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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1903
Page
2
A new grain called corn wheat is being grown in Eastern Washington. It combines corn’s fattening qualities with a wheat like appearance. Grains are twice as large as ordinary wheat and yields range from sixty to one hundred bushels per acre. It promises to fatten hogs where corn fails in the Pacific Northwest.
Joseph H. Perkins of Syracuse New York plans a work detailing biographies of nearly 4000 centenarians and will include statistics showing about 4000 Americans aged 100 or older to explain longevity and potential readership.
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a grave illness with yellow skin sunken eyes and severe pain. He describes three doctors giving up then credits Electric Bitters with a first bottle improving his condition after three weeks he says he is now a well man and urges others to try them.
A collection owned by Mrs. Frank D. Highbie of Peekskill New York displays facsimile crowns from Britain Germany Portugal Russia Denmark Austria Spain Italy the Netherlands Sweden Norway Siam and Popeco. Each piece mirrors the original in size color cut setting and detail and is crafted in 1 carat gold with accurate imitation stones. The Paris built set, valued at 27000 dollars, was made for the St Louis exposition and will be shown next year. the American crown is pictured by a silk hat like Roosevelt's.
Public notice asserts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is the sole salve made from pure unadulterated witch hazel. It claims cures for piles and ailments, warns against counterfeits, and urges buyers to seek the genuine product from A. Thomas & Sons.
Advertises as a blacksmith and scrap iron buyer. Jim Coleman offers to purchase any kind of old scrap iron and welcomes inquiries from interested sellers.
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