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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1907
Page
4
A historic note extols Arbuckles ARIOSA coffee as the first roasted packaged coffee with berries sealed for freshness. It claims superior aroma and flavor when ground at home and warmed, warns against loose coffee, and urges contacting Arbuckle Bros in New York City for purchase details or wholesale supply.
Farmers report cotton damaged by hail and one replanting wave after the storm. Jake Clark is said to be recuperating from injuries while Eva Jones visits relatives in Jones County. Local residents traveled to Birmingham on Monday for the storm aftermath. Reverend Earheart of Greenville resumes regular services Sunday.
An old advertisement-like fragment touts Snow Liniment as a family remedy for rheumatism Burns and neuralgia. It credits C Runyon Stanberry Missouri and mentions Saunders Drug and Bates Medicine Co. It promotes Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy with a free test offer and lists J W Peeler as a seller.
Norfolk Virginia agency announces travel options for Jamestown Ter Centenary events from April 26 to November 30, 1907 with M K and T routes. Classes A to E specify fares and stay limits. extensions and stopovers require office contact with C K McGoun agent.
A cheerful mother should ensure proper care for her baby with a mild purgative. Many infants suffer from worms while mothers remain unaware. If the baby is feverish or irritable, worms may be the cause. White's Cream Vermifuge claims to safely expel worms. Price 25 cents. Sold by Saunders Drug Co.
Pansy returns from the sand with word of Betty and Josh. Miss Hettie Dollars spent the day with the winter Sunday. Charlie Phillips from Wolfe City visits his sister Mrs W R Thompson. Will Biggerstaff family visit Mr Robinson’s. Sunday School progress under Bro Layman. Jim Journigin and wife stay with Will Ferguson. Miss Josie Dollars and Mrs Potts go fishing. families attend Sunday School and visits continue. Aunt Daisy urged to visit Sunday School.
A collection of quick quips about social nerves and unguarded remarks. It opens with a club invitation exchange, then a joke about age differences, a cemetery remark, a painter’s portrait misread, and a facetious compliment about a subject named Tom Evans.
The T and P announces excursion fares to Norfolk Virginia for James town Exposition travel. Season tickets May 1 to Sept 30 with a Dec 15 final limit set at 52 dollars. 60 day tickets 46.70 with sale May 1 to Nov 18 and 60 days from sale. 15 day tickets 37.20 with sale May 1 to Nov 20 and final Norfolk departure by 15. Diverse routes season tickets 65.55 with sale May 1 to Nov 30 and final date Dec 15. Diverse route 60 day tickets 54.65 with sale May 1 to Nov 19. Routes include New York Old Dominion or Cape Charles via authorized routes. Contact Don Ryburn for details.
An American traveler stopping at Valencia de Alcantara during a Lisbon to Madrid rail journey asks in broken Spanish for a sandwich. After gesturing the idea of a sliced roll with meat, the waiter replies with the word sanweesh, revealing a humorous language moment in the border town cafe.
A London Chronicle description notes the persistent whistle of a boy heard in a quiet flat. The piece contrasts city noise in Paris New York and London, highlighting the distinctive London cab and boy’s whistle as a constant sound amid a quiet neighborhood.
A comic aside shows Mrs. Uptown arguing with Lucinda over divorce. Lucinda declares she is “Jest natchelly tired of Jim,” a line echoing salon society etiquette. Lucinda has been reading society journals in the top gallery of the New York Idea.
A 900 pound plow driven by a 60 horsepower traction engine demonstrates its value on farmer O. L. Rosensteel’s land. The machine grubbed out trees and cleared a seven foot wide strip as it moves, leaving a field of stumps fully cleared last week.
The Scientific American explains how Chinese leaves are not wasted. Dried and pressed into bricks they fuel pork curing. ashes serve as fertilizer. spent leaves are stewed or soaked to extract tannin for leather dye. Old leaves may feed livestock or mix with new leaves as lige tea.
Callahan County's well watered region is promoted by Chatauqua Townsite Co. listing Vigo now as Chatauqua on the Texas and Pacific main line. Bruce Knight secretary or E P Turner general passenger agent provide particulars from Colorado Texas or Dallas Texas offices.
Advertisement style text discusses deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh, promising a $100 reward for cures not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative for stomach nerves and related ailments, with sample offers and vendor names, plus a closing quip about a pretty girl and wisdom.
A Byhalia Mississippi mother praises Ballard's Horehound Syrup as the best remedy for her two children with croup after trying many treatments. Saunders Drug Co. carries the product.
W O Reily Fogarty of Kingston Jamaica writes that one bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy eased a troublesome cough quickly and plans to obtain another, noting its beneficial and swift relief. For sale by J W Pevler.
A Fannin County notice promotes a subscription deal: $1.75 buys a one year pair of the Weekly Favorite and the Fort Worth Semi-Weekly Record. The Record is pitched as a family newspaper with market reports, agricultural articles, and Buster Brown comics each Friday.
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