Post Office Notice for Bonham Correction
A Bonham post office item notes errors will be corrected promptly when brought to the publisher’s attention.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1918
Page
2
A Bonham post office item notes errors will be corrected promptly when brought to the publisher’s attention.
The article discusses shifts in draft standards from strict physical ideals to evaluating fighting and endurance potential. It argues that minor defects no longer disqualify as long as a recruit possesses good soldiery qualities, noting that appearance is less important than suitability for service.
The Houston Post argues Surgeon General Gorgas deserves continued service due to his disease control innovations in the new armies. It warns retirement would come from a peace era promotion law, not loss of ability, while praising his impact and urging presidential retention. The piece also blends a lighter aviation joke and notes Fannin county grain is largely shocked with excellent expected yields.
A political pitch highlights many reasons to back Hobby in Texas gubernatorial race. The speaker links postwar shifts to leadership changes and contrasts Hobby with rejected railroad executives.
A Mississippi newspaper man offers humorous guidance on funding editors. The note accompanying a $1.50 check urges paying editors promptly and supporting local prosperity. The piece contrasts prosperous editors with amateur agitators driven by financial motives and calls for constructive work toward communal prosperity.
A Spartan mother testified before the exemption board on Saturday claiming illness prevented her son from reporting for examination and seeking extra time. Her appeal was praised as a model for others trying to shield relatives from service while the country demands sacrifice. The Denison Herald notes her stance as a noble example in the home front battle.
The Sherman Courier urges that five thousand more dogs be supplied to the war effort, joining the five thousand already there, with Airedale breeds highlighted as highly serviceable. Washington will provide a thousand dogs to soldiers, and all owners are urged to offer their dogs to the Government regardless of breed, for use on the front.
The Houston Post contemplates teen attitudes and parental discipline with a wry note. It suggests a father’s trouble when restraining snippy children and hints many households face similar teen challenges.
Sherwood Spotts, editor of the Bonham Favorite, has purchased a duplex perfecting press. The Honey Grove Citizen hopes his installation will lead to about three more lines of reading matter in the paper. Be patient, old fellow, the reading matter is on the way.
Bonham marks Independence Day with Love Field airship flights and a 9 30 parade led by the Municipal Band. Congressman Sam Rayburn will speak at Brown Park at 10 30 after the parade, followed by Love Field birdmen exhibitions. Bring dinner and stay through the day as the town honors the nation and war effort.
Announcement lists candidates for county offices including County Judge A P Bolding W A Spangler and O M Biggerstaff County Clerk Deets Dorough J B Laughlin County Attorney O L Coach A L McRae John Norton with no further details.
General Manager J D Clarkson and publicity man McDougal visited Whitewright Trenton Leonard and Celeste Saturday afternoon to explain how towns can contest for reestablishment of the Jefferson Highway. Clarkson spoke in the Guaranty State Bank directors room drawing interest from local residents who joined the officials on their stops.
An old advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powders as a quick cure for dull throbbing or nerve headaches. The ad urges readers to buy a dime package at the drug store and promises relief without disappointment. It also includes a United Press note about France urging food restriction essays by pupils with prize posters.
An advertisement from Bonham Motor Co. urges readers to get a Ford one ton truck to speed hauling and reduce expenses, highlighting efficiency and savings for business and personal use.
Washington reports from a YMCA worker that women in Moscow are going mad and committing suicide due to severe mental and physical strain. Food shortages worsen as women appear older and more pinched from hardship.
Bonham resident J. H. McClung reports back pain from lifting caused kidney trouble with sediment in urine and dizziness. After taking Doan's Kidney Pills from Peeler's drug store he claims complete cure. Sold everywhere for 0c. ask for Doan's Kidney Pills. Foster Milburn Co. Mfrs Buffalo NY
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