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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
4
A Great Roast describes Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee roasted in large revolving cylinders to uniform perfection. The process claims no other coffee can match its scientific method and demand. The sales of Arbuckles' Ariosa Coffee reportedly exceed all other packaged coffees combined, enabling lower costs and better value.
The Texas and Pacific Railway outlines excursion and season tickets to Norfolk Virginia for the Jamestown Exposition. It lists season tickets $52, 60 day tickets $46.70, 15 day tickets $37.20, and diverse routes $65.55 to $54.65 with selling dates May 1 to late November and final limits in mid December. Routes include New York and Old Dominion Steamship Co. and Cape Charles options. For more information contact the railroad.
Mr C W Runyon of Stanberry Missouri writes that Ballard's Snow Liniment is a positive cure for rheumatism burns cuts sprains and neuralgia and praises its use. Saunders Drug Co. sells the product.
Capt. McCabe recalls a perilous voyage near the New Hebrides. While ashore, natives attacked his schooner Mattie W. He used glue from twenty cases to trap the band on deck, causing them to be stuck and unable to move until relief arrived. The planter at Charlotte paid $1,000 to free them and take remaining glue.
The schedule lists westbound trains with arrival and departure times including No 31 at 11:31 and 11:51 p m. No 85 departs 9:00 p m. and another service at 9:15 a m. Eastbound and Bonham connections appear with No 82 and No 84 variations and Bonham leaves at 12:35 p m while southbound trains No 258 and No 224 arrive Bonham at 6:40 p m and 9:10 a m respectively.
An old transit office notice lists Class D and Class E limits with dates and amounts. It notes extensions and stopovers, directing inquiries to C K McGoun, agent, for further information and extension terms.
Readers are invited to clear back dues in the Daily Favorite to earn a free one year Holland's Magazine subscription and pay one year in advance for continued access. This limited time incentive targets current subscribers with a bundled renewal offer.
A concise humorous remark notes that poverty limits dealings with lawyers, implying fewer legal troubles or disputes. The line contrasts financial constraint with reduced confrontation, presenting a wry social observation rather than a factual event.
Chatauqua Townsite Co announces a new town on the main line of the Texas and Pacific Railway in Callahan County. The prospectus promotes the area as well watered and invites inquiries to Bruce Knight or E P Turner. The Daily Favorite and Semi-Weekly Dallas News offer a one year subscription for 2.76 dollars.
A witty quip notes that cunning women can persuade men that they know less. The line playfully suggests gendered perception and intellect in social dynamics.
Local observers speculate about neighborhood identities as a few men remain unseen, leaving others to fill gaps with guesses about who they are and why they stay hidden. Community tension rises as conversations focus on name and place among residents.
In Polkville Arkansas a grass widow shot a former lover three times in front of a tavern. The landlord witnessed the incident from a hotel porch and the case is discussed with humor by Tom P. Morgan in Smart Set.
Colic and diarrhoea are quickly relieved by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by J. W. Peeler.
A controversial editorials argues traditional roles limit women to cooking and homemaking while dismissing intelligence as unnecessary, claiming the average woman's instinct suffices for daily life and criticizes brain power as irrelevant.
Men gathered for a Sunday afternoon Presbyterian church meeting titled Mother led by C He White. Attendance was slightly below average but engagement remained steady. All men are invited to future services and next Sunday's leader will be Harry Roberts with the topic Sons.
Advertisement claims deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation and catarrh. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the cure, offering $100 for an uncured case and urging readers to send for circulars. Mentions Toledo company F J Cheney & Co and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A sales notice offers a free trial size box of Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy to prove merit. It describes a snow white antiseptic balm with ingredients like oil eucalyptus thymol and menthol providing relief for nasal and throat catarrh. Address Racine Wisconsin, large jars 50 cents, sold by J W Peeler.
Announcement to retailers from Bates Medicine Co. and Helbing Spotts Prop. that Bates Improved Antiseptic German Liniment will be stocked by Bonham Whale sale Grocery Co. Orders to be filled promptly. Also note Dr Shoops Magic Ointment for piles with claims of quick relief and a 50 cent nickel capped jar sold by J. W. Peeler.
Judge McEwen cites childless marriages as linked to unhappiness and higher divorce risks. He notes most divorce cases involve couples aged 30 to 40 without children, urging that children be prized despite faults. A humorous anecdote about a girl stealing omelet to take home underscores parental lessons.
A letter-worne ad touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a bowel tonic that removes gas and impurities, strengthens bowel movements, and aids digestion. It cites D. M. Blackwelder of Litchfield Illinois praising its kidney, stomach, and bowel benefits after fifteen years of use. Sold by Saunders Drug Company. look for the red 3 on the label.
Quote records a Milwaukee Sentinel line about a wife greeting her husband with flowers. The response notes the flowers were in pots, indicating a humorous domestic moment.
A muddled late night message hints at a restless mood and hints of a quirky social moment. The fragment references Hewitt and Jewitt with a playful tease suggesting a restless or humorous exchange.
An advertising note offers Dr Shoop’s Restorative and a free book on dispersia symptoms. It claims stomach, heart, and kidney nerves control organ strength and warns against treating only symptoms. The letter invites readers to request samples and a free book, mentioning J W Peeler as seller.
Norfolk Va April 26 to November 1907 travel offers for Jamestown Ter-Centennial with M K and T line. Round trip via same route in Classes A B C with specified fares 0 52 87 20 and limits 10 to 15 days. Deadline December 15 1907.
A Byhalia Mississippi reader endorses Ballards Horehound Syrup for coughs broncitis influenza croup and pulmonary diseases. The Saunders Drug Co advertises the product with patient testimonials claiming it cured their children’s croup and cough.
A mother should ensure her baby is cared for with a mild purgative to remove worms. The ad claims babies often suffer from worms undetected by mothers, citing feverish, unsettled sleep as signs. White's Cream Vermifuge is promoted as a gentle remedy, with a 25 cent price and Saunders Drug as seller.
Real estate ads offer a four room house with hall on East Rose Street and a two room house near old cotton yards with 1 to 2 acres. Prices range from 250 to 750 dollars with easy terms and options including a two story frame house between 10th and 11th streets and a Bonham proposition with a two room house on 1 acre, cistern garden and well.
A rural tract of 74 acres lies 1 to 2 miles north of Lannius on a public road. It includes 64 acres cultivated 10 acres pasture a small barn a two story six room house with conveniences one well two wells? and fine outbuildings with good fencing and good fruit. The property is offered at a bargain and interested buyers may see Mae for particulars.
A seven room house with bath, porches, gallery, city water and everlasting well, barn and abundant garden space. Located in Paris Texas at the corner of Fitzhugh Ave and Booth St. Will sell at a reasonable figure.
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