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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
1
The notice lists the Bonham Texas newspaper The Baily Favorite with editor W S Spots, president B Pritchett, and business manager. It provides postal details, office on North Center Street and rates for daily and six month in advance subscriptions.
Readers are told to check the date opposite their address for subscription status and ensure payments are credited within a week. The notice warns that under new postal rules the paper cannot be sent to anyone more than three months in arrears, so the subscription will be stopped after that period.
A homely essay rails against tattlers who pry into private lives and spread malice. It catalogs their reach across classes, churches, and courts, condemning their gossip while urging cultivation and practical farm advice to improve daily life. The piece links moral conduct to community harmony and productive labor.
Praise for Dr Pierce medines include Favorite Prescription with a clear ingredient list and honesty badge. It claims to aid common female ailments without alcohol or habit forming drugs, while warning it won’t cure tumors or perform miracles and advises perseverance.
A fragmentary moral remark declares that punishment will match the gravity of offenses. A tattler recalls a serpent biting his side, then the biter dies. a stark allegory on justice and consequence.
Jno. Cunningham of Ra venna Texas advertises Early Harvest apples now available for sale. Contact details not provided.
A notice states on this date June 6th control of the city gas plant will be personally managed by Phil Jacobs. He promises more light and says he will quote further price and terms in a few days.
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