add Ran Jarvis College Hereford Christian College Carr Burdette Carlton Colleges and others. Lodging is free and camping meals at fair rates. Railroads offer reduced round trip fares for travelers within 100 miles and one third rate beyond.
Mrs. 8S. L. Bowen of Wayne West Virginia writes she suffered kidney disease and could not stand. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy a one dollar bottle and part of a second fully cured her. She endorses Foley's as a wonder where others fail.
The passage notes that the merry go round does not provide enough thrill for the professional crowd. It emphasizes the need for greater excitement and lowdown on what would satisfy seasoned riders.
Mrs Joyce of Claremont New Hampshire reports a year ago buying Foley's Kidney Remedy which cured a severe long standing kidney trouble. She praises the medicine and recommends it. Sold by Saunders Drug Co. Old Annial wouldn’t be in it with a girl that had two beaux on a string.
An advertisement touts Koley’s Honey and Tar as curing incipient consumption and providing relief in advanced cases. It urges buyers to refuse any but the genuine Foley’s Honey and Tar, sold by Saunders Drug Co.
A man expresses pride in his bra, claiming it contributes to his status as the best looking member of the family. The remark highlights his confidence and playful family dynamics.
Advertisement extols Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as safe and non habit forming for women's complaints. It claims to strengthen invigorate and regulate the female system addressing pelvic organ disorders while noting it cannot cure tumors and urges consulting Dr Pierce by letter with privacy assured. Includes offer of a medical adviser and mailed copies for stamps.
B F Arseno of Ingleside asserts after 16 years of chronic indigestion and high costs that Dr King s New Life Pills are the best pills ever sold. Saunders Drug Co offers the universal guarantee with a 25c price.
A brief note attributed to Mrs. Cora Morrow mentions autumn leaf floss and that no shading is required. The fragment offers little context beyond the craft reference and personal attribution.
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