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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1911
Page
4
Rain fell short across Missouri and neighboring states as crop reports from sixteen states describe mixed conditions. Wheat and oats suffer in many regions while corn and cotton prospects vary. drought and heat threaten pastures and potato crops though some states report good corn and cotton potential.
A call to action urging individuals to contribute to a cleaner fuller life through their work and influence. It emphasizes personal responsibility across professions and communities to uplift society and improve the human condition.
Judge Poindexter and Dr Rankin tour Farnin county urging statewide prohibition. Stops include Ladonia June 28 2 30 p m Honey Grove 8 30 p m June 28 Bonham 2 30 p m June 29 Leonard 8 30 p m June 29 with Rankin at Bonham court house 8 30 p m June 29. Special invitation to ladies. McCraw Chapel picnic June 380. BH Pritchett chairman executive committee.
Rain brightens mood though late for crops in Lamasco. Farmers cut corn and bale June corn and peas. Hog prices fall due to scarce feed. Charley Thomas leaves for Oklahoma. Prof Arthur Qmart attends Paris normal. July Fourth picnic planned. Revival draws large crowds. Rev McGraw delivers sermons. Winnie Stevens of Lannius visits Pearl Morrison. Lon Stephens and Albert Maorey visit friends. Penman Derk reports.
In a Rivesville letter Dora Martin recalls years of back and nervous pain,医 doctors recommending surgery, then using Cardul and becoming well. She urges others to try Cardul and credits it with relief and recovery, noting it has supported women’s health for fifty years. A Chattanooga Medicine Co advisory note offers a 64 page home treatment booklet on request.
The excerpt contrasts gendered terms for children, noting boys may be called skinny or chunky while girls receive terms like spirituelle or fragil. It argues femininity should imply delicacy and refinement, with phrases likened to Dresden figurines and untutored grace, highlighting dated biases in labeling.
Classified notice notes a traveling goods company listing trunks packs and pocket looks for commission. It advertises an outfit including a small photograph package and references. Also promotes sale of a good horse rubber-tire buggy and harness with application at The Favorite office.
Bonham Texas residents note upgrades at the Daily Favorite including a linotype and more features. Sherwood Spotts, Bonham native, operates the paper now under Comstock and Dicus of Ohio with Ash Evans ensuring continued care of the Bonham News.
Event at Shady Grove in Cooper Woll one mile southwest of Edhube on Friday July 7 features amusements and a field drill by the crack Ww. O. W. degree team. For stand rights contact R. E. Tarpley or W. T. Bledsoe Bonham Route 1. Join a day outing where it is coal.
A local eye care provider claims unerring tests to detect all eye defects. They emphasize individualized fitting to avoid harm from unsuitable lenses and offer expert knowledge of the human eye.
A long list names dozens of local residents chosen as reception committees for Hon. Wim Poindexter and Dr. G C Rankin who will dine in Bonham Thursday. The executive committee is chaired by PRVUNCGUETY with X indicating placeholders in the document.
Wheat buyers advertise top market price and urge farmers to supply grain to the Steger Milling Co. Pencham as a new mill readies for startup. The notice also lists social engagements and local notices about renovations, a marriage invitation, and a quip about a boy’s elopement.
A heavy oil coat suppresses a stubborn dust problem, effectively putting the nuisance out of commission once more.
The late Sam Jones recalls a humorous quip about a preacher with a bizarre team of animals and figures like a mule and a skunk to haul a load. The saying suggests such a mix may reach heaven but not move his congregation or team.
An advertisement asserts deafness from inflammation of the Eustachian tube can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It offers one hundred dollars for any case caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, and notes the product is sold by druggists for 76 cents. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
An old advert claims charm comes with health and warns illness harms temper. It promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for a weak stomach liver and kidneys improving complexion nerves breath and vitality. Available for 60 cents at J W Peeler’s.
Advertising copy promises quick energy and relief from constipation indigestion and poor appetite. Claims pills regulate stomach liver and bowels and impart new strength. Available for 26 cents at J W Peeler’s drug store.
A public notice from J. W. Pooler promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as fast relief for dreadful wounds and related skin ailments. The ad claims it draws out blood poison and gangrene, and cures burns boils sores eruptions eczema and chapped skin. The product price is 25 cents.
James B. Mershon of Newark New Jersey says after eight months of weakness and lung hemorrhages he nearly died. He began using Dr King’s New Discovery three weeks ago and reports strong improvement. Suitable for weak lungs obstinate coughs and lung troubles. Trial bottle free. 60 cents and 1.00 guaranteed by J W. Peoler.
Hicks Capudine claims to cure headaches from every cause including cold grip stomachache and nervous headache. The liquid remedy promises to relieve wooziness aches and nervousness and restore normal conditions. Offered in 25 and 50 cent sizes at drug stores.
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