06 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
1
Bonham Texas notices show an entry indicating foreign advertising representative status for The American Press Association recorded at the local post office as second class main matter.
The Texas Legislature adjourned sine die after passing Governor Hobby's open port bill and amendments to election laws. The pollution of poll taxes for newly enfranchised voters is addressed, ensuring all voters pay the full poll tax before participating in the November general election.
A satirical description questions King George’s appearance and rhetoric as the royal parade of regalia is mocked. The piece implies a scrutiny of monarchy and democracy through vivid, figurative language.
A brief newspaper item notes a fashionable young woman wearing a spider patterned bodice with a striking back view. The description highlights the stylish design and the eventful appearance on the page.
The text muses on appetite for liberty and the role of government clerks in Washington. It hints at discontent with talk cheapness and suggests alcohol and stimulants as a contrast to imagination. It mentions spirits, common sense, and a shift from drinking to other concerns.
Fragment reads like an herb and patent medicine advertisement. It mentions Annie B left in distress by female trouble and praises Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure. The text includes postal details and offers a 1 cent trial package and notes of a Buffalo hotel address for further information.
Victims of skin eruptions and disorders urged to treat through the blood with S.S.S. as the best remedy. The ad promises to remove disease germs from the blood and restore healthy skin, offering free expert advice from a chief medical adviser at Swift Laboratory, Atibeata, Ga.
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