19 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1913
Page
1
A garbledOCR letter fragment mentions Miss Brown a teacher and a general statement about her teaching role. The damaged content includes stray words and unreadable sequences, providing no clear events or dates to summarize into concrete details.
The page blends a forecast for Washington and Bonhant areas with humorous asides and social commentary. It includes stray lines about weather, misinforma tion, renowned quotes, and scattered opinions, all in a light weekly format.
Fragmentary diary notes describe confidence boosting thoughts and practices, urging a calm open mind to attract favorable outcomes. The writer links inner assurance to external progress and cites personal experiences aboard a ship, praising comfort, service, and Japanese hospitality.
A scanned page shows Rexall Dollar Day specials with prices for glassware and kitchen items. A lengthy diary fragment describes a voyage aboard the Tenyo Maru with reflections on fellow passengers, meals, entertainment, and plans to reach Yokohama after Honolulu.
Members of the Fraternal Crotheth Hood push for growth by a Speenfort to raise recruitment. An appeal outlines dues, meeting dates, and silent votes as officers seek to expand the order’s footprint with fresh members and support.
An old time advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a safe candy that clears worms and helps digestion for children. It claims to soothe stomach issues and liver actions, urging readers to buy at drug stores or by mail from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.
Rain coats and capes for ladies misses and children are advertised by Grahams Chawford Co. The offer includes rain capes for school children and related outerwear.
Fragmentary OCR shows a promotional line touting Chamberlain’s Tablets with misspellings. The ad mentions “bog gale” and “billows and constipu ted” as issues addressed, urging readers to take a dose to feel right tomorrow.
The Mephodist Chusqchie at Bailey Texas was erected in fall 1913 with brick construction and concrete foundation. The church cost about 7000 dollars and includes Sunday School equipment, bow front circular oak pews and halls for choir. Dr G Rankin officiated the dedication on October 19 1913.
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