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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
3
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface remedy. It claims the product uses proven ingredients with blood purifiers and direct action on mucous membranes. The notice cites testimonials and lists J Cheney & Co as Toledo druggists as sellers.
A Fayette resident recounts a Civil War era claim of heavy losses at Gettysburg and praises remedies like Electric Bitters and Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for stomach and general health. The notice cites local druggists Saunders Drug Co and J W Peeler offering these products.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Foley's medicine for lung, coughs, and bilious attacks. It promotes Chamberlain's Liver Tablets to ease indigestion and stomach inflammation, claiming headache relief and renewed health, with a generic reference to male birthdays.
Mrs Adal Croom of the Croom Hotel Vaiglin Mississippi reports months of fever cough and consumption symptoms relieved after using Dr. King s New Discovery. Three bottles complete cure. Saunders Drug Co offers 50c and 1.00 with trial bottle free.
A concise proverb urges self reliance for boaters who lack funds for motors, promoting skillful paddling as a practical alternative. The saying frames resourcefulness as a remedy for limited means and underscores independence on the water.
CG R Kluger of 1060 Virginia Ave Indianapolis reports LD was weak from kidney trouble and that Poles Kidney Remedy cleared his complexion. He claims doctors and other remedies failed but Foley Kidney Remedy helped him. Saunders Drug Co sells it.
A damaged fragment tells of a boy named J Vostoses from Foley's Ovi A Stem and a life threatened by illness. The note hints at fear and a social response in Wis. It presents unclear names and a troubled condition.
William Kennedy aged fifty two died in a bathtub at a hotel on Third Avenue New York after vertigo caused his false teeth to slip into his throat the inquest revealed. Kennedy previously served thirty years in the U S Army and received a discharge at Mare Island on September 1 1908 as a sergeant.
Bonham reader T Q Townsend reports relief from back ache and frequent kidney actions after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He cites his sister-in-law also benefiting and urges purchasing from Saunders Drug Co with FosterMilburn Co as US agents. Remember the name Dosng.
Saunders Drug Co sells Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package promising quick relief from coughs and colds and a strengthening effect on lungs based on the product claim.
A woman voices doubt about logic in a heated argument, comparing reasoning in the dispute to unfamiliar tasks in the kitchen. The remark underscores tension over reasoning and domestic roles without escalation to violence.
A local election brief highlights MARL MCALESTER as candidate for district clerk in Por district. The notice emphasizes campaign focus and community service, with attention to the upcoming district posts and election timing.
A woman slips a dime into her glove to aid a scheme and a coin’s clatter near the city hall reveals a hidden plot. She and a fat subway rider both bend to recover the dime, then she moves toward the stairs. A subsequent dime mishap leads to a realization on Broadway.
The Beloved One objects to lrace for lacking business like conduct. Stern Parent argues he pursues you for money. Reloved One replies that this proves he is business like.
Prof Thompson urges varying daily routines by pursuing a scientific hobby noting amateurs have driven progress. He cites William Herschell the astronomer who taught music, William Gilbert author of De Magnete who was a medical man, Dr W N Dallinger expert on the miseroscope who was a clergyman, and William Sturgeon inventor of the electromagnet who was a shopkeeper.
Fragmentary text describes a passenger on a lake who fears danger and mentions a steamer, a sinking boat, and warter depth near the bottom of the lake. The wording is unclear but implies a perilous voyage or near disaster and a warning to stay calm.
A couple sits on the porch at night and watches the sky. He muses on a young man's privilege of seeing a shooting star, while she replies she has no idea, then notes another meteor streaking by.
A brief notice advises ensuring feet are well protected to avoid injuries during activities. It emphasizes proper footwear and safety practices for readers.
The exchange frames a quarrel over work hours with a challenger asking why the speaker pushes for shorter hours. Workers respond that many state officials seek his rhetoric and he seeks more time to study speeches.
A magazine editor quips that brevity sells, arguing short words win more readers while the author notes profits rise with smaller prices. The exchange highlights a contrast between literary economy and commercial gain in publishing.
A Houston Post report notes that during wreckage clearance investigators found a woman trapped beneath the overturned machine. The cause remains undetermined, with officials continuing to examine the scene.
Gainesville Tex records a packed audience at the Blg Tent Show where Chase Lister Company presented Jim Bailey in a four act comedy drama praised as well written and well staged. John N Simpson Republican candidate for governor spoke about broad Democratic support and anticipated election by a large margin.
A special drive aims for large turnout next Sunday with heating arranged for a comfortable room. The pastor hopes every pupil and church member attends as the Sunday school program is deemed highly important. Many pupils are working hard this week and the men’s Bible class is expected to set records.
Kodak finishing effort sees the loan of Kodaks and Gameras to Foster Photo for processing and display. The arrangement covers multiple camera formats and strengthens regional photo services.
A customer testimonial from Keene New Hampshire asserts Vinol cod liver oil tonic builds strength when run down from overwork. The witness praises Vinol as an honest medicine containing medicinal and body building elements without stomach upset, ideal for old people weak women and children and for combating hacking coughs and chronic colds. Saunders Drag Company Bonham offers money back if not satisfied.
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