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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
1
Office details for Bonham Texas publication listed as North Center Street. Subscription rates are shown for daily and six month prepay with monthly pricing. The fragmented OCR text also mentions staff roles and postal classification.
Texas readers see a broad Democratic push against Bailey antagonists claiming slander and distortions. Fort Worth rally marks a turning point as the party braces for a high stake campaign and a decisive 1912 verdict. The piece urges unity behind Bailey and denounces hate tactics.
Fr WorTH notes a $20 chicken ordinance as a model for Bonham. Alderman Teague once proposed similar law, but the measure was defeated.
State railroads announce plans to tax equipment to full capacity to handle the large crowd expected for the Bailey meeting in Fort Worth Saturday.
The dialogue between Hideyoshi and Asana Nagamasa outlines a plan to mobilize 3,000,000 koku of rice for Korea invasion. Rice is transported to Pusan without protection, letting Koreans seize it and later Japanese recapture supplies, ensuring provisions for advancing troops.
A self described old bachelor at an uptown club says he nearly married several times but avoids commitment due to women’s confidences. He notes that each woman eventually reveals secrets intended for strict confidence which later prove betrayed. The cynic wagers he will die single, a prediction he agrees with.
In a playful exchange, He-Miss Hunt laments a drop from $10,000 to $100 while she eagerly calls it a bargain and accepts him despite the decline. The humorous twist centers on fortune’s wheels and a romantic bet.
A brief quip about a lady drummer and a bookkeeper’s honest reporting is noted in the Loulerilie Courier Journal, with humor on expense checks and a casual exchange about performance and features.
A cryptic note describes a drunken person who may see two images but has no clear leader or guiding figure. The fragment hints at confusion and ambiguity in leadership without naming people or places.
A man reading a newspaper disturbs a wasp, which falls dead at his window. A second large wasp then tends the injured sibling for several minutes, revives him, and carries him away to safety, appearing to offer aid to a wounded comrade. London M. A. P. reports.
An antiquary describes 100-year-old cup plates as authentic china and explains their use in old tea service. He notes that people drank hot tea from the saucer after pouring some into it, with the cup resting on a plate to keep cloths clean.
Jokes about a mix up in a newspaper office as a ball porter places a No Admittance sign near the subscription desk and a Welcome mat before the editor’s room provoking humor in Tit-Bits.
Two gaunt tramps peer in at a railway station telegraph operator and ask to report two empties heading east. Harper's Weekly notes the scene with a wry touch. A separate quote by Ja Rochefoucaud praises noble qualities as absence of envy.
Two dentists plan a joint venture with one proposing a chocolate caramel factory. An extension table sale is announced at Hassell and Caldwell Co this week. A dramatic encounter unfolds as a dramatic themed portion features a woman dressed to kill meeting a killer.
George Moore of Grimeland, NC credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life from consumption. He says improvement began with the first bottle and after a dozen bottles he was well again. Saunders Drug Co. sells trial bottles free. Rogers Woodward & Roberts Co advertises buyback of oats.
Mrs B D Charles of Har Maine praises Electric ters as a neighborhood favorite. It claims to relieve dyspepsia liver complaint nervous debility and weak blood while purifying blood. Sold under guaranty by Saunders Drug Co 60e.
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