Printing Co. Rates For Subscriptions Listed
The document lists subscription prices from a printing company with daily and six month advance rates. It includes a sports president and business manager title line and various price amounts.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
3
The document lists subscription prices from a printing company with daily and six month advance rates. It includes a sports president and business manager title line and various price amounts.
The Postmaster General's ruling, effective April 1, requires subscribers to keep payments current to avoid arrears. The Favor ite urges prompt renewal to ensure continued daily delivery and asks readers to prevent lapse beyond the grace line.
In a Dallas News excerpt, President Roosevelt addressing the National Educational Association at the White House urges girls to take pride in housekeeping, arguing it should be a valued skill learned at home. The piece notes mothers face conflict between social graces and domestic work, with many daughters prioritizing leisure and courting over kitchen tasks.
The piece warns la grippe can lead to pneumonia but claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy prevents danger with reasonable care. It notes many users and reports no pneumonia cases and lists J. W. Peeler as the seller.
A columnist asserts that a man who is henpecked earns the blame, arguing his fate results from his own actions and judgment.
An advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar cure for lingering colds and infections. It claims the remedy prevents pneumonia and consumption and urges readers to refuse substitutes.
Incomplete listing mentions a car line lot at 375 with cash and monthly valuation. References a person named Wally and notes a depth comparison to an average, but details are unclear.
March opened blustery with a few warm interludes as residents report planting potatoes and corn. Local visits unfold with extended families, trips to Oklahoma, illness among neighbors, and several people traveling or staying with relatives in Taylorville and Bonham.
An advertisement urges immediate purchase of Chamberlains Cough Remedy from J. W. Peeler to prevent a cold from turning into pneumonia and costing more in medical bills. It contrasts this with those who try to mold public opinion with hot air.
An ad declares Foley’s Honey and Tar Cures the most obstinate coughs and expels the cold to prevent consumption and pneumonia. It claims to have cured many cases of incipient consumption. The text ends with a wry line about a woman shaking a rug versus a man.
Lopez of Marilla New York says Bucklen’s Arnica Salve saved him from severe cuts and burns. He reports it healed his injuries and eased suffering faster than any other salve. Also treats boils, fever sores, and piles. 250 at Saunderas Drug Co.
A man insists on retaining his personal beliefs without public commentary. He argues privacy protects liberty and individual conscience amid public scrutiny and social pressure.
An old advertisement urges urgent treatment for kidney and bladder ailments to prevent Bright's Disease or Diabetes. It recommends Saunders Drug Co. in Bonhana, Texas, and warns against delay, claiming medicine can help within reach of medical care.
Yesterday S. Reams bought half interest in the Marshal meat market on North Center Street. “Uncle Sidney” is well known in Bonham and has many friends here. He was in the employe of the T. & P. for many years but was crippled, losing a foot some months ago. The Favorite speaks for the new firm’s success.
A notice from I Rudman on the east side of the square opposite the court house offers to pay the highest market price for turkeys chickens fura and hides. He guarantees correct weights and invites sellers to see him before selling poultry and butter.
The advertisement touts Dr Pierce favorite Prescription for female ailments with period irregularities and pelvic discomfort. It claims safe ingredients, no alcohol, and that the remedy strengthens and regulates the female system while warning it will not cure tumors but may prevent surgery if used timely. It invites confidential correspondence and offers a free medical adviser for postage.
Catarrh is a constitutional disease not cured by local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure, taken internally, purifies blood and acts on mucous surfaces. Claimed to be non quack medicine, prescribed by top physician, with testimonials available. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The saying notes that Christianity first appears in the heart and then extends its influence into hands through actions. It emphasizes inner belief guiding outward deeds and practical service.
Mrs. E D Charles of Harbor Maine calls Electric Bitters a neighborhood favorite. The tonic is claimed to ease dyspepsia liver derangement kidney malnutrition nervous debility and acts as a blood purifier as a spring medicine. Sold by Saunders Drug Co 60c guaranteed. Foley's Urine Laxative also sold with a money back guarantee for constipation headache stomach trouble and indigestion by Saunders Drug Co.
Reading shows a small notice for Office World in the southeast corner of square listing contact numbers 158 and 150 and hours 9-12 am and 2-5 pm for office access.
Office of Graham Crawford & Co provides medical care information with phone number 23 and residence on W 7th Street, highlighting focus on diseases affecting women and children.
Doctor D. T. Boyd announces surgery and general practice services from an office above Peeler's Drug Store with Star Phone at the office and residence.
West bound trains No 35 at 9 15 arrives and 9 20 leaves No 31 at 12 25 arrives and 12 45 leaves No 33 at 9 30 arrives and 9 50 leaves. Last bound No 34 at 8 55 arrives and 9 15 leaves No 32 at 1 15 arrives and 1 85 leaves No 38 at 5 10 arrives and 6 15 leaves.
Readable timetable fragments show North Bound No. 257 and No. 723 departing at 9 15 a m and 12 85 p m respectively. South Bound No. 268 arrives at 5 40 p m and No. 724 at 9 10 a m.
Will H. Evans & Co. offers two cows and three mules for sale with timely, secure handling.
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