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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
6
A clipped list of campaign names and precinct assignments appears, naming R.M. Parker, Keeton, B. Fincher, Malcolm Bishop, O. M. Mitchell, J. W. Burroughs, Bam Cock, A. M. Melugin and others as candidates or officeholders in Precincts 1 and 4. The notice reads like a civic political flyer with roles such as constable and commissioner.
An advertisement lists Buckley’s Arnica Salve as a prompt cure for wounds from a ram knife gun tin can rusty oil fireworks or any nature and claims it prevents blood poisoning or gangrene and works for burns boils sores eruptions eczema chapped hands and piles at J W Pevler’s.
An ad-style health notice praises Dean's Kidney Pills as the best remedy for kidney illness. It describes albumen loss and uric poisoning causing weakness and pain, cites customer testimony from Bonham Texas, and notes price of 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co as U.S. agents.
A Buffalo New York reader touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a safe home remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles praising the product as a blessing to the family with a year of use. The letter appears as a testimonial from Paul Mathulka.
A playful line notes that heaven lacks duplicate wedding gifts, hinting at unique blessings and the idea of irreplaceable tokens. The remark blends humor with reflection on treasured memories and the value of individual generosity.
J Bulong of Washington R1 says his hereditary kidney illness prompted early warning and that after using four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy he feels thoroughly cured. The testimonial cautions others not to neglect treatment until it is too late.
From a matrimonial proverb to cures for children bed wetting measles and scarlet fever Sruleys Kidney Remedy is touted as admirable for children and after illnesses Prickly Ash Bitters is praised for relieving bilious sluggishness in hot weather boosting strength appetite and spirits Sold by J W Peeler and by all druggists
An advertised asthma remedy claims prompt and positive relief in every case. Sold by druggists at 1 payable price, with a trial package by mail for 10 cents. Distributed by Palace Drug Store.
Advertisement states Foley Valney Pills contain ingredients to tone strengthen and regulate kidney and bladder function. Sold by J. W. Peeler.
Mrs. M. E. Rail of Mount Pleasant Tennessee praises Cardui believing it restored her two year weakness and boosted her daughter’s health. The letter extols Cardui as mild herbal medicine that aids natural healing without harsh drugs and invites readers to request Home Treatment of Women booklet from the Chattanooga company.
A concise guide outlines steps to establish a stable home base. Focus on organizing spaces, creating routines, and prioritizing essential chores to build efficiency and a sense of order in daily life.
A summer cold may develop into bronchitis or pneumonia if neglected. Take Foley's Honey and Tar promptly to loosen the cough soothe inflamed air passages and expel the cold. Sold by J. W. Peeler.
A W O W picnic will be held one half mile south of Harrison's school house in Dunaway pasture on July 14. Everyone is invited to bring well filled baskets and attend.
Springfield man B F Kelley describes kidney and bladder troubles improving after taking Foley Kidney Pills. He reports headaches diminished, bladder function normal, and reduced distress after a few weeks, with the product sold by J W Peeler.
A reflective note on how accidents resist timing and plans, illustrating the unpredictable nature of mishaps and the human tendency to frame them as inevitable yet avoidable with foresight. The sentence emphasizes the stubborn, recurring challenge accidents pose across contexts.
Advertisement claims Prickly Ash Bitters improves appetite cheerfulness and purifies blood liver and bowels. Promotes improved life quality with a sales pitch that it is sold by all druggists.
An observer notes how many outsiders feel stunned by social norms and expectations, highlighting a gap between those inside and outside established circles. The reflection suggests a broader sense of alienation and discomfort among nonconforming individuals.
Indigestion and related symptoms are blamed on an upset stomach and fermentation. Miona stomach tablets are advertised as fast five minute relief with a 60 cent box. A testimonial from Mrs. Altic Itson of Battle Creek credits improved health after use. Sold by druggists and Saunders Drug Co. with a money back guarantee.
A letter from Dr J H McLean published here backs Cone Johnson for governor. McLean cites Johnsons prohibition stance, dislikes submission policy, and praises Johnson as the ablest candidate with best prospects. He notes his own Methodist background and calls for public honesty in leadership.
A lone opinion fuels a quiet public clash as critics push a stand without broad counterpoints. Officials urge calm and urge residents to consider the issue before voting or commenting further.
A Good Roads promoter faces a testy widow who owns forty acres and asks if she may vote on a road district. The conversation reveals she can cast forty votes and toys with rejecting the plan before inviting the speaker in for a closer talk.
A quip on frankness from a playwright contrasts blunt honesty with a humorous child’s reply. The speaker notes a vice in being too open while recalling a bridge drive anecdote about a hostess’s innocent question and the child’s odd answer.
Ruskin staged an 1875 National Gallery display of Turner's pictures reproduced as facsimiles. He noted after over ten years of training a copyist to achieve fidelity and warned he would sign the works to prevent them being sold as real Turners.
A fragment from London Tit-Bits shows a humorous scene as papa peeks into a conservatory where Ethel Mr Tomkins and Eva discuss kin and kinship. Eva confirms the topic while young Mr Tomkins asks for a kiss and receives a playful reply.
A Birmingham Age-Herald item jokes about deductive reasoning, noting the speaker’s claim of knowing Willie’s mother after recent chats, while declaring Willie as the brightest and best behaved boy in the neighborhood.
In sharp social banter, a man proclaims engagement to Miss Powell and defends the distinction between a nomination and an election. The exchange frames Powell as a notable figure in political social circles.
A humorous snippet notes Brown and his suffragette wife clash over reading order with her insisting on the sporting page before him. The quip reflects wartime Woman's Rights sentiment and program chatter.
A cryptic aphorism attributed to Cervantes warns that wisdom comes with experience and maturity. It suggests growth through time and life lessons rather than innate talent alone.
Mothers should keep Mother Cray's Sweet Powders for children to ease colds feverishness constipation teething headaches and stomach troubles. Sold by drug stores for 25 cents. Free trial package offered by Allen Olmstead LeRoy New York.
Hail residents report drought conditions with corn suffering while water hauling dominates daily life. Local barber notes rising shave prices to cope with dry weather. Community events include church activities, illnesses, and a planned big picnic on the 24th.
A promotional note claiming Elecufic Bitters improve health for women by regulating stomach liver and kidneys purifying blood boosting nerves and giving a clear complexion bright eyes and good breath. It urges trying the product at J W Peelers.
Local figure George Jones known for weather prognostication and county notes has compiled governor race figures for Fannin County. The tally shows Poindexter about 2,000 votes Colquitt 1,800 Johnson 1,500 and Davidson 600, as reported in Bonham area.
Advertisement offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous membranes. promotes constitutional remedies over local applications. Includes offer to send circulars and lists Toledo, Ohio as the company base.
Report from the Union Sunday school of Lamasea dated June 19 notes present Gh and offers 16 cents with J Vaughan as superintendent.
An advertisement claims Hicks Capucline reduces fever and relieves aching from malarial conditions colds or overheating. The liquid medicine is sold as 10, 2b and 60 cents at Drug torcs.
A proverb warns readers about a person who feigns amusement at every joke. It suggests caution toward someone who mockingly enjoys others' humor and hides hidden motives behind a cheerful facade.
Mr W Weakley of Kokomo Indiana reports relief from severe backache after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says his kidneys grew stronger secretions became natural and his bladder stopped hurting. He recommends the product sold by W Peeler in a yellow package.
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