Bonham Texas Post Office Second Class Mail Matter
The item indicates the Bonham Texas post office as second class mail matter. It notes the location and postal designation reflecting mailing status.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
2
The item indicates the Bonham Texas post office as second class mail matter. It notes the location and postal designation reflecting mailing status.
Notice to the public states that any erroneous reflection upon character reputation or standing brought to the attention of the publisher will be addressed. The text seeks to warn readers of potential defamation claims and emphasizes careful handling of such statements.
The text asserts America has vast untapped reserves and ten sons of military age ready for war. It accuses Germany of blind folly and overconfidence, misreading American resolve and the warning signs in Europe. It paints Berlin as irrational and misled by hubris.
A terse remark labels artistic temperament as an adult tantrum and comments on an alleged Germa nee olive branch being a stuffed club in Romania.
A fragment claims Hindenburg secured power by exploiting crippled nations unready for conflict, portraying a harsh prelude to aggression and the rise of a militarized regime.
The Kreuzzeitung recalls a year of war with the United States and notes Germany misread American sentiment. It argues the crucial misreading was America’s will to fight, power to fight, and vast wealth ready to support wartime effort.
The text envisions a new era by converting the Krupp works from war production to peaceful industry. It frames dismantling the monarchy and repurposing factories as a decisive future for Germany.
A poem fragment evokes a day break with robins larks and sparrows. It contrasts bird song with human valor noting not all courage lies in the boy going to war while the mother at home faces daily homefront duty.
The writer asserts national strength from war time efforts and describes domestic textile dyeing reaching parity with prewar imports, noting colors and speed of production as evidence.
A terse Belgian or Allied line notes that Bruiser Bill seeks to sway German public opinion by claiming soldiers dying in France from a lingering disease rather than combat. The remark implies strategic use of misinformation to influence morale amid heavy casualties.
Mrs. John Frame of St Louis recounts relief from crippling monthly pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound since age fifteen. The ad urges other women to try the remedy and seeks confidential advice from the Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
A serviceman writes from the six weeks at sea describing his desire to join the fight against the German threat. He vows to support Uncle Sam, emphasizes duty and unity, and extols American liberty and righteousness despite restrictions on what he may reveal.
An old time ad promises fast relief from headache neuralgia and pain with a dime package of Dr James Headache Powder. The copy urges readers to visit a drug store immediately and assures miraculous, needleless relief after use.
Six room residence with two porches and outbuildings on a big lot near the depot. Possession available immediately and terms to suit. Price $1250. See Hendrix & Williamson today.
A Peru Indiana mother reports Chamberlains Cough Remedy eased her two daughters whooping cough. The remedy loosened the cough and made expectoration easy. The note emphasizes the product working like a charm.
Help wanted notice seeking a white woman to perform general housework for two people at a residence on West 10th Street in Keene. No further details provided.
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