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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1908
Page
3
George Moore of Grimesland North Carolina credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life after severe coughs and lung weakness. The advertisement touts the remedy for coughs colds and pneumonia prevention with 6500 and 1 00 prices and a trial bottle offered at Saunders Drug Co.
The mucous membrane inflames during a cold allowing disease germs to lodge and multiply, with pneumonia germs posing a risk. Foley's Honey and Tar soothes inflamed air passages, stops the cough, and expels the cold from your system. Refuse substitutes.
A concise reflection notes that being constrained by circumstances does not determine a person’s integrity or ethics, warning against judging character solely by a person’s predicament.
A man is reported to have trouble over a matter described as worth a3 in local records. Officials declined further details pending investigation and court action.
A reflection on how early youth freedoms give way to adult responsibilities and tougher financial realities. The piece contrasts carefree times with the demands of steady work and financial obligation.
Mrs. E. D. Charles of Harbor Maine calls Electric Bitters a neighborhood favorite and urges its use everywhere. She says it brings quick relief for dyspepsia liver trouble kidney derangement malnutrition nervousness weakness and general debility. The tonic purifies the blood and is sold under guarantee by Saunders Drug Co for 50 cents.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a universal cure for coughs colds and pneumonia and consumption noting it cures regardless of how long standing it is. It urges readers to refuse substitutes.
A health notice urges caution for kidney or bladder irregularities and promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a quick cure when signs appear. It emphasizes starting treatment at the first danger signal.
An old advertisement touts Foley’s Urine Laxative with a positive guarantee to cure constipation headaches stomach troubles or any indigestion. If it fails the manufacturers refund your money. Sold by Saunders Drug Co.
A reader confesses poor cooking skills and desire to improve. They seek simple guidance and practical tips to prepare basic, reliable meals.
An advertisement urges buyers to select Iowa Silver Mine seed corn noting it offers the best variety and claims to have a pit. The seller is Sid Smith.
A brief quotation from Sid Smith notes there is plenty of bran chops shorts and chicken feed available, indicating ample feed components for livestock and poultry producers.
The Be douin employ "thief trackers" who hunt livestock theft without formal facilities. They rely on trained trackers who can follow a camel or horse trail across vast distances. One camel stolen near Ismailia was recovered in the Sudan after weeks of labor, with swift punishment for the robbers.
Pearson's Weekly recalls Lord Curzon as a bright student who caused mischief at Eton with constant pranks while also impressing masters with sharp proofs. He stood out by always producing clear, satisfactory solutions to difficult problems, often the only student in his class to do so.
A sharp crisis erupts as a hidden mastermind emerges, triggering a wave of unexpected developments. Officials and observers scramble to assess the rapid sequence of events and their potential consequences.
Mr Falls recalls meeting a tall Russian soldier in a Warsaw cafe who invites him to play dominos. The soldier hints at high rank and the Emperor Nicholas later reveals himself in disguise. The czar travels incognito, mingling with locals, and bows to the narrator before leaving Warsaw.
The tale recalls Marie Frausch of Frederick the Great era who pretended hoarseness only to be hauled to a military hospital by four dragoons. An officer informs her the king seeks her health and she ends up singing better than ever, under duress.
A young woman declares no kiss except from her future husband. He proposes and she agrees with a kiss, prompting her mother to arrange their marriage the next day. The quick engagement is described as a practical bargain.
In a New Orleans Times-Democrat item a woman rejects Mr. Smith's marriage request with calm firmness. He pleads that his hopes be not dashed, yet she ultimately yields to the moment, ending the scene with her refusal.
A Chicago Record-Herald quip debates the ideal wife with lines about domestic duties and a wife maintaining youth and beauty like a vaudeville actress earning $400 weekly. The exchange highlights social expectations and gender roles of the era in a witty public forum.
A playful classroom exchange features a child mispronouncing panther as the teacher asks for its meaning. The line reflects a simple rural school moment quoted by the Kansas City Independent with a Thucydides reference on simplicity shaping noble nature.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. It is a constitutional disease needing internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, targets blood and mucous surfaces, and is backed by physician prescriptions and testimonials. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Roosevelt warns population rise not as dangerous as infant deaths. Eight in ten deaths linked to bowel troubles. McGee's Baby Elixir claims to cure diarrhoea dysentery and sour stomach for teething babies. Price 25 and 50c sold by Sounders Drug Co.
An ad from T Rudman offers to buy all turkeys and chickens at top market prices and guarantees correct weights. He also pays highest prices for furs and hides and operates on the east side of the square opposite the courthouse.
Fort Worth report says Fred Hoz berg of Amarillo received a check for 45 000 as the largest commission in a land and cattle deal. Hosbere once managed the Spur ranch in Dickens county and earlier sold land for 2 600 000 to an English company. Payment delayed, moving the transfer from Amarillo state court to the Federal court in Fort Worth.
An advertisement urges readers that everyone is liable to aches and pains and promotes Bullard's Snow Liniment as a remedy. Saunders Drug Co. sells the product. The copy emphasizes community and shared ailments with urging to tell neighbors.
An old advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as reducing swelling from neuralgia, toothache, or injuries and claims it relieves rheumatism cuts bruises and burns. Sold by Saunders Drug Co.
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