09 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
1
A fragment notes second class matter at Lanham Texas post office and lists subscription rates with a misprint showing 3.00 and 1.75 amounts. The readable lines indicate an office on North Main Street and rate figures for subscriptions.
The crowd presses around Jesus as he nears Jericho. A blind beggar cries for mercy, Jesus stops, commands the man to be brought, and restores his sight through faith. The scene shows compassion amid Jesus path toward Jerusalem and Calvary.
A Houston Chronicle piece reflects on faith in Jesus Christ as a sustaining force through doubt and hardship. It emphasizes that Jesus of Nazareth passeth by offers hope, healing, and guidance for every nation and people as they share his gospel and await a richer life through his teaching and sacrifice.
The Saint Louis Times reports two men were arrested in Texas for selling pills claimed to ward off danger from a comet. The astronomers who allegedly misled the nation remain at large.
Cone Johnson told Franklin residents that Texas needs another Campbell in the governor’s race, urging supporters to back a similar reformist figure. He framed the remark as a call for strong leadership and policy continuity.
A New York woman withdraws from a beauty fast after three days, noting beauty is shallow but hunger is deep and fathomless.
The service for Kine Epwarp proceeded smoothly with Teddy acting as the official American mourner, according to available reports.
A man declares readiness for a political battle and says he is prepared to scramble for a political job, signaling intent to pursue public office.
A proverb-like note highlights a person who speaks on topics of interest yet avoids being accused of chatter. It contrasts speech with judgment, suggesting thoughtful dialogue rather than idle talk.
Message fragment shows people fearing she will not be here when the comet arrives, indicating concern over attendance or appearance at a future event.
A reflection on crime and morality questions whether technical innocence excuses wrongdoing. The piece argues that legality does not guarantee virtue and explores perceptions of guilt and character in theft cases.
A fragmented Texas item notes promoters claiming climate variety and mentions weather reporting from Texas. It references Republican presence, Vinson in Texas, and a shipment of 2600 crates of young onions northward in spring, with a Stockton-like inquiry to St Joseph Gazette remains.
A Schenectady Union note mocks a Texas prophet claiming the millennium is near and judging an alleged search for a democratic president. The comment frames him as a poor benighted fellow.
A Memphis Scimitar cartoon suggests the Texas peroration would fade into something as obscure as a comet tail when touched by the Harvey Hannah brand of politics.
A Memphis Commercial Appeal note cites Texas pride in producing about one tenth of all U.S. males, attributing it to local customs and vitality amid braying and kicking opinions.
A Montgomery Advertiser report notes a Texas philosopher praising a widower who travels with a young woman. He supposedly maintains the widows’ jealousy, claiming the sight unsettles them and boosts his own status.
Advertisement claims deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. It promises a cure via Hall's Catarrh Cure and offers one hundred dollars for any case cured with catarrh not helped, with circulars available free from B L J Cheney & Co Toledo. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The United Charities ladies will meet tomorrow morning with Mrs. V A Ewing to discuss matters of importance and urge full attendance.
An optimistic person on pay day shifts to a pessimistic mood the rest of the month. The contrast highlights how finances influence outlook and daily behavior.
An advertisement touts Miona stomach tablets as a quick fix for indigestion and stomach distress caused by fermentation. It claims a 50 cent box suffices for lasting relief and cites Mrs. Alfie Elson as a health example, with a money back guarantee through druggists and Chestanders Drugstores.
An advertisement argues dandruff stems from a germ and promotes Herpicide as a treatment. It claims the germ must be killed to restore healthy hair and invites readers to send stamps for a sample, noting one dollar bottles are guaranteed. The copy names Detroit and L. K. Hargrove as a special agent.
Naples reports a series of minor earthquakes recorded by seismographs in Southern Italy. Disturbances were widespread but no major damage or injuries are confirmed and residents remain cautious as aftershocks potential remains.
A reader from Bulong Washington R I warns of hereditary kidney trouble and urges prompt use of Foley's Kidney Remedy. The ad claims the remedy cured the sufferer after severe kidney disease and warns others not to neglect treatment. Sold by J W Peeler.
A note highlights the friction between a landlord and tenant as they clash over lease terms and responsibilities, illustrating a broader tension in property agreements.
A notice touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the fastest cure for knife or gun wounds burns boils sores and skin eruptions. It claims rapid treatment prevents blood poisoning or gangrene and directs readers to purchase at Jd. W. Peelet's for 25 cents.
A minister performs a service amid a light mood as he jokes about wedding plans. The remarks spark amusement among attendees and highlight a lighter moment in the ceremony.
Old King Cole tells a tale from a foreign land about making things new by varnishing furniture brickwork floors and wood surfaces. Bonham House Furnishing Co. sells Chi Nam varnishes in all colors and sizes for amateurs or professionals.
Government announces new lands near New Mexico and Wasplum will be thrown open to settlement. The proclamation, signed today, expands public domain by hundreds of thousands of acres for homesteaders and farmers.
An odd ad blurb touts a home remedy claiming to cure stomach liver and bowel troubles. It mentions Dr Kings New Fate and a Buffalo figure Paul Matholl and promises relief with a 25 cent price, presenting it as a family blessing.
Reports from across the county indicate better prospects for crops this year. Cotton replanted after hail shows good stands, corn and river oats are thriving, and wheat and oats yield surpass earlier expectations. Thrashers work overtime as hot winds accelerate ripening. some river oats may average 55 bushels per acre with higher yields in places.
A 19th century health notice claims weak women suffer from constipation and kidney poisons causing pimples and a wretched complexion. It touts Electric Bitters as a remedy to regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify blood strengthen nerves brighten eyes improve breath and skin. Sold for 50 cents at Jd W Peeler's.
A passerby muses that the man could buy better clothes if he stopped wasting money on cigars, illustrating thrift vs habit in everyday spending.
A drugstore advert promotes I. J. D. Prescription oil of wintergreen with a 15 cent bottle deal through Palace Drug Store. It claims instant itch relief and lasting cure with LD. D. 10. Prescription and suggests customers call write or phone for details. It closes with a note on wedding joys before matrimony.
A quip notes that even a man of little value overestimates his own talents as a critic. The wry observation pokes at vanity and self assessment in arts and judgment.
Mr B F Kelley of Springfield Tl describes kidney and bladder distress worsening a year ago. He notes dull headaches and painful bladder symptoms, then relief after several weeks on Foley Kidney Pills. He reports headaches gone and bladder function normal, with no distress. Bold by J W Peeler.
In a musicians' protest over pay, tensions stay low as the dispute remains nonviolent. Both sides seek a peaceful resolution through dialogue and potential contract talks.
A summer cold, if neglected, can 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. Peeler.
Bonham residents endorse Doan's Kidney Pills as effective for backache and kidney trouble. Nel of Bonham states 1905 relief after a relapse. The pamphlet cites a cured back and loin ache with abnormal urine. Doan's Pills, 50 cents, are sold nationwide via Foster Mibbour Co and Saunders Drug in Bonham.
An advertisement touts Manns Australian Seal Ant herb cure for kidney trouble head pains dizziness and nervous back pain. It claims many testimonials and urges readers to request the product or mail order from MW Gray Co LeRoy NY for 40 cents.
At the request of the A Association druggists have agreed to close places of business on Sunday from 10 a m to 2 p m and from 4 p m to 6 p m beginning June 12 to give more opportunity for Sabbath observance and church attendance and it is hoped the arrangement will be extended to all drug stores on Saturdays.
A fragmented note describes Thack and the Nort in cryptic terms. The text hints at a conflict or puzzle but provides few clear facts or names.
Fragmentary OCR text references names and items but lacks coherent events or dates. Core details are garbled and do not form a readable news item or notice. No clear person, organization, or location can be reliably identified for a factual summary.
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