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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1908
Page
6
A letter to J C Finney of Bonham Texas discusses painting a house with Devoe paint. It mentions two price options: about 15 gallons for 75 dollars for full paint and painting, or 30 gallons for 160 dollars for partial paint. The note praises quality and long lasting result and mentions STEGER & CO sells the paint.
A total fire at 1 pm gutted Joe W. Arledge's general store in Ivanhoe with unknown cause. The lodge upstairs, Dr. Platt's office, and stock were lost. Parker suffered burns aiding the fire, and Mrs. Arledge endured a medical shock. Insurance covered the stock and building. Two adjoining stores were saved with minor damage.
In a witty stance, the note argues leap year brides may rush to wed to avoid missing a chance, while acknowledging the risk of later regret. The saying frames marriage as a timely instinct rather than a cautious delay.
Dr King s New Life Pills regulate stomach liver and bowels so you feel good. 25c at Saunders Drug Co.
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Roosevelt warns infant deaths from bowel troubles overshadow population growth concerns. An advert promotes McGee's Baby Elixir for diarrhoea dysentery sour stomach and related infant ailments. Sold by Saunders Urug Co. Prices 25 and 50 cents.
A fragment notes how the average man soon boasts about a good deed done by mistake, reflecting on pride and moral reflection in casual recollection.
An old newspaper notice warns of kidney and bladder trouble and urges starting Foley's Kidney Remedy at first sign of danger. It claims a money back guarantee if it fails to cure constipation headache stomach trouble or indigestion and notes Saunders Drug Co sells it.
Night prowlers have caused disturbance over three nights with several residences affected. Last night at about 10 o clock two men attempted to enter the residence of Mrs. Chan Phillips on 5th street with a window slightly raised when discovered. Police are investigating and other reports of prowlers come from nearby premises during the past week.
Mise Hill sang with Mesdames Allen and Gray providing vocal solos and Mr H P Inglish playing cornet to a fair sized crowd. The program was a success artistically but failed financially, missing much of its expense coverage.
A small tenant house in Tank town owned by Polly Johnson and occupied by Jim Lane was destroyed by fire around 4 PM. All contents were saved.
A Pittsburg Post item notes LT attending Il Trovatore with a lighthearted crowd exclaiming King opera. The article praises the band organs for playing the tunes long familiar to fans.
A Chicago News fragment shows dialog about misunderstood remarks. Windly-Say defends that a critical insult was never spoken. Billkins counters with claims of misinformation and clarifies no explicit words were ever voiced.
A terse Chinese proverb notes that a man’s folly should remain his most guarded secret, implying personal error carries private consequences and deserves discretion.
Chicago endured heavy rain flooding areas from Gage Park to Southwestern Avenue as water rose up to three feet. A Whiting Indiana lightning strike hit a Standard Oil plant laborer’s home, injuring the family and triggering a fire department rescue effort.
A druggist certify refund for Foley’s Honey and Tar claiming it stops coughs and heals lungs. It touts prevention of pneumonia and consumption with no opiates. Notes genuine yellow package and urges to refuse substitutes. Also mentions a sermon about one day in seven due to the Lord.
An advertisement proclaims Ballard's Snow Liniment reduces swelling and pain from neuralgia toothache and injuries. It claims to cure rheumatism cuts burns bruises and burns and notes Saunders Drug Co sells it.
A terse proverb-like line notes that a crow never reveals weakness, contrasting it with what some men fail to do. It frames courage and stoicism as enduring traits in the face of challenge.
The piece argues good health prevents illness and promotes a healthy bowel and stomach. It advertises Ballard's Biennial Herbal or Ballard's Herbine to relieve constipation and liver inactivity, sold by Saunders Drug Co. It also notes actors who are egged off stage should start fresh.
In Berlin on March 6 Colonial Secretary Darnburg said the recent East Africa campaign caused 75000 native deaths by starvation as troops seized supplies to feed soldiers and weaken the enemy.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications because the disease lives in the blood. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. It is described as not a quack remedy and was prescribed by leading physicians. testimonials offered free. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
An old advertorial line urges readers that everyone is liable to rheumatism cuts burns bruises and aches and promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as relief and wound healer sold by Saunders Drug.
The ad claims thousands die yearly from consumption linked to colds and touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a universal cure. It says the product soothes inflamed airways, stops coughing, expels the cold, and prevents pneumonia, urging readers to refuse substitutes.
T. F. Carter let the contract for a handsome modern cottage on East 6th Street to Russell and McDowell and construction has begun.
A city shop window displays gingham fabrics including Madrag and French Ties. The line arrives at White Blakeney & Fuller’s, expanding stock for the season.
A note references a latent improved Reindeer Cultivator tied to the Thompson-Ater nathy Company, suggesting a development tied to their agriculture equipment innovations. The source emphasizes the connection between the device and the firm.
A local buyer named I Tudman on the east side of the square opposite the court house promises to pay the highest market prices for turkeys and chickens and guarantees correct weights. He also offers high prices for fur and hides.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a reliable all purpose medicine. It claims ingredients printed on bottle wrappers are natural and safe for women and children and asserts it treats stomach liver and bowel complaints mucous membrane diseases and chronic coughs while warning it cannot cure advanced consumption. The copy also promotes Sage’s Catarrh Remedy as a complementary rinse.
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