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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
5
Entered at the post office in Benjam Texas as second class matter. Office on North Main Street. Subscription rates: six months 1.75, per month 0.35.
The article cites a good roads argument noting a farmer living fifteen miles from a shipping station benefits more than a nearby farmer with poor roads. A sturdy road and reliable bridges improve yearly travel, tonnage carried, and market access despite distance, contrasted with losses from swollen streams and impassable routes.
Reporters trail Dr. Witty as he conducts chemical fuel tests in his laboratory. The congressman recounts his research role while appearing as a scientific foreground figure in the ongoing coverage.
The clippings discuss Texas political maneuvers including talks of naming a town after Johnson, debates between Bryan and Bailey urged by observers, and Democrats voting for dead candidates during funerals. Commentary cites reactions from Charleston News and Courier, Atlanta Constitution, New York Tribune, Chattanooga Times, and Birmingham papers.
Martin Jones won 23 votes in Fannin County while Poindexter Johnson and Davidson each received 23 percent in the State at large according to the Dallas Times Herald. The report notes many other queer happenings during the recent campaign.
A short political jab notes ongoing campaigns across Oklahoma and Texas, reflecting regional campaigning tensions as reported by Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The remark frames cross-border political activity as a constant theme in this period.
The announcement notes preparations for a 1914 centennial celebration marking a hundred years since the treaty of Ghent between Great Britain and the United States. It prompts reflection on whether universal lasting peace among nations is achievable.
A collage of quotes from figures like George W. Kirchwey Elihu Root and Jacob Gould Schurman argues for peace while warning that war drives up costs and harms workers. It stresses universal peace as an ideal amid rising armaments and calls for international tribunals to settle disputes.
Bishop Samuel Fallows views Christ as bringing conflict through the sword to establish righteousness and justice. He argues Jesus overcomes selfishness with unselfish love and defeats hate with love, signaling a paradox of peace that includes struggle.
Henry Watterson argues against woman suffrage, saying women have a fixed place in society and that the ballot would not improve matters. He claims suffrage could degrade womanhood if adopted nationwide, noting many advocates are discontented or childless.
Fragmentary note shows John de Chasel placing Stancduara in an unspecified position. No additional context or details are provided in the readable text.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a local event in a town, with unreadable names and places. The readable portion suggests civic involvement or a community notice but lacks clear details or dates.
Dr. Laumonier argues laziness at school is often a health issue caused by parental illnesses. He cites a study of 27 lazy children, 22 with parents suffering obesity gout diabetes arterial sclerosis or nervous disorders. He urges fresh air exercise supervision and proper diet rather than punishment.
National rifle and revolver meet at Camp Perry draws about 1,000 of the United States top marksmen. The event, under War Department direction, requires 1,000 regular troops and 100 officers, with new features promised and trophies awarded.
At the conclusion of the morning service at the First Baptist church last Sunday resolutions praised Pastor J I Hughes for two years of service. They noted church revival, additions to the flock, a rapid Sunday school rise from 1124 to over 400, and a high single attendance of 860. The group wished God’s blessings on the pastor and his wife as they move to new fields.
A promotional notice touts Parisian Sage as a miracle tonic to stop itching scalp dandruff and hair loss within two weeks. It claims cooling, non greasy formula, pleasant fragrance, and universal availability through druggists and Saunders Drug Co, Buffalo New York.
Malaria on the Panama Canal caused chills fever and debility among workers. The ad claims Mlee the Bitters cures malaria and related liver and kidney troubles and prevents typhoid with a 60 cent guarantee through J. W. Peeler.
A fragment notes a man’s belief about his own character and behavior, suggesting a self assessment that influences actions. The line hints at pride or vanity guiding decisions and reactions to others. It presents a concise, reflective snapshot of personal judgment without additional context.
Quick Relief From Hay Fever Asthma and summer bronchitis claim Foley's Honey and Tar relieves discomfort and symptoms. It soothes inflamed air passages head throat and bronchi tubes and contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Refuse substitutes sold by J W Peeler.
Advert says Capudine cures headaches stomach ache and nervous discomfort with liquid fast action. Sold by any gift shop or vendor. Claims include relief for female ailments and general stomach troubles.
A citizen named IL B Maddrey testifies that persistent backache and kidney trouble improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He purchased the remedy from Hau Drug Co and reports feeling relief after a short time. Sold nationwide by United States agents.
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