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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
4
Meridian on June 24 will host the state’s largest ever initiation as four hundred candidates are expected to be initiated. Prominent speakers include Morris Sheppard W A Fraser and Jewel P Lightfoot.
O C Bailey was arrested at Salt Lake City and will be brought to New Orleans for trial on swindling charges. He allegedly took five dollars from callers for seven quarts of whisky offered via newspaper ads, harming numerous victims and twenty five Texas publications that ran the ads without payment.
News report from the Texas News Service Bureau states that about ten thousand Maya Indians attacked cities in Yucatan. Not less than 1300 people, including women and children, have been killed in six days. Mexican gunboats were ordered to land an armed force at Casall.
Mr I Weakley of Kokomo Indiana reports relief from severe backache after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says his kidneys are stronger and urinary secretions normal with reduced bladder pain and he endorses the product sold by J W Peeler in a yellow package.
The statement argues most charges against patent medicines lack foundation and are unfair. It cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy used in countless homes and credited with saving families money by avoiding physician visits.
A reflective aphorism noting that distance heightens perception of great men.
A summer cold, if neglected, may develop into bronchitis or pneumonia. Do not neglect it. Take Foley's Honey and Tar promptly. It loosens the cough, soothes inflamed air passages, and expels the cold from the system. Sold by J. W. Pecler.
Attendance 78 offerings one cent chapters read 282. C J Graves superintendent Miss Martha Higdon secretary-treasurer.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York recommends Dr Kings New Life Pills as an easy and sure remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The 25 cent bottle is offered by J W Peeler s.
A truncated timetable lists West Bound and East Bound train numbers with multiple arrival and departure times. It notes specific runs such as West Bound Fo 723 and Wo 257 with arrival times around 9:15 a.m. and 6:20 p.m.
A brief address listing shows an office location over Palace Drug Store with contact numbers 47 for the office and 32s for a residence on North Broad Street.
Bluefields June 7 Commander Harold K. Sines of the gunboat Dubuque replies to General Rivas who commands Madrid forces at Bluefields bluff threatening force to stop any vessel entering the harbor. He warns that at the first shot fired against the American flag or an American vessel the bluff will be leveled.
Sherman June 7 The large barn of Charles Chapman on North Crockett street burned this afternoon with a large amount of feed stuff. Origin unknown. Loss estimated near 1000 dollars and not clear if insured.
Plums offered at one bushel price from a farm north of Bonham. Orchard buyer ID V Till advertises fresh fruit sale with location and pricing details.
Marvelous Discoverie marks progress with air flights and new war inventions. Dr Kings New Discovery promises relief and life saving cure for coughs bronchitis asthma and lung trouble. James M Black Asheville NC reports it cured his obstinate cough after other remedies failed. One and one half dollars. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by J W Peeler.
Capudine promises quick relief for headaches and nerves. The ad urges readers to try Capudine at drug stores, claiming it clears the head and steadies the nerves for business.
A reflective line notes that some men mistake ambition for genuine drive while underlying feelings are mere discontent. The remark contrasts perceived aspiration with unsettled spirits and questions true motivation.
The ad notes Foley's Kidney Remedy may be given to children with admirable results. It claims to stop bed wetting and is recommended after measles and scarlet fever, bound by J. W. Peeler.
A lighthearted report describes a crank device powered by a small boy aiding a craftsman. The piece notes no violence and emphasizes safe, curious ingenuity and practical tinkering.
The great nerve and brain restorative for men and women claims to build up the system and renew normal vigor. For sale by druggists or by mail at 100 dollars per box or six boxes for five dollars, sold by Palace Drug Store.
A contemporary poet attempts a prayer themed piece exploring doubt faith and ritual in everyday life. The verse blends urban imagery with traditional longing for guidance and solace amid a busy world.
An advertisement asserts Foley Kidney Pills contain ingredients to tone strengthen and regulate kidney and bladder action. Sold by J. W. Peeler in the local market.
The Favorite's job printing department specializes in printing visiting cards quickly. Orders placed will be appreciated and promptly handled.
The remark notes that social standing appears tied to cash balance, suggesting economic worth influences reputation and opportunities. It frames money as a key factor in how individuals are judged and valued socially.
Advertisement offers $15.00 per week for one person in each town to distribute free circulars and take orders for White Ribbon Concentrated Non Alcoholic tayors in tubes. Persistent experience unnecessary. Address: 8 Zatepler Coan G16 Somo Block Chicago.
A historical note compares divorce costs to the expense of a breech of promise suit, suggesting dissolution may be cheaper. The line reflects attitudes toward legal procedures and financial considerations in family matters.
A historic ad promotes Hyomei as a treatment for catarrh. It describes a complete outfit including hyomei bottle and inhaler, with instructions to use four to five times daily. Testimonial from Miss Helen McNair claims relief after one bottle. Outfit costs one dollar. refills fifty cents. Guaranteed to cure or money back.
A man open to conviction is currently imprisoned, reflecting a legal process where detention precedes a formal verdict. The outcome remains pending as authorities pursue formal charges or findings.
A Bonham Texas farmer, W. W. Nell, adds his endorsement to Doan's Kidney Pills, recounting relief from backache and kidney trouble after initial 1905 praise. The ad notes a prior testimonial and describes symptoms such as back and loin dull aches and frequent unnatural kidney secretions, claiming one box cured them. Sold by Bounders Drug Co. at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is the US sole agent.
An old fashioned tailor and cleaner advertises 17 years at the bench offering reliable cleaning pressing dyeing and tailoring. They guarantee neat results with a money back promise and invite calls by phone.
Toledo girls praised for prudent marriage choices and tasteful gowns while the ad touts Cha Namel floor coating from Bonham Furniture Co. The copy claims Chi Namel resists wear and moisture, lasting longer than varnish, with all sizes and colors available.
The First Methodist Sunday school invites all members to depart from the M E T depot at 8 40 tomorrow morning for a picnic at Steger. The Ravenna Methodist school will join. Teachers should ensure all pupils are accounted for and a ticket count is needed before departure. Bio. Ode Roberts' class will play baseball with the rest. Ice water lemonade and food will be provided. Remember every Methodist in town is urged to attend. WL Pritchett Supt Parst Methodist.
The ad touts Parisian Sage as superior to all hair preparations and promises rapid results. It claims it stops hair loss, cleanses scalp, and stimulates growth, with a money back guarantee. Bottles cost fifty cents and are sold by Saunders Drug Co in Bonham, Texas.
A fragmented reflection on how inherited money shapes a man’s greatness and the tests of virtue versus privilege, suggesting wealth can magnify flaws or redeeming traits depending on choices and circumstance.
The article cites Prof. Fisher of Yale and Sir James Crichton Browne endorsing Quaker Scotch Oats as nutritious and cost effective. Fisher’s tests reportedly show meat eaters fatigue first, while oatmeal eaters show eight times the endurance, with Browne advising frequent consumption. Packaged and sealed tins available for hot climates.
At the request of the Pastors Association Bonham druggists will close Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. starting June 12. The move aims to improve Sabbath observance and church attendance and organizers hope other businesses will adopt similar hours.
A claim asserts deafness stems from a mucous tube inflammation and that local applications fail to reach the diseased area. The ad offers one hundred dollars for catarrh related deafness cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Attendance 71 at Lamasco Union Sunday school with offering of 10 cents. Superintendent J Vaughan reports the figures.
Evangelist T. W. Phillips led a well attended revival at the Central Church of Christ with sermons on victory through faith and the converted church. He warned of a literal hell while urging conversion as essential to salvation. Prof. Taylor led the singing.
The Lilies' Aid Society of the Union Presbyterian church holds a Saturday market at Steger Grocery next Saturday afternoon from 3 to 5 30. Salt rising bread cakes and dressed chickens will be available. Phone orders to Mrs Trugh Rodgers.
Alan faces a strained marriage as his wife refuses to accept an excuse from him that lacks any real justification. The exchange highlights relationship tensions and the need for accountability versus evasive justification.
A report of baseball standings and results shows Dallas defeating Fort Worth 12 to 0, San Antonio 4d over Houston 2, Galveston 4 over Waco 2, Oklahoma City and Shreveport tied 2, in a 16 inning game.
Fort Worth and Shreveport are tied with a .480 percentage and each trails Dallas by ten points in the latest standings.
In a 15 inning marathon yesterday, the Oklahoma City team edged Shreveport 4 to 2 to claim the victory.
San Antonio rises to first place after beating Houston yesterday. The Spurs boast the league’s best pitching staff. Fort Worth manager Moris batted .727 in three games, 11 at bats with 8 hits.
Dallas defeated Fort Worth in the last game of a double header yesterday. Lattimore was the losing pitcher for Fort Worth. Ben Shelton appeared for Dallas, his first game this season, making a clever twelve chances and adding a timely hit. Russell Ford, now with New York Americans from Atlanta, remains undefeated and leads Ban Johnson's league pitching. The Quianah team disbanded, with most players moving to Farmersville. Tayburn and Corzine were among those carried there.
Coach Ilullis Mardy, long time mentor at T. C. U., has joined the Greenville team. Hardy, a five foot eight all round athlete and former Southern league player, is described as a gentleman with it.
Umpire Westervelt resigns and former NL pitcher Gus Weyhing is named to his position. Westervelt joins Wilson Matthews as Texas league umpires who use the indicator and newspaper work as summer relaxation.
Detroit catcher Schmidt leads the American League with a .409 average after ten games while Cleveland’s LaJoie hits .406 in 35 games with 52 safeties. Detroit’s Cobb stands next with a .350ish figure.
After a widow resolves to wed again she prepares herself and returns to familiar tasks. Her decision marks a new stage as she engages in typical routines with renewed purpose and resolve.
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