Daily Favorite editorial note from The Favorite Printing Co
Editorial note from The Favorite Printing Co listing the president and editor roles. Mentions hierarchy inside the newspaper and publishing house.
02 Mar 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1907
Page
1
Editorial note from The Favorite Printing Co listing the president and editor roles. Mentions hierarchy inside the newspaper and publishing house.
Public notice in The Favorite states that any erroneous reflection on a person, firm, or corporation will be corrected promptly once brought to the publishers’ attention. The statement emphasizes responsible reporting and accountability.
The Texas Senate debates restricting advertising contracts with railroads and banning mileage books as payment. Critics warn of proscriptive weak laws risking checks, cash, goods, and tickets, with echoes from Terrell and Hamilton Herald about a creeping Republican influence and blue laws.
A Dallas letter criticizes the Times-Herald for spending space on Senator Barrett and argues the district can handle its next congressional race without the newspaper's intervention. It claims the paper wastes time and space with national coverage rather than local matters.
The split-log drag was used on the public square and principal streets yesterday afternoon. The work proved very satisfactory and the device has become a principal tool for Street Commissioner Fitzgerald and his assistants.
The Dallas Times-Herald notes worry that no split will occur in Texas Democrats allowing a Republican and Populist to gain access to early spoils.
An advertisement touts ARIOSA Coffee as a superior one pound sealed package product that halves coffee costs and prevents dust and stomach upset. It asserts compliance with the National Pure Food Law and references Guarantee No. 2041 filed in Washington.
The letter questions the park proposition and asks readers to share views. It asks what became of Mr Randall’s $100000 appropriation for Red River Navigation and notes there may be better small towns in Texas than Bonham, though unsure where.
Car loads of spring and summer merchandise are being unloaded in Bonham each day and readers are advised to watch these columns closely for merchant announcements.
Mrs N F Rowan of McDonough Georgia claims three bottles of Electric Bitters cured her chronic liver and stomach trouble and blood disorder turning her skin red. She says she feels twenty years younger and can work easily in her husband’s store. Sold at Saunders Drug Co for 50 cents.
A fragment shows butterflies expressing boredom yet continuing with evident joy as they persist in their flight and chatter, conveying a playful paradox in a brief local observation.
The ad argues that dandruff and falling hair are caused by a germ and must be eliminated at the source. Newbro’s Iterpicide is presented as a product designed to destroy the germ, promising lasting improvement when combined with proper understanding and treatment. Available in two sizes, 60 cents and $1.00, via Moore’s Drug Store as a special agent.
A local drug firm member endorses Vinol, claiming it uses cod liver oils with tonic iron and no harmful drugs. The ad asserts Vinol boosts appetite, treats stomach issues, builds red blood, and aids the elderly, with a money-back guarantee. Saunders Drug Co. notes they are sole agents in Bonham, with Vinol now sold nationwide.
Local resident Mr. L. J. Woodbury of Twining Michigan endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children. He cites its effectiveness in hard colds and croup and recommends it. available for sale by J. W. Peeler.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. offers 100 dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public A. W. Gleason witnesses on December 6, 1886. Cure advertised as internal, systemic. testimonials offered free. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills. Silence that should be broken for friendship's sake is worse than open enmity.
A fragment notes Alice Roosevelt's wedding as a historic record and cites Herbine as a liver regulator praised by J. C. Smith of Little Rock Arkansas. Promotes Herbine as a universal liver medicine for bilious headaches constipation chill and fever and other liver complaints.
An advertisement claims Ballard's Horehound Syrup cures chest pains and helps sleep by banishing coughs. A Galveston Texas user testimonial praises fast relief and urges immediate purchase from Saunders Drug Co.
A terse line notes love may be found only within the House of Pain, suggesting a reformulated romance or cautionary wisdom about seeking affection in constrained spaces.
Advertisement extols White's Cream Vermifuge as the best worm medicine for homes highlighting how a baby brings sunshine and mothers with children rely on a bottle, claiming it to be pure and essential for well regulated households.
Early yesterday sheriff arrested and jailed Minnie Gains a Black individual on a vagrancy charge.
An old newspaper ad promotes a free trial size box of Dr. Shoop Catarrh Remedy with instant relief for nasal and throat catarrh. It directs readers to address Dr. Shoop in Racine Wisconsin and notes large jars cost 50 cents. The ad also offers a one year subscription to the Daily Favorite and Semi-Weekly Dallas News for 2.75 dollars.
A man drinks apricot brandy and acts in a humorous, unusual way prompting onlookers to laugh. The incident highlights the drink's effect on behavior.
A brief quotation attributes a belief in resilience to Young describing it as great and manly. It frames spirit, vigor, and resolve as core qualities celebrated by the speaker. The line stands as a concise declaration of masculine vigor.
An old advertisement by A Harmon of Is Went Ya touts Dr Kin Life Pills claiming a perfect remedy for liver and chronic cough ailments. It promises a guarantee and lists a price of 250 at Saund QO.
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