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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1915
Page
2
Sound advice urges health in middle life to prevent later illness. Emulsion acts as tonic aiding blood, strengthening body, and avoiding sickness. No alcohol in Scott's. Scott and Bowne, Bloomfield, New Jersey.
The first bale of cotton grown near Burlington was ginned and brought to town. W. J. Sorrels raised it on the Dickinson farm and sold to W. R. Smith for 14 1 2 cents. A premium of 23.50 was awarded by local citizens at the Litzman and Webb yard.
Duffy and Misses Francis and Mary Hopkins of Waco were visiting relatives and friends here Sunday. Grover Albert was a visitor among his many friends at Lott Sunday.
An advertising showcase highlights Doan's Kidney Pills as a preferred remedy for kidney pains with a Cameron customer case by J M Mitchell. The notice traces Mitchell's back pain relief after using the product, sold by Geo A Thomas & Sons' Drug Store, price 50 cents. Also included are brief notes on Texas penitentiary system probes, clerk testaments to Chamberlains remedy, and assorted local notices from Cameron and Jones Prairie.
Plans are laid to open a permanent Summer School and Normal Institute in Cameron on June 1 1916 for 8 weeks. Classes run 55 minute recitations with eight teachers from Texas, approved by Supt. W F Daughty. Polk C Webb signs, adding a revival with sisters Misses M Eithel and Alma Webb.
In the district court of Milam County during the October 1912 term Judge Scott issued an injunction prohibiting bathing in Little River between the Cameron Water Power and Light pumping station and the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railroad bridge. Violators face severe penalties and arrest, with all persons to be held to answer before Judge Scott. Parents urged to keep children out of the river. Allen Hooks, Sheriff Milam County, Texas.
An old advertisement claims accumulated bowel waste causes fevers and digestion problems. It urges taking one or two Dr King s New Life Pills tonight to ensure a full bowel movement in the morning, and offers a 36 pill bottle for 25 cents from the local druggist.
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