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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1917
Page
4
A Mills of Eaton Illinois reports a girl who suffered cramps and backache and was unable to work. After using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she recovered, saying she feels well and no longer has headaches. She urges other young girls to try it.
A fragmented OCR note references a headache powder product named Wal and a recall or price move involving ten cents per package. It mentions nerve trouble and a response from a seller or shopper in unclear terms.
Miss Edna Huffaker and Mrs. Chas Inglish led a Honey Grove gathering on Friday to learn vegetable canning. Local ladies brought small quantities to learn proper methods, with demonstrations on peas beans beets tomatoes and blackberries. The event, hosted by Mrs BooG McKinney, drew praise for its practical instruction and hospitality.
An advertisement denounces calomel as dangerous and salivating and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a vegetarian liver remedy. It claims the product purges sour bile, cleans bowels, and keeps families well with a pleasant taste and no side effects.
Disjointed OCR note reports a banquet postponed until tomorrow at Setup Park due to unclear military company presence. Mentions plans to have pens ready, Thatcher fees, and a program for the ceremony, with references to Ayr and Goby or Cane dawn.
A Piox Ser citizen, A P Gilliam, died at his Whitewright home and was buried at Vir ima Point grave yard last Saturday morning. He was about eighty, long a county resident, likely born here, and had lived near Savoy before moving to Whitewright. He was highly regarded by older residents and was the father of Mrs. John Fitzgerald of this city.
Rev. F. H. Ford accepted the pastorate of Union Presbyterian church in Bonham. Ford, from Milan Tennessee, led the good roads movement in Cherokee County and built a new church in Jacksonville. Secretary Inglish invited him to join the Board of Trade as Bonham grows with preachers and laymen in numbers.
Small ad announces a secondhand survey buggy offered at a very low price with applications requested at The Favorite office.
Three brick houses listed with prices 6000 7900 and 4500 5500 on the East and North sides. Terms require 1000 cash with balance to suit at a low interest rate. Contact 31 for Will Ho Evans.
Olvin Gross arrived Saturday from Austin where he attends the state university. Hal Hunter of McKinney visited relatives and friends since Saturday. J.C. Saunders left Sunday for New York City on a business mission. Mrs. W. S. Spotts and son Ove returned Saturday from Fort Worth to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. Rae of Paris and their son traveled through McKinney to visit Mrs. Evans. they returned home last night.
United Press reports thirty five people have been pulled from the blaze at the Sepulcher mine near Borham Texas. The fire has raged since midnight and rescue efforts continue as authorities work to account for workers.
A damaged OCR style notice mentions Ro France and German references along with a dealer offer and keeper, listing partial phrases about rentals and daily steps, with scattered names and locations lacking clear context. The readable bits include references to pies, blackberries, routes, and daily continuations without coherent structure.
A local appeal at the Elks Club rooms in Bouhant calls every man, woman, and child to attend at 8 p.m. to back the Liberty Bond issue due by June 15. speakers include top state talent and Judge Leslie assist. residents urged to pledge bonds and encourage others, with Fannin County singled out for lagging subscription.
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