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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
5
The Little River Chapter Bo meets on the fourth Friday night each month while the Blue Lodge gathers Thursday night on or before the full moon.
Milam Lodge No 125 meets Mondays under Ben Beaty K of R&S 1 O F Cameron Emancement No 55 meets 2nd and 4th Mondays Patriarchs visiting city invited Cameron Lodge meets Thursdays Modern Order of Pretorians meets Fridays at the I O C F hall officials D B Worcester and C Ross Sr provide notices of gatherings for local members
Sunday services listed include Sunday School at 9 30 a m and morning service at 11 a m with an evening service at 7 45 p m Rev Jani Woletey is noted as a parish officer with a 7 45 p m prayer service and a weekly meeting at Couns Weeks minister Bh Society at 4 p m every Monday except the third. Pastor T J Smith leads the church.
The notice lists Manday School at 0:30 eyes it 8 and 1:45 pm PReme rad Society with a Monday 3 pm time. It also mentions a Mid-Week Prayer Meeting at 7:4 and the Ladies Missionary Society meeting on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 8 pm.
A brief community notice announces a service at 4 p.m. at Romaice Parish led by Pastor Pe. The item lists the event time and location with minimal additional detail.
The record lists church services and Sunday School times, noting Sunday School at 9:80, services on the second Sunday at 11 a.m., and weekly prayers on Monday at 7:45 p.m. at the Peety Christian church, a 4th year Episcopal schedule with morning and evening services.
Catholic Church notices announce contes and ome and Sunday activities. Readers are urged to attend morning services and events, with schedules described in brief.
Readers urged to send views on local option impact in Cameron and Milam County. The letter recalls a cautionary tale of a family torn by alcohol and saloon culture, urging mothers and sisters to address the danger and share experiences with the Herald.
A reader letter condemns saloon culture after a man returns home with his dead child and wife discovers another child's body, urging Cameron to keep saloons out. The author, E. J. Hammond, pleads for a clean county and pitied drinkers.
An old public notice urges using Dr. Shoop Cough Cure claiming no poisons appear on its labels and notes the national requirement for poison markings on cough mixtures. It warns mothers to insist on Shoop’s, comparing packages and avoiding other brands. Cameron Drug Co sells it.
A Cadell resident Earl Shamburg recalls past hardships with grasshoppers and drought in Kansas. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing his persistent cough after less than one bottle, touting it as a reliable lung and throat healer. Pace's New Drug Store guarantees it with trial bottles free.
W B Brunson of Dublin Ga praises Elec tric Bitters as a remedy for his eighty three year old mother and others. He claims two years of use restore strength and sleep. The ad also touts Bitters for stomach liver and kidney issues, offering hope to the weak and debilitated.
A compact aphorism notes that strict liquor limits or heavy drinking etiquette can prompt men to stay sober, using a wry, period-voice tone. The line implies social restraint tied to practical consequences rather than moral judgment.
A Pace's New Drug Store advert promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for sores burns wounds piles and chilblains. The copy claims fast healing and that symptoms disappear, with a 25 cent price point and guaranteed satisfaction.
A vivid line portrays sharp tongued figures reveling in wielding a hammer for gossip driven tasks. The description hints at keen tempers and bold actions within a small community or setting.
An old advertisement touts a product called Dr Koop Catarth Remedy. It markets a snow white creamy balm for instant relief of nasal or eye irritation. Sold by Camerom Drug.
An advertisement warns that a minor throat cough can lead to pneumonia bronchitis or consumption and promotes Bal lard's Horehound Syrup as an affordable cure sold by Pace's New Drug Store. A closing line quips that clothes do not make the man or the chorus girl.
The State of Texas issues a four week publication citation against G H Hartin in Milam County District Court April term 1907. Plaintiff R F Pool seeks foreclosure and title remedies on land parcels in F Rodriguez survey with vendor’s liens, noting multiple notes for 284 and 100 dollars and interest defaults. The notice, signed by Clerk James Hooks, requires publication in Cameron Herald.
Mark Twain recalls a dinner tale from the Virginia City Enterprise era about a prized turkey. The proprietor claimed the bird and later received a letter asking what the turkey died of to settle a bet. The anecdote preserves a humorous glimpse of press life and a rival bet over a turkey’s fate.
A Prairie Grove Arkansas testimonial urges immediate purchase of Ballard’s Snow Liniment, claiming it cures rheumatism burns cuts sprains and contracted muscles. The note credits T S Graham and Pace’s New Drug Store with selling the product and highlights a past user’s praise.
An advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills regulate the liver prevent appendicitis and establish regular bowels after prolonged constipation. The copy notes the product costs 25 cents and is sold at Pace’s New Drug Store.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is advertised as pleasant tasting for children and claimed to drive the cold out through the bowels. The label asserts no opiate and compliance with Pure Food and Drugs Law while noting a shift to profitability after a mistaken start.
Fragmentary ad copy urging readers to get a clean Early Riser product sold by Pace's New Drug Store, noting a promotional emphasis on effective use and availability.
An old remedy claims to soothe congested membranes and heal and cleanse passages. It purports to cure colds throat troubles hoarseness hay fever and nasal dryness. Marketed as antiseptic with no narcotics or habit forming drugs.
J A Brogdon of the National Sign Co Dayton Ohio writes Oct 12 1906 praising Nosena as giving real relief from catarrh after six years of symptoms. He says money would not buy his tube of Nosena if not available and urges purchase from druggists with a 10 cent mail sample offer from Brown Manufacturing Co St Louis MO and Greenville TN.
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