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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1908
Page
2
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The speakers urge Bonham graduates to value diplomas and memories, pursue opportunities through effort, and build lasting character. They warn against reliance on luck, quote Parnell and Bacon, and stress vigilance to keep opportunity from passing.
The Democratic Executive Committee of Fannin County warns candidates to file or refile applications to have names printed on July 28 1908 primary tickets. May list many offices including State Senator District Attorney and Sheriff. Applications must be filed by June 13 1908 with blank forms available from Chas B. White, Will Rayburn or E H Pritchett.
A long plea detailing the traits of a brave honest boy who shuns lies, cheats, cruelty, and drunkenness. It praises a home-centered education, respect for parents, and discipline. The piece includes a tribute to missionaries and cites Taft on foreign missions and Christianity as a foundation for civilization and self government.
An English visitor and Westerner debate farming in the West as a cyclone wrecks a 600 chicken flock, illustrating how climate and weather shape agricultural fortunes. The anecdote turns on a punchline about the climate that supposedly favors farming yet brings a cyclone to strip and scatter chickens to the market.
George Barton notes in Uncle Remus's Magazine May profile that Reverend Robert Colyer began as a blacksmith, gaining health and strength for the pulpit. Russell H. Conwell, famed Philadelphia Baptist Temple preacher, first worked as a Boston newspaper reporter before later joining the union army and entering ministry. John Root became a schoolteacher before shifting to law and politics. United States Senator Perkins of California earned his first dollar as a cabin boy, then pursued wealth in the West and returned to Washington as a national leader.
An old ad promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as reliable purifiers for stagnation of the liver biliousness and jaundice. It claims the medicine works without griping and lists Saunders Drug Co as a seller.
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a perfect preventative against pneumonia and consumption. Claims it cures obstinate coughs and that colds do not progress to pneumonia after use. Sold by Saunders Drug Co.
A medical testimonial notes kidney and bladder irregularities in women can be corrected by Foley's Kidney Remedy. Carrie Harden of Bowling Green Kentucky reports relief after one bottle and cure after a second, with Saunders Drug Co selling the remedy.
An advertorial note claims Foley's Kidney Remedy 28 tones up the system and grants vigor. It asserts the product cures backache nervous exhaustion and kidney and bladder troubles with immediate use and targets Saunders Drug Co as the vendor.
A simple craftsman can install wall coverings in upscale hotels. The note highlights skilled tradesmen working in refined interiors and suggests accessibility of quality work for premium venues.
Jesse P. Morrin of Skippers Virginia recounts a near fatal pneumonia attack in spring 1906 and credits Dr King s New Discovery with his recovery after two and a half bottles. He calls New Discovery the best remedy for coughs and lung diseases and notes trial bottles are free with Saunders Drug Co selling at 50 cents and 1.00. Race horses and watches one for all they are worth.
Mr C Farthing of Mhail Creek recalls a life saved nine years ago when his doctor prescribed Sleotrie Bitters. A bottle restored strength after a near grave illness, and the product is sold with a guarantee at Saunders Drug Co. The ad ends with a note that a little flattery helps soften men.
A Notre Dame Indiana woman Mre Summers offers a free home treatment for bed wetting. She claims a constitutional cause and urges mothers to write for full instructions. The program also helps adults with daytime or nighttime urine issues and requires no payment.
Misra Aro notes many women suffer vague health complaints from stress and overwork. The ad claims Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription strengthens the system, relieves nervous exhaustion, hysteria, and uterine symptoms, and promotes appetite and vitality. It touts native American roots and easy use with Pleasant Pellets for the stomach liver and bowels.
A man faces threats as his enemies loom, awaiting an opportunity to harm a widow linked to the case. The report notes fear and caution surrounding the household and potential motives behind the danger.
Saunders Drug Co advises choosing Foley’s Honey and Tar when coughing to ease symptoms and expel the cold from the system. The product reportedly contains no harmful drug ingredients.
A brief note discusses how some individuals focus on inner thoughts and mental processes, exploring how contemplation shapes perception and action. The piece examines the idea of intellect guiding daily life and choices.
Saunders Drug Co promotes Foley’s Urino Laxative as the preferred remedy for constipation in women and children over purgatives like pills. The ad touts quick relief and safer use for families seeking a gentle laxative option.
A terse proverb appears to warn that speaking up may invite immediate closure or silencing. The line suggests caution in dialogue and the risks of open discussion in restrictive settings.
Latarch Cannot be Cure with Local Applications. Catarrh is a blood condition and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to purify blood and act on mucous surfaces. It is advertised as a regular remedy prescribed by physicians for four years. Sent for tests free. Sold by druggists and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Cigar Co of Toledo Ohio advertises for a salesman with experience preferred but not required. Immediate employment, monthly expenses covered, details at the Toledo office.
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