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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1908
Page
6
A critique of fashion dictates pushing women toward extreme weights and slender forms. The piece argues vanity becomes vice when it drives health decline and warns of inherited effects on future generations. It cites editorials from Fort Worth Record and Dallas era papers debating the issue.
The Dallas News reports Hon. Cone Johnson denies a charge of being a guest at Senator Bailey's Gainesville home. The piece questions why anyone would accuse him of such a visit or recognition on the street.
When a bad cough or cold hits do not let it become chronic or lead to pneumonia Get prompt relief with Cham berlains Cough Remedy For sale by J W Peeler.
Farmers report most corn planted with some cotton. Since Friday ginners’ report, some cut cotton and replanted with corn. Oats and gardens thrive, health good despite a few mumps cases. Social notes mention visits by Bertha and Clella Hale, a turkey feast at Crocket Ends, and a postponed Sunday School due to rain.
Saunders Drug Co Bonham Texas promotes Vinol cod liver tonic as a natural strength builder. A Sophomore club president from Kansas City testifies it restored health and appetite after sickness and insomnia. The ad claims Vinol improves digestion and blood, suitable for the elderly, women, children, and convalescents with a money back offer.
Bonham Texas on March 6 1908 mayor pro tem W A Peters orders an election for April 7 1908 from 8 am to 7 pm. Voters choose marshal assessor and collector secretary treasurer and six aldermen across five wards with City Hall as polling place and Smith Lipscomb as presiding officer. R B Elroy city secretary attests.
A local candy kitchen advertises Huysler's and Lowney's chocolates and candies claiming quick relief from a girl who swears she will tell who did it. The copy emphasizes the sweets as the best choice for visitors seeking a remedy.
Weather kept Sunday School from meeting. Miss Vernie Morgan is ill with measles. Visitors and guests include Miss Vallie Smith with Mrs. Josie Johnson at Bailey and Misses Ada and Amber Durham with Maggie Dale at Moore's Chapel. Families of Vaughn, Durham, and Fuller appear in weekend visits.
Of any case of Kidney or Bladder disease that is not beyond the reach of medicine. Take it at once. Do not risk having Brights Disease or Diabetes. There is nothing gained by delay. 50c. and $1.00 Bottles, REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. Saunders Drug Company
George Moore of Grimesland NC credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life after months of coughing and weakness He reports improvement after one dozen bottles and calls it supreme for coughs colds and lung healing Saunders Drug Co offers 500 and 1 00 and a trial bottle free Rogers Woodward Roberts Co invites any oats left for purchase
Mrs E D Charles of Maine touts this tonic as a neighborhood favorite. It claims to ease dyspepsia liver complaints nervous debility and general weakness. Sold under guarantee by Saunders Drug Co.
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