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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1901
Page
6
An old testimonial extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening mothers to support healthy babies. It claims no alcohol opium or cocaine and cites a Topeka Kansas mother of ten praising its effect on her tenth child. The ad-like text also mentions Dr. Pierce's Pellets for heartburn and urges use by expectant mothers.
A New Orleans mission observer reports that Chinese residents, organized in San Francisco linked tong societies, were urged to show ignorance about the Boxer situation. They rely on internal circulars for abroad news while discounting local papers.
A freight wreck on the H and T C road at College Station derails a train and demolishes several cars. A R Berry of Tarrant county buys McMullen county ranch property totaling 4350 acres. Governor signals possible extra session if the legislature adjourns by April 15. Gov Sayers offers 150 dollars reward for dynamiting Geo Feilder's Sherman residence. A Fifth regiment artillery detachment at San Antonio replaces Troop F Tenth Cavalry, to Philippines. Orange board invites President McKinley to a five minute talk during his coming visit. TEETHINA promoted for summer health in children, 26 cents at druggists or 25 cents by mail to C J Moffett, St Louis.
Spanish peanuts touted as a versatile feed crop with farmers in the county benefiting fat horses. Advertisement seeks clean cheap seed and pecans for sale by Fred L. Judd. Elder Jewell Howard to preach at First Christian Cameron on Sunday April 7 with Missions Day emphasis. City marshal enforces sidewalk stock rules. WANTED one dozen peafowl eggs and items bought for cash. Carriage and sign painting offered by Jim Coleman.
The Herald offers copies of a 1A preliminary report on the life history habits injuries and methods for destroying the Mexican cotton boll weevil. Authorized by the 26th legislature the report results from extended investigation by Prof. F. W. Malley entomologist. Free copies available at The Herald office to cotton raisers who call.
Legal notice commands the sheriff to publish a four week summons for Jesusa Sabala in Milam County to appear at the next District Court in Cameron on April 15 1901 for a divorce petition filed February 27 1901 by Roman Sabala alleging marriage in 1889 and separation in 1905 with elopement.
An advertisement touts Dr Rob inson Golden Catarrh Remedies available only at Cameron Drug Co Cameron Texas with semi annual visits by Dr H Robinson at the Cameron store free trial treatment for catarrh and related eye ear nose throat and lung diseases. Also notes free consultation by mail or office and directs correspondence to Dr H Robinson Waco Texas 293mo No 315 N 11th street. Another ad promotes Smith's Sure Kidney Cure with a 50 cent price and a money back guarantee through Thomas Moore druggists. Also mentions Jim Coleman wood worker and local blacksmithing and painting services.
Ford Chambers Sharp, loan agents in Cameron Texas, announce vendor's lien notes on homesteads bought and extended with prompt funding. No delay in getting the money. Office location noted as upstairs northwest room in the courthouse.
A Chamberlains Pain Balm testimonial from D N Sinks of Troy Ohio praises rapid relief from rheumatism. Nearby notices advertise a 75 acre Cameron dairy farm for sale or rent with 20 milk cows, and a cold remedy testimonial from Marion Rooke of Chicago. Also listed are unimproved lands and city property for sale and a bed bug poison advertisement.
R. H. Johnson's promotes solid gold plain rings and latest style set rings at the Postoffice building for shoppers seeking durable denoting designs and current fashion.
Champ Clark laments overwork and sleepless nights and credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health and energy. Advertises the tonic as the best all around medicine and urges readers to buy from local druggists Thomas Moore and Geo A Thomas. Also notes posts for sale and a Red Bug Poison product for 25 cents.
A fragmented notice urges people to inspect eye health and consider eyeglasses as a prevention. It promotes visiting for a free eye checkup and suggests early eye care may prevent further issues.
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