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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1908
Page
4
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Repair shop promises top materials and guaranteed service with thirty years of workmanship experience in Bunham proving its claim. Customer work will be duly appreciated.
A. D. Hammock Sr. known as the Old Reliable operates at North Main Street in Bonham Texas offering local hardware and home goods with dependable service.
A Portland Maine family reports their child aged about eleven recovered from measles and pneumonia after a long illness. They credit Vinol, a cod liver preparation with iron amino acids, for restoring appetite, digestion, and strength, noting a doctor approved its use.
A Greenville Banner editorial urges constant smiling to improve mood and even digestion. It cites England’s snobbish expressions shaping national mood, warns against grouchiness, and notes scholarly reflections on virtue and living well.
Classified notice seeking a manager for a ranch office in Bonham. Include references and address for applications. Indicates job location in Cincinnati Ohio and interest in the Morris House.
A life at stake warning urges immediate action at the first sign of kidney or bladder trouble. It promotes Poley's Kidney Remedy as a quick cure and advises starting the treatment promptly.
North Texas conference laymen at First Methodist Church Dallas elected nineteen delegates to the Chattanooga Tennessee meeting in April to advance a Southern Methodist forward movement. Speakers included Bishop Key and Knight with Perkins Finley Peterson and others. Knight urged laymen to boost missions and warned that military spending dwarfs missionary funds.
An article describes backache as a signal of feminine system distress. It links nervousness, headache, loins pain, and lower-body weight to a need for immediate treatment and endorses a specific remedy as the fastest cure to restore health.
Mrs Wall Young of Rockland Maine reports long backaches and side pain eased after three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Augustus Lyon of East Nor, Pa. says it cured severe backaches and pressing pains restoring appetite and sleep. For thirty years the remedy has been standard for female illness and claimed to cure displacements inflammation irregularities and related symptoms.
Rudman, operating on the east side of the square opposite the courthouse, offers top market prices for all turkeys and chickens and guarantees correct weights. He also buys furs and hides and urges buyers to see him before selling poultry and butter.
Cough remedy prompt relief advertised by J. W. Peeler urging care for bad coughs or colds to prevent pneumonia.
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Everyone is welcome when digestion works well with Dr. King’s New Life Pills. The product claims to regulate stomach liver and bowels to help feel better. Sold by Saundera Drug Co.
The Chronicle supports paid advertising for Chautauqua and expositions, ending free passes to country newspapers. Wills Point Chronicle notes subscribers may receive ads with dates and duties to pay. The Ft Worth Record criticizes editors who print free notices, risking charity labeling and lost revenue.
John T. Henry, a local merchant, endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine he has sold. He notes its effectiveness for coughs colds and croup in children and recommends it to his customers. J. W. Peeler is listed as a local seller.
An advertisement proclaims Kyleys Honey and Tar cures the worst racking coughs ignites a cold and prevents consumption and pneumonia claiming thousands are saved yearly by its use. The copy asserts many cases of consumption are cured and includes dramatic health claims.
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