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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
3
Advertised remedy claims to cure catarrh as a blood and mucous surface treatment. It asserts internal medicines purify blood and support new health, backed by testimonials and a Toledo Ohio address for commission agents and druggists.
In Fayette N Y Parker recounts using Electric Bitters after a Civil War Gettysburg loss and prior costly remedies. He credits the tonic with restoring strength and health and recommends Saunders Drug as the place to obtain it.
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A brief item notes Tennessee figure overstates self image as he navigates his own weaknesses. The report highlights overlooked zones in his character and how this affects decisions and public perception.
A brief item notes a married man in trouble related to Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy. It warns against fake or adulterated products and asserts the genuine Foley's contains no opiates while the yellow package is the legitimate version.
A historical remedy note explains bilious attacks from spoiled food fermentation and promotes Chamberlain's tablets as a prompt cure. The ad asserts relief of stomach inflammation, headache, and stomach strengthening to restore health. Sold by J. W. Pevler.
Mrs Ada L Croom proprietor of the Croom Hotel Vaughn Mississippi narrates a severe cough that resembled consumption and credits three bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery with a complete cure. Saunders Drug Co sells 50cc bottles for one dollar with a free trial offer.
A terse quip urging self reliance and frugality in boating, framed as a humorous admonition about affording a motor boat and preferring paddled travel. The line captures a folksy instructional tone with imagery of boats and independence.
Kluger of Virginia Ave Indianapolis reports severe kidney trouble left him unable to walk a hundred feet. After four bottles of Poley’s Kidney Remedy his complexion cleared his back ache and irregularities disappeared enabling daily business, he recommends Foley’s Kidney Remedy after others failed. Saunders Drug Co sells it.
Local resident L A Bartlet of Guilford Maine praises Sr Kings New Life Pills for three years of good health and notes Saunders Drug Co sells them for 26 cents. The ad also promotes Foley s Honey and Tar to cure coughs and strengthen lungs with a two yellow package available at Saunders Drug Co.
A concise aphorism notes that most men who fail did have good intentions. The saying emphasizes effort over outcomes and reflects a moral viewpoint on failure and character.
William R. Hearst accuses Archbold of using secret certificates of deposit to influence politics and demands either denial with proof or admission with letters. He asserts Archbold funded McKinley’s campaign via Tan na, not Elkin, and accuses Archbold of evasive defense and personal insinuations. Also noted is a Vermont dysentery cure claim with Chamberlain’s remedy sold by J. W. Peeter.
A garbled comic scene shows a well meaning Irish gentleman offering a character certificate, a laborer seeking praise, and a lighthearted talk on opportunities and luck. Snatches include a wall holding labor, a family lunchbox, and a quip about a deceased friend.
The readable text shows a fragmentary note about a young person and an automobile. It hints at confusion or an accident but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes to confirm facts. Further readable details are needed to form a complete, accurate news item.
Notice reads that names appearing in dates and volumes are subject to selection by the registrar. It explains procedures for correcting omissions and clarifies filing requirements for participants and officials. The document emphasizes adherence to orderly process and timely submissions.
District Judge Ben H. Denton of Paris is named for the bench with Karl McAllester as District Clerk and Bos Lattimore of Paris slated for District Attorney.
The notice lists candidates for county positions including Representative No. 1 Sam T Rayburn, County Judge H A Cunningham, County Clerk W A Thomas, Sheriff Chas B Bridges, Assessor W C Willie Finley, County Attorney J Walter Donaldson, and Commissioner Precinct 1 Ila Agnew, Precinct 7 18 2 Keene for Constable.
Randolph Pumblings reports a flurry of visiting relatives and locals. John Swapstow returns from Setor and visits at Jie Cooper's residence. Mrs CHIT Bister and Miss Rose Reynolds travel to Wolfe City and back. Deshane heads to the Dallas fair. young folks sing at Mr Kirk's home. Pearl Woodson visits Mila and Bessie Cox. Rev Hazelip preaches at the Baptist church. Mr Queener and wife travel to Fort Worth to visit relatives. Mio Andeca Thomas tends the stable for Joe Cooper. The Willa family moves to town. Bell Gates sells property to Grover Dyer. Frank Smith and Pearl Woodson visit Metor.
A fragment from the Baltimore American quotes a manager’s quip about a spoiled star in a discussion on public reception. The exchange highlights critics’ praise and the performer’s strong impact despite reported issues.
A whimsical remark from a student about the composition of India rubber mentions carbon and hydrogen and a playful exclamation about neck pain, reflecting a light moment in a classroom.
Powell Been Married Many Years Denies Having Rights In Private Dispute Asks Partner To Stand Up For Themselves In A Dialogue From A Historic Page.
A collection of aphorisms on gender roles and persistence. The text contrasts patience with force and comments on kinship, implying social judgments about men and relatives.
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